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Viki Gomez – 2016 Instagram Compilation

November 11, 2016

Here’s a gem we spotted over on Flat Matters that you have to check out. Viki Gomez released this new video of some of his latest Instagram clips from the flatland sessions he has been getting in over the course of the year. As you should know by now, Viki has a DEEP bag of tricks and is no stranger to cooking up some incredibly difficult combos, and that’s exactly what this is filled with. Hit play. You will be blown away by the clips in this, even if you don’t ride flatland.

“Freestyle is a big part of my riding and this compilations shows a kind of riding that borns and dies in the same day, Very proud to keep increasing my bag of tricks during all the trips! Small tricks lead to big tricks! Hope it will inspire others to keep on progressing!”

Breakfast Buffet – Vancouver Mix

November 11, 2016

The guys up in Canada are always coming through with the goods. Here’s a fresh mix from some of Canada’s finest getting down on the streets of Vancouver! If you’re looking for grinds, lines and style… This is the BMX video for you! Enjoy!

“A variety of riders from western Canada to bring you a breakfast buffet for your viewing pleasure

Filmed and Edited by Jordan Siudy
Filmed in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary

Riders:
Riley Abramyk, Nick Halisheff, Dan Cauchi, Adam Piatek, Owen Dawson, Tristan Sweet, Joel Dykstra, Neriah Mair, Greg D’amico, Jordan Siudy, Darcy Clark, James Van De Kamp, Corey Walsh” – DIG

Riding BMX In An Abandoned Mall

November 11, 2016

We have been cutting back on the vlogs pretty heavy since there are just too many to keep up with these days, but this new one Austin Augie put out caught our attention. This video gives us a look at some time Austin, Tony Malouf and Morgan Long spent exploring an abandoned mall that has been completely gutted. The spot is absolutely crazy and Austin and Morgan both take on some crazy gaps and drops that you gotta check out. This is definitely not your usual BMX video, so make sure you take a look at this one.

Common Crew – Julian Arteaga “Monster Mash” Behind the Scenes

November 10, 2016

The Common Crew keep the behind the scenes footage rolling. This time around we get a look at what didn’t make the cut for Julian Arteaga‘s section, along with a bunch of random none-riding clips that should get you laughing. These guys filmed for this video for around five years, so you know there’s a lot of gold in this one despite it being leftover footage. Enjoy!

Want to see more footage like this? Check out a few of the other guys behind the scenes footage in the Common Crew Archives.

Demolition Parts – Black Jacket Colorway

November 10, 2016

The new 2017 “Black Jacket” colorway from Demolition Parts has arrived! This new color is available on a bunch of their parts and is starting to land at BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now. This color is black with yellow splatter and it definitely looks rad. You can find the “Black Jacket” color on the Dennis Enarson signature Rig bars, Rig Stem and Rig cranks, the Tyler Fernengel signature Paradise Bars and Paradise stem, the Kris Fox signature Fox Fork, and the Ryan “Biz” Jordan signature Rotator Freecoaster. You can also find the color on their Revolt cranks, Zero rim and Ghost V2 front hub. Check out a detailed photo of each of these items below!

RotatoR Freecoaster.

Dennis Enarson signature Rig stem, cranks and bars.

Tyler Fernengel signature Paradise stem and bars.

Kris Fox signature Fox fork.

Revolt cranks.

Ghost V2 front hub.

Zero Rim.

Here’s a look at a custom bike with all of the “Black Jacket” parts to give you an idea of just what it looks like all dialed in.

Biggest Game of Trampoline B-I-K-E

November 10, 2016

The fun at Travis Pastrana’s house continues! This time around Matty Cranmer, Big Boy and the rest of the crew decided to play a massive game of B-I-K-E on the trampoline setup they came across. Since there was 11 of them playing, they decided to shorten it to 1-9-9 since that’s Travis’ motocross number. Hit play and watch what went down. Things definitely get heated at the end!

“SCOTTY CRANMER ROAD 2 RECOVERY FUND
https://road2recovery.com/cause-view/scotty-cranmer/

The crew and I saw this crazy gymnastic trampoline at Pastrana land a knew what had to be done. This was the biggest game of trampoline bike that we have ever done. There is nothing more fun then just doing something creative with all of your friends. “

Cult – 2017 Dak Frame

November 10, 2016

Cult dropped a new promo for Dakota Roche‘s 2017 signature Dak frame today, so we figured some of you might want to check out the full specs and details.

2017 Dak Frame

The Dak frame is made from revised 100% Cult Classic chromoly tubing with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket, 9.25″ standover height and a 13.25″ chainstay length. The frame features an integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets with embossed logos, an externally machined Mid bottom bracket, investment cast seat post clamp, investment cast seat stay bridge, S-bend chain stays with plenty of clearance for 2.40″ tires, heat-treated investment cast dropouts and removable brake mounts.

The Dak frame comes in top tube lengths of 20″, 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ and this black and brown patina for the only color option! The 2017 Dak frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Cult worldwide for $339.99 now.

Investment Cast seat stay bridge.

Heat-treated investment cast dropouts!

Cult – Dakota Roche 2017 Patina Dak Frame Promo

November 10, 2016

Cult just released this new promo video featuring Dakota Roche and his signature 2017 Dak frame in the latest Patina colorway. This video starts out with Dak building up a brand new bike, followed by bunch of clips he hit as he cruised spot to spot on his motorcycle! Dialed bike, dialed colorway and some damn good riding. Hit play and enjoy!

For full specs, details and photos of the 2017 Dak frame, CLICK HERE!

“Dak is back at it again this time with a new Patina Colorway frame and custom graphics inspired by old street hogs.”