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It looks like Danny Josa‘s bike is going to be staying dialed because he has just been added to the Demolition Parts International team. Check out a bunch of riding photos, photos of his bike, along with some words from Brian Castillo and Kris Fox on the news right here — Danny Josa on the International Team
Here’s a new BMX video that BMX LOL sent through featuring Mateus Beckmann. This starts out with Mateus laying down a couple real dialed flatland moves, then he proceeds to do a 43 second long fakie manual that has to be one of the longest we’ve ever seen. Hit play and take a look!
All Day BMX Shop dropped this fresh BMX video from two days of good times they had putting a few of the new S&M Bikes Slide Pipe rails to good use with a few of its attachments! Check out some of the clips they stacked from all the different riders that put their pegs to good use.
“We took the #slidepipe for a journey from Mexicali Mexico to Ensenada Mexico for a two day adventure.
Thanks to S&M, Chris Moeller and Dylan for supporting this awesome time.
Thanks to all the homies that came out for the good time.”
It’s time for Scotty Cranmer to build up a new bike again! Check out this video where Scotty takes you through the process of building up his new Hyper Bicycles Wizard setup with plenty of entertainment from the rest of the guys throughout. Looks like a dialed BMX bike to us!
“Being sponsored is awesome! Every kid out there has a dream of someday becoming sponsored rider and let me tell you how amazing it really is to have 2 of the best brands in BMX behind me like Hyper Bicycles and SNAFU BMX! In this video I take a trip in my STI to pick up some new parts to build up a spare bike for XGames! I then take my parts to my Bike shop in Howell, NJ SC Bicycles to build up the new bike! Cory Berglar, Matty Cranmer, and The Big Boy meet me there to offer some help and some laughs! Hyper Bicycles was nice enough to give me a 20.4 Wizard frame to giveaway! So I have 4 questions about the channel for you guys to answer and then I will be picking a random winner from the people that answer correctly and I will reveal the winner on next monday’s Breakdown video.”
These videos originally came out back in 2013 on ESPN BMX, but The Shadow Conspiracy decided to re-upload these videos to their Youtube channel today. The videos talk about the history of The Shadow Conspiracy over its history from the start on up to where they were at the time (3 years ago) with the owner Ronnie Bonner, along with team riders (at the time) like Ryan Sher, Ben Hucke and more. Although things have changed and progressed quite a bit since these came out, there’s still a lot covered in this that’s interesting and there’s a good chance you might have missed it when it originally came out. Take a look!
“The Shadow Conspiracy has always strived to stand out from the rest. From it’s cryptic beginnings at Roots 2002, owner Ronnie B. set out to start something unseen at that time, a brand focused on creating meaningful, functional products that also look good.
For over a decade and through countless innovative products, unbelievable collaborations, and three epic full-length videos, The Shadow Conspiracy has proven it can stand the test of time while still staying true to itself.
Hit play and get an introspective, behind the scenes look at the history of The Shadow Conspiracy from the very beginning featuring past and present Shadow riders brought to you by ESPN and X Games.
Filmed and edited by Aaron Nardi”
We first caught a glimpse of the new Tie Dye Thermalite BMX Pedals from Stolen back at Interbike 2015, and then we caught another look at them at Frostbike 2016 where Stolen weren’t quite sure if the tie dye version of their popular plastic pedal would be going into production. It turns out that they decided to do a run of them and they’re hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Stolen worldwide now.
The Thermalite pedals are made from Stolen’s Thermalite nylon based material with a unique concave, low profile design with micro-knurling and 24 molded pins for traction, a recessed end to help prevent damage to the bearing cover, a chromoly spindle with a 6mm broach and 15mm wrench flats and unsealed bearings. They’re currently available in Black, Dark Blue, Bright Blue, Gang Green, Neon Orange, Purple, Red, White or Limited Edition Woodland Camouflage to go along with the new tie dye color and a weight of 13.8 oz per pair for around $19.99.
Are you on the hunt for some new BMX grips? Well, after you watch this new promo for Nick Bullen‘s new signature Genetic Grips from Subrosa, you’ll probably want to pick up a pair. Watch as Nick crushes spot after spot during a recent trip to Arizona. Nick is a grinding machine… Maybe we’ll see some Genetic signature pegs in the future!
Learn more about the Genetic Grips here!
“Subrosa pro rider Nick Bullen ditched the cold weather in Michigan and hit the road to Arizona for week of sunshine, riding and good times.
He met up with Bobby Kanode and filmed a quick promo for his new signature Genetics Grips.
Check out the edit, then check out his grips at shop near you, you’ve got to feel em to believe em!
Filmed and Edited by Bobby Kanode
Additional filming
Tony Malouf
Josh Metzger
Ryan Chadwick
Music
Metaphysical
“Brute”
metaphysical music.bandcamp.com“
Want to learn how to feeble grind? Join Dan Coller in the Kink House in San Diego where he gives you some advice along with plenty of examples on how to get the trick done from small to massive ledges!
“Who better to give you the rundown on the Feeble Grind then one of the dudes pushing the grind the hardest right now. Dan Coller is residing at the Kink House II in San Diego, and we sat him down for a day to get his insight on this classic move. Enjoy the Feeble montage from his Kink Intervention section to wrap up this How-To from The Kink House!
Filmed and Edited by Darryl Tocco”