The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
We’re not sure why Stress didn’t upload this BMX video until now, but we can tell you that we’re sure glad this one saw the light of day. Check out Borya Galas tearing up the streets of Russia… Last year!
“This video were filmed a year ago, but due to various reasons have been uploaded only today. Borya Galas has killed autumn streets of Moscow. Definitely worth a look!”
There’s no denying that Subrosa have some super dialed complete bikes for their 2016 range. Today, they dropped this new promo video featuring Lahsaan Kobza putting in work on his signature Novus complete. Hit play to check out some fresh riding clips along with a closer look at the bike. You can find out more about the bike below as well!
“Subrosa pro Lahsaan Kobza takes his new signature 2016 LAHSAAN KOBZA NOVUS out for a spin in Tempe AZ to demonstrate how capable this bike is!
Filmed & Edited by
Bobby Kanode
Music-
“Feet on the Floor”
Big Sam’s Funky Nation
bsfn.bandcamp.com
Courtesy of Rope a Dope Records”
Here’s a fresh one from S&M Bikes’ Australian connect, Bevan Cowan, getting down on a few street spots and his local skatepark. Bevan knows a thing or two about style. This is a solid BMX video that you won’t want to pass up on.
“I met up with Bevan for a few mellow sessions and this is what we got! We planned to film some more, but ran out of time before he headed off to Melbourne. I’m pretty happy with the finished edit anyway!” – Paul Gerlich/Flow Visuals
Here’s a rad compilation BMX video from France that Julien Arnaud put together featuring him, Charles Tschumy, Mathieu Paillon and Samuel getting some time in on street spots and a local skatepark. This video is clean and simple with some great riding throughout. Take a peek!
Two days in a row that Vocal BMX team riders have come through with a dialed BMX video. Yesterday we got a look at Brock Horneman’s 2015 video, now today we get this one from Zozo Kempf. We don’t know much about Zozo, but based off this video it would appear that he’s an 18 year old shred machine with a big bag of tricks from big air tricks to technical lip tricks. If you’re looking for some dialed park riding, this is the video for you!
Music: Shindy feat Bushido – Ohne Stress Grund (Instrumental)
Here’s a little sneak peek for those of you looking for a new BMX Stem. The guys over at TLC Bikes are working on two new stems that will be going by the name “Vice stem”. The Vice stem will be available in a front load and topload (not pictured) version. Both are CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum and they will be available in black, polished and rainbow finish with chromoly and Titanium bolt upgrade options. Both stems should be available in November, so keep an eye out. We’ll get full specs and details when they become available.
Here’s a little news for you. It looks like Sunday Bikes, Empire BMX and Aaron Ross are working on another collaboration colorway for Aaron’s signature Motoross frame. Last time they did the florescent yellow color which sold out pretty much instantly, now it looks like they’re going to go with the Watermelon colorway for the second go. These are being made now, but you can PRE-ORDER one from Empire for $369.99 RIGHT HERE. If you want one, you’ll have to pre-order it to get it! Act fast.
It was announced a little while back that Division Brand would be expanding their range from only a select few parts to a full range of complete bikes, frames and parts. Today, they released their first frame, the Lanark, so we figured it would be a good time to get a closer look! The Lanark frame is made from full 4130 chromoly with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 9″ standover height, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and 13.1″ (slammed) chain stay length. The frame features a heat-treated head tube, Mid Bottom bracket and drop outs, an hour glass shaped head tube with the Division logo CNC machined in, a gusset on the down tube, thicker tubing to help resist denting, an integrated seat post clamp, a wide rear triangle to fit 2.40″ tires, and NO drop outs for you brakeless guys.
The Lanark frame will be available in translucent red and black with sizes of 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″ and 21.5″ and a weight of 5.56 lbs. (20.75″)
This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Division Brand worldwide now. Check out more photos below!
