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The World Deece crew coming through with some fresh footage of Garrett Bell for your viewing pleasure! If you’re looking for grinds, this is the one you’ll want to check out!
“Open your ears and let the harmonious street music of steel pegs and a cassette bond together unanimously to create a “bell” like harmony.
Garrett Bell, the boy with no switch takes the streets in Victoria and Parksville B.C.
filmed and edited by DMO” – Derek Morgan
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The Primate BMX crew down in Peru hit us up with a link to their latest BMX video featuring Dalmiro Torres who made the trip over from Argentina for some riding time. Watch as Dalmiro goes to work on one of the Marino Bikes frames that he picked up during his visit at a couple skateparks and street spots. Although this video could use a good de-interlacing, the riding is real solid from start to finish and well worth a look! Check it!
Filmed and edited by Luigi Viacava
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Matt Closson coming through with a new BMX video from the streets of Las Vegas featuring some of the city’s finest putting in work on rails, ledges, ditches, banks and everything else they came across. Plenty of heat in this one, so hit play and enjoy!
“Clips from the homies filmed with a vx1000 from the past couple months all over the Vegas streets.
Featuring: Jimmy Boer, Kody Pollock, Matt Closson, Ryan Pipkin, Matty Gutierrez, Keaton Harris, and Tyler Deabenderfer.
Filmed/Edited: Matt Closson”
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In a world of BMX videos filled with nibbler ledge clips, it’s always awesome seeing riders that absolutely shred everything with a big bag of tricks. Colony just dropped this new Dean Anderson video that’s packed with crazy combos to just real simple stylish airs and a couple really ridiculous flip tricks. This video has a ton of energy and is nothing short of awesome. Hit play and enjoy!
“Dean spent a good 18 months banging out the footage for his latest video which we are very stoked on…
Filmed and edited by Cooper Brownlee.”
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It’s always fun checking out the latest BMX parts that brands are releasing. Over the past two years, the Dennis Enarson signature range of products from Demolition Parts have been making their way to BMX shops and mail-orders around the world and the final piece has just been released, the Rig stem. We figured now that all the parts are available, we would take a look at the entire range of Rig parts. So, if you’re looking for a new stem, bars, cranks or tires… You’ll want to take a look! Let’s get into this!
RIG STEM
Let’s start off with the newest addition to the line. The Rig top load Stem is CNC machined from 6061 alloy with a 53mm reach, 33mm stack height and 32mm rise. The stem is 45mm wide, which gives it more area to clamp on the bars to reduce the risk of slipping. You can also find a rounded back, beveled edges, a debossed Demolition logo in the face plate, extra internal machining for additional weight savings, solid chromoly bolts and a recessed top for a flush fork compression cap.
The Rig top load stem is available in black and polished with a weight of 10.8 oz and a price tag of $62.99. It can be picked up through any BMX shop or mail-order that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now.
RIG BARS
The Rig Bars are made from heat-treated, 13-butted 4130 chromoly tubing with two rise options; 9″ and 9.25″, a width of 29″, 12-degrees of backsweep, 2-degrees of upsweep, 6.5″ (9″) or 6.75″ (9.25″) crossbar height and an 11.28″ (9″) or 11.3″ (9.25″) crossbar width.
The Rig bars are available in Black and chrome with a weight of 33.2 oz. (9″) with a price tag of $67.99 for the black or $73.99 for the chrome bars. These bars can be picked up through any BMX shop or mail-order that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now.
RIG TIRE
The Rig tires were designed to go wherever Dennis wanted to go whether it’s the skatepark, streets or trails. You can find a smoother pattern in the middle of the tread to help reduce rolling resistance and deeper grooves and blocks with knurling on the sides to give you plenty of traction while turning. The tires are made from a dual density rubber compound that is 20% stronger and more durable to help prevent the tires from wearing down or cracking quickly with nylon cord plies, 4 cord wire bead steel cables to ensure the tire will stay on the rim and a 110 PSI rating.
The Rig tire is available in sizes of 2.25″ and 2.40″ with colors of black, black with a tan wall and black with a white wall and a price tag of $25.99 each. These can also be picked up through any BMX shop or mail-order that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now.
RIG CRANKS
If you haven’t caught on by now, the entire range was designed with strength being key. The Rig cranks were especially designed for their strength. The cranks start out with heat-treated 4130 chromoly arms with a built in ridge face for increased strength and stiffness with a spindle boss that sits flush to prevent the dreaded crank arm bite, a 24mm, 48-splined heat-treated chromoly spindle and chromoly spindle bolts with 3/8″ ratchet and 6mm allen key slots to keep your cranks tight.
The Rig cranks are available in flat black or chrome with 170mm and 175mm sizes (Note: 165mm will be coming in the near future), a weight of 31.6 oz. (175mm) and a price tag of $149.99! The Rig cranks can also be picked up through any BMX shop or mail-order that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now.
The Rig Cranks also come with a LIFETIME WARRANTY against bending and breaking.
That’s the entire range of Dennis Enarson’s signature Rig range from Demolition Parts. You can learn more about Demolition by visiting their website — DemolitionParts.com
Filmed and edited by Mike Mastroni
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One of the best things about BMX is how it can mesh so well with certain things. When it comes to style, classic music, or in this case, classic film work go together some damn well. Here’s a video Matt Cordova whipped together with his Super 8 camera from a proper session at the Vans park in Huntington Beach. This one is far from high definition, but it still looks great. Take a peek!
“Kris Fox, Nathan Sykes and myself get together to ride the Vans bowl in Huntington Beach. We decided to put my $10 super8 I bought at a thrift store to the test. Here’s what we got.
song: Sacred Waves by Allah-Las”
The Fella and Parano Garage have teamed up for a collaboration 5-panel hat. Here’s a quick promo video featuring Felix Prangenberg putting in some work, along with a good look at the hat.
“Our new THE FELLA x PARANO GARAGE ‘5Panels’ are available now over at thefellabmx.com or parano-garage.de #beafella
Video || Edit: Leon Langenbach”
The Role Crew down in Brazil just hit us with a link to a bunch of b-roll and leftover footage they were sitting on from their “Cinzas” video they dropped not too long ago. It sounds like every week starting next week, they will be uploading a section of the video for you to check out, so keep an eye out for that!