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The guys over at Eclat are making some moves with the 25.4mm tubing thickness for bars and will be releasing their new Stranger 4-piece bars utilizing that size versus the 22.2mm bar tubing size that we see on most other bars. With that being said, these new bars will also see new stems using the 25.4mm size as well. You can learn all about the bars, this new sizing and the new stems that will be coming out sometime during the summer of 2016 right here — Introducing the Strangler Bar
Tristan Sweet coming through with a fresh new BMX video for 3Ride up in Canada! Tristan spent the past few months going to work on street spots in Vancouver, Burnaby, Sunshine Coast and Powell River where he stacked up clip after clip for this new video. The overall vibe is pretty chill, but there’s still plenty of heat. Take a look!
Is it time for a new hat? Of course… It’s always a good time to get a new hat. Cult just released a limited edition run of Starter hats with three different designs. Each hat is available now for $34.99 direct from the Cult Webstore. These will go fast, so get on it now before they’re gone.
Another section from the “Roc Bottom” video for you to enjoy featuring some of Rochester, New York’s finest putting in work on the city’s endless street spots. This section features riding from Matt Smith, Nate Stahura and Peter Knapp and doesn’t disappoint!
“Matt Smith of The Yea, OG Rochester local Nate Stahura, and young gun Peter Knapp hold down the first section in Dave Raffa’s ‘Roc Bottom’ DVD. Whether you are a newcomer to town, closing in on 40 doing one-footed double peg grinds, or just barely old enough to drive there’s a place for you in the Rochester scene and BMX in general. Look for the following part to drop next week here on DIG.
“This section offers a glimpse into the variety of riders within the Rochester scene. The transplant, the staple, and the young boy. Matt Smith, the transplant who had a brief residency in Rochester, brought some out of town flavor to the Roc. Matt has a keen eye for set ups, and a scrupulous attention to trick execution. He is a true BMX nerd and runs theyea.com. Nate Stahura, the staple, who on any given day can be spotted riding downtown. Nate has been piece of the Rochester scene for 20 years. He has seen the old guys fade away, the transplants come and go, and the young kids flourish. Riding scenes always evolve and it is valuable for it to have some staple figures to offer guidance. Finally we have the young boy, Peter Knapp. Peter is one of many young talented riders in Rochester. At 16 years old, there is a 17 year age gap between him and Nate. There is also a three stack height difference between them too. Enjoy.” -Dave Raffa
Filmed and edited by Dave Raffa” – DIG
BSD‘s connect in Canada through Killemall Distribution, Joel Marchand coming through with a fresh new BMX video from his sessions over the course of the past year that is filled with plenty of grinds, freecoaster action, manual and nose manual balance being put to use on his local street spots. This has a ton of lines that he links together that make it a video that you definitely want to check out if you’re into street riding for sure.
Eugene Serrato hit us with a link to his latest BMX video featuring him and a few friends getting creative (and less than serious) at a plaza here in Minnesota. There’s some solid riding throughout, so take a peek!
“Skateparks and plazas can be so restricting when you limit yourself to only the obstacles inside the concrete slab. Fortunately for us, we ride bikes which allow us to ride grass, dirt, and even rocks if we so please. With that being said here is some footage of Michael Hart, Mark Schlegel, Aaron Cahoy, and myself not limiting ourselves to the concrete slab and enjoying the not so sessiond spots of Ojibway Skate Plaza. This edit was made possible by the support of 2 wheels, RDDO, and the legend himself Tim Mirra.”
Whenever we see Ola Selsjord has a new BMX video, we know we’re about to see something good. Check out some fresh footage of him throwing down at his local park for Honor 7. The filming and editing is a little much on this, but the riding is too good to miss.
This is pretty badass. If you like BMX and motorcycles, this video featuring Arthur Dietrich is one you will be stoked on. Arthur recently took a trip between France and Spain where he cruised on a Harley Davidson Fat Bob hitting up skateparks and street spots along the way. This looks like it was a badass trip to us!
“Burning Wheels a trip to Harley-Davidson through France via Spain. An adventure to discover in images, combining the thrill ride with Arthur Dietrich and BMX riding a Fat Bob® Dyna® customized by ATS Harley-Davidson Paris Bastille.
Director: WTF Agency”