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Colony just dropped a brand new Bike Check with Bobbie Altiser and his current Sweet Tooth setup that he’s running. This bike has these things we don’t see all too often called front and back brakes, and some of those classic locking brake levers for maximum front and back brake magic. You can check out a full parts list along with a couple photos of this dialed unit on the Colony website — Bobbie Altiser Bike Check
Here’s one for you guys that love the look and feel of an East Coast street BMX video. Sam Jones (U.S) dropped this promo video for the Connetication video that he’s been working on with his crew. Based off what we’re seeing in this teaser and what we know from the guys that will have parts in the video, this is bound to be real good. Even better, you don’t have to wait long for this one because it’s due out this month, too!
“Promo for Connetication releasing February 2017.
Connetication is a video about the people I have been out cruising with the last year and a half with riding based mostly in the Connecticut area but also throughout various parts of New England. Featuring Jacob Sandstrom, Sam Jones, Chris D’Aiello, Justin O’Connor, Mike Brown, Javaun Crane-Bonnell and a mix part.
Filmed between October 2015-January 2017
Filmed and Edited by Sam Jones
Additional Filming by Josh Foisey & Javaun Crane-Bonnell
Extra filming help from Chris D’Aiello, Matt Horak, Mike Brown, Jacob Sandstrom, Brendan Parsons, Jeff Martin and Ben Grohs”
You might see Travis Hughes out crushing street spots all the time, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t spend time cruising skateparks, too. Here’s a fresh one featuring Travis going to work at a couple different skateparks and plazas out in California, mixing grinds and big cranked turndowns. As always, Travis does NOT disappoint. Check it!
“Kink pro Travis Hughes is dialed far beyond his years. Watch him put an absolute slaying on a bunch of plazas in the San Diego area. The future is bright!
Credit: Doeby Huynh”
Soul coming through with a new series taking a look at different styles of DIY spots! This first episode kicks things off with some DIY spots created with the help of concrete. This video hits up ditch spots, a DIY park and a few other unique spots that Nico Badet, Nicolas Cambon, Antoine Nau and a few others built and spent some time riding. Great riding, clean film work and some fun looking spots. Check it out!
“First episode of our trilogy dedicated to DIY spots, produced in association with VANS. We asked Nicolas Cambon and his crew from ALBI roots to create some spot with concrete ; see more behind the scene photos of Simon Cassol on the article on new SOULBMXMAG.COM. Next episodes will be about wood and steel. Stay tuned and feel free to share.”
After Simple Session wrapped up, Anthony Panza made the trip over to sunny Barcelona, Spain with Billy Perry and Austin Augie. One he got his bike dialed in, he decided to do a quick video Bike Check to give you a closer look at his new bike that he built up for Simple Session. Hit play to take a look a closer look at his Cult SOS Too Short decked out with Cult and Merritt parts!
“FROM SIMPLE SESSION TO BARCELONA. Today was our first day in Barcelona, Spain. I built up a new bike before my trip to Europe and its feeling better than ever. Learn more about my current setup and watch myself hit the streets of BCN. SHOUT OUT TO THE PEOPLE THAT SUPPORT ME @ CULT & MERRITT! Enjoy.”
It’s always a good day when some Ben Hittle footage surfaces online, no matter what year it is from. Ride BMX uploaded Ben’s section from the Nation BMX “Non-Stop” video that came out back in 2005 and it’s packed full of style! This video is a mix of ramps, street and dirt action with plenty of stalls, fufanu and abubaca combos, technical lip tricks, big cranked turndowns and look backs, and so much more. Ben is a really good example of how good that “mid-school” style really was.
If you missed it the other day, here’s Garrett Reynolds’ Nation BMX “Non-Stop” section!
“Ben Hittle is likely one of the best to ever do it on the archaic, straight cable/cassette hub set up. Though it’s been years since his departure from BMX, and even longer since this section game out, moves like these will always be timeless.”
If it has two wheels, Desmond Tessemaker probably rips on it. Here’s a video from a recent trip he took where BMX bikes, motorcycles, mountain bikes and more were all put to good use! This is definitely a video for those of you who like to mix things up beyond just BMX. Great riding footage, some clean film work and plenty of energy. You can’t go wrong with this one.
“Follow Desmond Tessemaker on his Two Wheeled Adventure through France! Desmond came from a BMX racing background and got into the freestyle scene riding trails with his race friends. In this edit we go back to his roots hitting up an iconic French trails spot. As this road trip was all about fun we brought out the KTM250SX and Desmond’s Radon Mountainbike to optimise the fun!
Videofacts:
5600 Kilometres
1100 Litres Gasoline
3 Bikes
500 litres of beer 😉
1 Camper breakdown
21 Days
17 Rained out days
Have fun watching!
Produced by @syovanvliet for @mastersofdirt
Film&Edit: syovanvliet.com
Sounddesign: Robert van Rooijen”
The WHTHOUS crew coming through with a fresh batch of footage featuring Dimitri James putting in work down in Arizona. This one has a good mix of unique spots and plenty of grinds. Get on that play button!
“Dimitri James doin’ it for WHTHOUS and Arizona.
Filmed By:
Nick Jones
Greg Moliterno
Derrick Riggs
Troy Blair
Ben Smith
SmallFry
Sebastian Prot
Dick Fitzwell
Chris Ferrara
Dustin Arp”