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Here’s a Throwback Thursday for your viewing pleasure. FBM just uploaded Vic Ayala‘s section from the “All Time Low” video online for your viewing pleasure! This part came out way back in 2001 and still kicks a ton of ass 15 years later. If you want to see some street riding gold, this is the BMX video for your viewing pleasure!
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It’s pretty crazy how many crazy tricks go down now days and you could easily miss it if you aren’t checking out all the videos, Instagram posts and more. Even if you do that, there’s a good chance that you’re going to miss a lot of crazy tricks. Luckily for you, somebody put together a compilation of clips for your viewing pleasure! Talk about so many insane, random and creative tricks! Hit play and check this one out, you won’t be disappointed!
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BMX Avenue coming through with a fresh video from Killian Limousin for your viewing pleasure! This one has a real laid back vibe to it as Killian jibs around some of his local spots. All of this was filmed on an iPhone and it turned out really good, too! Hit play and enjoy!
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With the Subrosa X Slayer collaboration dropping in just a few weeks worldwide, Subrosa decided it was time to drop a new Bike Check with Scott Ditchburn and his current Subrosa X Slayer Thunderbeast build! This bike looks so damn good. You can check out more photos and a full parts list on the Subrosa Website — Scott Ditchburn’s Slayer Thunderbeast
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With 2017 complete bikes starting to roll out from brands all around the world, we figured it would be a good time to give you guys a closer look at what Radio Bikes have for bikes hitting BMX shops and mail-orders. For 2017, Radio have a full range of bikes from small 16″ entry level bikes all the way up to high end Comrad that is decked out with aftermarket parts from Eclat and Salt. All of the bikes you see here will be available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry the Radio Bikes worldwide soon, we have a full list of distributors for you to check out at the end. If you’re in the United States, you can have your local shop get any of the 2017 Radio Bikes complete bikes through QBMX! So, let’s get into this!
Let’s start out with one of our favorite bikes from Radio Bikes this year, the 2017 Comrad. This bike starts out with a full 4130 chromoly frame with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.85″ standover height and a 13.6″ chainstay length. You can find an integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes for strength, an Integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket, removable brake mounts and heat-treated 14mm dropouts. The Radio Bikes Pro fork is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 1-piece steerer tube. Up top, you can find full 4130 chromoly bars with a 9″ rise, 29.5″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of upsweep. The rest of the Comrad is decked out top to bottom in Salt Plus and Eclat parts.
GRIPS: SALTPLUS “XL” flangeless grips
STEM: RADIO “AXIS” top loading stem, 50mm reach
HEADSET: SALTPLUS “ECHO” int. headset, sealed bearing
CRANKS: RADIO “PRO” tubular 3pc crank crmo 170mm, 8 spline
BB: Mid size, press fit, sealed bearing
PEDALS: SALTPLUS “Stealth” nylon/fibreglass pedals
CHAIN: SALT “AM” chain, 510h type
SPROCKET: RADIO “AXIS” 6061-T6 alloy 26t sprocket
SEAT: RADIO “Century” fat padded tripod seat
SEAT POST: RADIO “Tripod” alloy post
SEAT CLAMP: Integrated seat clamp
FRONT HUB: SALT “EX” alloy hub, sb 3/8″s female axle, 36-hole
REAR HUB: SALTPLUS “PRO” freecoaster hub, fully sealed bearings, 14mm hollow axle, 36-hole.
DRIVER: 9-tooth freecoaster driver, sealed bearing, RSD
Hub Guards: SALTPLUS “PRO” Nylon hubguard
FRONT RIM: SALTPLUS “Summit” rim, straight double wall, 36h
REAR RIM: SALTPLUS “Summit” rim, straight double wall, 36h
TIRES: SALTPLUS “STING” tires, 2.40” front & 2.30″ rear
PEGS: SALT “AM” steel/nylon pegs (1 pair)
BRAKE LEVER: SALTPLUS “GEO” alloy brake lever (Not Pictured)
BRAKES: ECLAT “Talon” alloy u-brake-rear (Not Pictured)
WEIGHT: 11.86kg (26.14lbs) without pegs.
The 2017 Comrad comes in ED Copper for the only color with a 21″ top tube length. This bike is ideal for the more advanced rider that is looking for a bike that will hold up to whatever is thrown at it. This bike is geared toward street riding, but will hold up to to ramps and trails, too.
Salt Plus EX front hub with a 3/8″ female axle. Both front and rear hubs com with the Slat Plus Pro Nylon hub guards to help prevent wear and tear from grinding.
You can find a Salt Plus Pro freecoaster with a 9-tooth driver, fully sealed bearings and a hollow 14mm axle.
Salt Plus Sting tires front and rear. You can find a 2.40″ tire in the front and a 2.30″ Sting tire in the rear.
Salt Plus Stealth Nylon pedals.
Radio Bikes Century fat Tripod seat. Clean look, plenty of padding for sitting or pinching with your knees to throw the bars.
The Radio Bikes Axis 25-tooth sprocket made from 6061-T6 alloy.
Radio Bikes Axis topload stem with a 50mm reach.
Learn more about the Comrad on the Radio Bikes Website
That’s a look at the 2017 Comrad complete from Radio Bikes. Now, check out the rest of the bikes below!
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Denim Cox is now doing it for BSD out in California. Here’s his official welcome to the team video that is packed full of damn good riding and a few laughs. Denim has an eye for a unique spot and is definitely not scared to charge a big rail, ledge or wall ride, either. Check it!
“Not the best kept secret in California, but we are proud to announce that Denim Cox has joined the BSD crew. Residing in Huntington Beach, this crazy cat has been ripping it up on his ALVX for nearly a year now while working on this piece with his buddy Sauce, press play and enjoy.”
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Here’s a remix of footage from this years Maiden America tour that FBM, Profile Racing and QBMX took a little while back along the east coast. This has a big mix of riders getting down on skateparks, street spots and rail and ramp setups at the different shops they hit up. If you saw the shorter sections FBM put out throughout the trip, you already saw this footage, but it’s still worth a look! Check it out!
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Woozy BMX dropped this new mix of footage from a full day of riding around Hastings, England with Alex Donnachie, Kriss Kyle, Jordan Godwin, Dan Paley and Kevin Kalkoff. The crew hits skateparks, street spots and a DIY spot, leading to a good mix of tricks and styles between each of these guys. The first part is more edited with the second part being a raw cut with some b-roll, crashes and some non-riding footage. It’s definitely an interesting watch from start to finish, so get on that play button and see what went down!
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