The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Have you ever wondered why Tree Bicycle Co. use the Straight Pull design for their BMX hubs? Well, let Sam Schulte explain in this quick video.
“Sam gives us a little insight as to why the straight pull hub design is stronger than the traditional J Bend design. Learn somethin’!”
These Lifers videos that Trail Pirate are putting out are so rad. This time around we get some history from the one and only, Miguel “Santana” Esparza along with some fresh riding footage of him cruising spots around Austin, Texas like House park! Tables and style for miles. This is what’s up!
“LIFERS –
*Featuring riders whose desire and dedication is unrivaled.
The Hardest of the Hardcore… Lifers who bleed BMX
EPISODE 5 – Miguel “Santana” Esparza
Although an El Paso native… SANTANA is as Austin as a person could be… He embodies the spirit of the community he helped craft. His style is individual… and timeless.
a monthly Web Series for 2015
by HIPPIE
for TRAILPIRATE.com”
Did you know Soul Cycle has a full on BMX park in their shop? We had no idea. Check this video of Joost Challa getting some time in at the place. Joost loves him some footjams, that’s for sure!
Empire just dropped this new Steven Hamilton video that we almost expected to be 15 seconds long reading the title… However, that’s not the case! This is much more than 15 seconds of gold featuring Steven riding street spots and skateparks around Columbus, the Mega Cavern Underground Dirt Park and more! Damn good!
“AKA “Baby This Ain’t Hip-Hop, This is My Life”. New edit by Steven Hamilton. New bikes and sessions with the boys, life in his 30’s ain’t so bad. Got the girl on the iPhone gettin’ the clip. What’s next, rollerblades?“
Make your way over to the Demolition Parts website to check out a bike check with their connect from Japan, Ken Saito and his current Kink SXTN setup that he’s running fully loaded with the latest Demolition parts. Hit this link for the full bike check! Looks like one hell of a dialed BMX bike to us!
Dan’s Comp have started a new video How To series that will cover everything from product installation to BMX tricks. Today they released the first two episodes featuring Dan’s Comp flow team rider, Mike Barrow, who spends some time teaching you the basics of BMX pedal installation and double peg grinds. Check out the second video after the jump!
Here are some BMX pedals that will make all you plastic pedal lovers scream and run and all the rest of you praying you never have to introduce your shins to them. Fatality BMX hit us up with some information on their new and improved MK2 pedal. These pedals start off with a very thin and lightweight body that is 14mm thick with minimal material and 10 replaceable metal pins per side for exceptional traction. Inside you can find two sealed bearings and a chromoly spindle that can use a spanner wrench or allen key to tighten or loosen these from your cranks. The MK2 pedal is available in Bead Blast black with a weight of 13.76 oz. (390 grams) for the pair.
These pedals are available from Fatality now.
You can find out more about Fatality and their products by visiting their website — FatalityBMX.eu
Check out more photos after the jump.
Here’s an interesting one we had sent over today that will probably leave you wondering what the hell is going on, haha. Polaroid have a new camera called the Cube that is similar to a GoPro camera. Here’s a promo video from Spain that features some footage from the camera and a rider by the name of Rodrigo Colareta.
“BARCELONA FREESTYLE FILMS PRESENTA
Video promocional de la nueva cámara POLAROID CUBE.
Realizado por Lonan Garcia
VFX: Lluis Vilas
Montaje: Massimiliano Mariotti
Música Original: Ricardo Boya
Rider: Rodrigo Colareta”
