The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
It looks like Rodrigo Rezavela is now doing it for Division Brand down in Brazil through Dream BMX! Here’s his welcome video that’s packed full of grind combos, nose balance, plenty of barspins and more!
“Rodrigo Oliveira “REZAVELA” just got the bump up to Division Brand and filmed this welcome edit for his introduction. Produced by Diego Amaral.
Track:Justin Stone – How U Been (Prod. Penacho)“
Need a small, compact setup for filming on your phone? Here’s the best phone filming setup for under $15 according to Dan Foley…
For Dan Foley‘s latest video, he decided to give us a little insight into his setup that he uses for filming with his phone. In the video, Dan talks about the Sunpak Platinum Plus “Mini D” Tripod that he picked up for $12.99 and a cell phone mount that he managed to find at the Dollar Store for… You guessed it… A dollar. This is a pretty basic setup, but it’s probably the best phone filming setup for under $15 that you can get. Since not everyone has a Dollar Store near them, we decided to look up both items on Amazon for you. We found the Mini D tripod, but we weren’t able to find the phone mount for as cheap, but it’s available for $4.99. A little more expensive, but it’ll get the job done. Obviously, if you have a Dollar Store nearby, you should definitely take Dan’s (technically Rob Darden‘s) advice.
While we were looking, we came across two Tripod mounts for your phone that could also get the job done. One for $15.99 that includes a remote so you could start recording from a distance and then a cheaper kit that looks like it could also get the job done for you.
If you’re on the hunt for a way to film with your phone that allows you to get a good, clean shot… This might just be worth the investment. Cameras on phones these days definitely get the job done, but having a clean, shake free shot goes a long way when it comes to a BMX video that’s worth watching. There’s nothing worse than an edit filmed by a shaky hand.
Do you have any other affordable ways to get some clean shots while filming with your phone? Let us know in the comments below!
Wethepeople have released their new “Endstate” video for your viewing pleasure!
Here’s one we’ve been waiting to see! Wethepeople just dropped their new “Endstate” video featuring some of their team getting down out on the streets of California. This BMX video is 15 minutes of bangers with some dialed spots and clean film work. You’ll want to get on that play button and check this out because it’s a MUST SEE.
“Fresh off the back of Foundation, we got to work on a new California-based project featuring WTP PRO riders Ed Zunda, Dan Kruk, Felix Prangenberg, Jordan Godwin and a new addition to the AM team Jesse Romano. The boys went in hard, and the footage speaks for it’s self.
Filmed by Grant Castelluzzo & edited by Paul Robinson.“
The crew at Proper Bike Co. just sent through this BMX new video featuring Max Chuprina getting down on some of the ramps over in Sochi, Russia. Max brings some technical lip trick combos and more for this one that’ll keep you guessing all the way through. Take a peek!
“Max travelled over 5,000 kms from Siberia to Sochi in search of good weather and great transitions.
Filmed by Andrew Solokov”
Part 2 of the Stephen Murray “Staying Strong” 10-part Autobiography has arrived. In part 2 we get the story of how he got into BMX, coming back from flatlining 3 times after his crash, how Stay Strong came about and a few inspirational words.
If you missed it, here is Staying Strong – Part 1
“Stephen Murray – ‘STAYING STRONG’ Autobiography
Ride UK presents 10 Weeks of Murray, leading up to the book launch on June 22nd 2017.
Week 2: Stephen talks us through his introduction to BMX, how he moved into dirt jumping, and the birth of Stay Strong.
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Archive footage courtesy of Stephen Murray, Bicycles & Dirt.
Interviews filmed by Scott Connor and Robin Pearson.
Edited by Robin Pearson.” – Stephen Murray
A few months back, Red Bull released the Raditudes: Must Dust video that featured Corey Martinez getting down in an abandoned warehouse with some colorful chalk dust to give it a unique effect. Here’s another video that surfaced that appears to be a shorter re-cut of the footage by the producer of the video. It’s pretty crazy how editing can change the look of a video. Either way, this is a real good watch and the concept is pretty cool. Take a peek!
Just incase you missed it or want to see it again, here’s the original Must Dust video!
“In collaboration with Writer/Director Josh McGowan, we made Must Dust — a meditation on where BMX and art collide. The piece is centered on embracing the obstacles that come with creating — never losing your resolve. Your voice, ambition and resourcefulness will always be the driving force behind what you do. Most importantly, the process of creating is the rewarding part; the finished product is just the result.
Brand – Red Bull
Production Company – Gear Seven Creative
Athlete: Corey Martinez
Director, Editor, Color – Josh McGowan
Producers – Kirk Slawek, Josh McGowan
DP – Colin Noel
Movi Operator – Sam Wiley
Special Effects – Kyle Copeland
Grip – Nick Friend
Production Assistants – Carson Smith, Josh Link, Connor Di Prinzo, David Porter, Natalie Simmons
Original Score – Jonny Mendez
Sound Design and Mastering – Cody Twitchell
Special Thanks:
Brian Foster
Dave Mavro”
Let’s take a look at the new Jonesin Fork from BSD…
If you’re jonesing for a new BMX Fork, then you’re in luck. The crew over at BSD will be releasing their new Jonesin Fork in May! This fork is made from fully heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a CNC Machined one piece steerer tube, integrated headset race tapered and butted legs with clearance for 2.40″ tires, Investment Cast dropouts with a 22mm offset and a 7075 aluminum compression cap to keep everything tight.
The Jonesin fork will be available in Stainless and Gloss Black with a weight of 2.2 lbs. through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry BSD worldwide starting in May 2017.
“The new Jonesin’ fork design centres around a short 22mm offset invest cast dropout that brings your front wheel in closer to the steerer tube line giving your bikes front end that quick snappy feel for front wheel tricks. The dropouts are designed with clearance for fat plastic pegs in mind too. The rest of the fork benefits from being constructed using fully heat treated 4130 chromoly featuring a one piece CNC machined steerer tube and tapered butted fork legs for ultimate strength while maintaining light weight.” – BSD
Merritt‘s connect over in Russia through Raen Shop, Ilya Berestetskiy, recently spent some time out in Barcelona, Spain soaking up the sunshine and street spots. Here’s a fresh new edit filled with clips he stacked during his stay. As always, Ilya comes through with plenty of grinds, big barspin combos and more. This is a real solid watch from start to finish, so get on that play button and enjoy!