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Curious how the song behind Kriss Kyle‘s new video from Red Bull, Kaleidoscope was picked? Well, here’s your answer. Kriss tells us a little bit about the song and why he chose it, along with a little Q&A face time action with one of the band members!
“Portugal. The Man’s Zach Carothers talks to Kriss about his band’s song All Your Light (Times Like These), used for the Kaleidoscope soundtrack.”
Watch the other behind the scenes videos here:
Shad over at Snakebite keeping the sections from the “Salvation” BMX video that was released nearly 14 years ago already. This time around we get Matt Puorro’s section which is filled with a ton of pegless street and park riding. Matt put his big bag of tricks to good use for this video and came through with a handful of clips of stuff we just don’t see all too often. That ender is wild, too! Check it!
“Matt’s part from the 2002 Salvation video. Most of this is filmed in the Portland Or. area. Matt definitely helped push pegless riding in this section. His banger of a pegless tooth in a pool is still so gnarly on today’s standards.” – Snakebite BMX
Jon over at Can You Dig It dropped a review on an interesting cassette hub by a brand called Onyx racing. We’re not too familiar with Onyx, but they’re a company that, similar to Profile Racing, produces their products here in America and make some really high quality and dialed products. Jon has been testing out their Ultra cassette hub for quite a while that utilizes a Sprag Clutch system that we haven’t seen in BMX hubs before. It’s a really interesting design and he explains some of the pros and cons of this system. Check it out here — Onyx Racing Ultra Cassette Hub Review
Freshness in Stierstadt a BMX video by freedombmx
Get a look at this fresh BMX video featuring the Ciao Crew getting a chill session in at the skatepark in Stierstadt! Grinds on grinds on grinds.
“The saga continues! After Port Park and the skating rink of Ginsheim the Ciao Department has been buttoned up with the fully renovated Plaza in Oberursel-Stierstadt for the third episode of our Freshness Series. The venerable park on the outskirts of Frankfurt Namely stages freshened for quite some time. After about a year ago, the Banks and Rails were installed, came this fall now added the Blumenkübelcurbs. Those things are so fresh that when flying visit by Bruno Hoffmann, Sebastian Anton, Dima Prykhodko, Steffen Lehmann, Felix Reinhart, Benedikt Pfaff, Merlin Czarnulla and Munya Zana even rolled the bulldozers! Everything else you learn in this video that Merlin Czarnulla has made for us by the Session.” – Freedom BMX
Although this isn’t the first time we’ve seen Connor Worthington‘s name pop up, Ride UK dropped this BMX video featuring Connor going to work on a handful of street spots. There’s plenty of grinds and tricks to check out in this one, so hit play and enjoy.
Here’s a short but sweet one featuring Vasya Lukyanenko cruising a few different spots during a recent trip to New York City! This one is pretty short and it will leave you wanting to see more. Let’s hope this isn’t all the footage he collected during his stay!
“Short video from NYC streets
Film and edit by Juriy Semenyuk
For more info visit vasyalukyanenko.com
Song: Rudimental – Not Giving In ft. John Newman & Alex Clare”
Adam David just hit us with a link to his latest BMX video which features a handful of clips he clocked over the course of 2015 on his Sony VX. Adam is a grind technician and knows his way around a crank arm and pedal grind. Check out a handful of different grind combos he put together on rails and at his local park around Budapest. Real solid! Wish we could understand what the old guy at the end is saying, haha.
Let’s take a look at one of Mutiny Bikes 2016 frames. One item in particular that really caught our eye is the Grant Castelluzzo signature Obscura V2 frame in this flashy “Flat Ti” colorway. The frame is made from 100% 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 8.95″ stand over height, 11.8″ bottom bracket height and a 12.75″ (slammed) chainstay length. You can find a heat-treated offset thickness head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes, straight gauge top and down tubes, a tapered top tube, an elliptical down tube, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, tapered seat stays, elipitical chain stays, S-Bench chain stays for 2.40″ tire clearance, radius stay caps with a Mutiny Bikes logo for improved peg clearance, integrated Investment Cast seat post clamp, 5mm thick heat-treated drop outs and NO brake mounts.
The 2016 Obscura V2 frame is available in top tube lengths of 20.2″, 20.5″, 20.8″ and 21.1″ with a weight of 5 lbs. (20.6″). This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide now.
