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We spotted this gem over on Can You Dig It featuring Alex Cazares putting in work on some trails, his local skatepark and a few street spots. Alex brings a TON of style to the table along with a good mix of tricks! Based off this BMX video, it’s safe to say that Alex is off to one hell of a good year, that’s for sure!
Filmed and edited by Christian Dumas
Here’s a rad BMX video from France featuring Mickael Carmona and Charly Hibou putting in work on a bunch of street spots around Maurepas, France! This video is packed with some super good spots, real solid riding and clean film work. Great watch from start to finish, so hit play and take it all in already!
“Ride Up is a BMX film by Ekoss Production
Filmed with:
– Sony FS700 + Odyssey 7Q
– Dji Ronin
– Canon Lens 16-35, 24-70 and 70-200mm
– GH4 with Log update
Music: Portugal the man – Evil friends
Team:
Julien Val
Baptiste Goulay
Arthur Lefèvre”
It’s always interesting getting peoples perspective on BMX from people that have never been involved with BMX in any way. Today, we had a BMX video sent in featuring Nick Mantz by a guy who is named Rylan Talerico. Rylan happened to see Nick riding at the skatepark while his band, which is featured in this video, was playing. Rylan being into making films, it caught his attention and decided to take a stab at filming BMX with Nick. Here’s the end result, which turned out real solid, especially considering Rylan has little knowledge of BMX and has never filmed a video like this before. Take a look, especially if you like tailwhips.
“The first installment of the Wallace Extreme Series, featuring Nick Mantz, is here!
Hi everybody! We are so sorry for the delay. We had some problems with this one. We lost our project file and had some uploading mishaps. Nonetheless, it is finally here! The first video in the Wallace Extreme Series. We are so excited! We really hope you enjoy it.
Wallace is a band. Bands do make noise. But we love films, a lot, and anything film related. When this opportunity came up, we just couldn’t say no! We went out and filmed our good friend Nick Mantz doing tricks and flips and all kinds of high-flying trickery. It was an absolute blast!
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You can follow Nick Mantz on Instagram (to see more of his airborne crazies) here: @og_nick_mantz
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SONG: Ode to the Graduates by Wallace
WALLACEISABAND.COM
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We owe a big, special thank you to the Drop in Action Sports Complex for allowing us to invade their space for a morning and to Nick, for giving us a pass to film him as he does these tricky things!
Thank you everyone!”
It’s not all too often that we get a BMX video shipped to our front door these days. We’ve seen actual copies of BMX videos go the way of magazines, becoming fewer and further between, but it’s just one of those things we love seeing. Plus, anything that gets us away from the computer screen for a bit is always a treat.
The other day we received a package from the crew at Atlantis Vancouver up in Canada with their “Battle of the Birds” DVD for us to take a look at. It was a little slow today, so we popped the video into the DVD player and took a break to check it out. If you’re looking for a new video for the price of free to pick up, take a look…
DIG caught up with Chris Doyle to talk about the ender clip in his part from the Kink “Safety First” full-length video from 2008! It’s pretty crazy how calm and sure he was about doing the trick, considering how easily it could have gone wrong. This is definitely a clear reminder as to why Chris continues to be one of the best to ride a BMX bike.
“It’s the last week of the month so that means one thing, a new DIG Ender Ender episode. Flashback to 2007 and Kink had been through some big changes and their new DVD ‘Safety First’ was in full swing when Chris Doyle found a setup that could finish things off for both his section and the whole project itself. A manual gap pegs was what was in store, but would it work out? Chris explains the full story…
Filmed and edited by Stew Johnson”
Wethepeople have dropped this weeks Four Clip Friday online for your viewing pleasure. This time around we get some footage of Dan Kruk putting in some work at the park in Long Beach. As always, Dan comes through with some wild riding, so hit play and take a look at what he cooked up.
Filmed by Grant Castelluzzo
When it comes to finding unique and original spots to film at, the Custom Riders crew over in the U.K have always gone above and beyond to find some interesting spots that are definitely untapped. Above is a little highlight reel of some of those spots they have come across during those missions to find something unique to ride. It’s a really good reminder that there’s really nothing you can’t find a way to ride a BMX bike on.
“Urban exploration (often shortened as urbex or UE) is the exploration of man-made structures, usually abandoned ruins or not usually seen components of the man-made environment.
One of best parts of BMX is getting out there and exploring, there’s nothing better than finding that crazy spot. Even better is when you find a place that wasn’t meant to be ridden but looks almost as if it was designed to be ridden. Get out there and see what you can find.
www.customriders.com”
Snakebite have uploaded Chester Blacksmith‘s section from the “Shola” BMX video that Bruce Crisman released back in 2008. This has guns, broken windows, Chester almost getting rocked by a car and some damn good riding. Take a peek!
