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Check out this video featuring Alex Rusko cruising spots around Budapest, Hungary. This BMX video has more of a lifestyle vibe to it versus riding, but it has a good mix of riding throughout that’s real solid. Well worth checking this one out!
Music: Bones – 3M Savages – You’re my chocolate
We don’t see a ton of footage from India, but we’re always amazed at the conditions these guys put up with to ride. There’s a documentary in the works called “Last Ride” that gives us a closer look at what it’s like to ride over there. Here’s a promo for the video giving you an idea of what’s to come. We can’t imagine what it’s like trying to ride BMX over there… It has to be super stressful.
“A documentary by Waldron Fernandes
Visual Production – Siddhesh Nair
Music courtesy Extrememusic.com”
To go along with the regular Dew Tour pro contest, they threw an AM contest last weekend as well. Check out what a ton of familiar faces along with a few unheard of guys threw down in this highlight video!
“Early on Saturday, Dew Tour threw a little-known event by the name of Futures, inviting 12 of the best AM (couple of exceptions here) street riders under the age of 25 in the midwest to come show what the future of BMX will look like…definitely a few dudes in this that I’m sure you’ll be seeing more of in the future. Shout out to Dew Tour for having an event like this (although, I think they should have filmed and put out their own edit, as well—no shots)…
***sorry about the spelling of Connor Keating in the video. My excuse is that I was running off the names supplied to me by Dew…
Final Results:
1. Cory Wiergowski
2. Mikey Tyra
3. Connor Keating
4. Matt Lough
5. Jamie Thayer
6. Chase Krolicki
7. Nick Bullen
8. Pat Richert
9. Alex Duleba
10. Dylan Thayer
11. Kreg Delano
12. Dylan McCauley” – Ride BMX
Seventies Distribution just released this new trailer for the “Bright Ain’t Ready” Deluxe 2 Disc + Book Boxset that’s out now. Check out the trailer above, then go pick up a copy from the Endless Mag website. It’ll be well worth the money!
““Brighton Aint Ready” deluxe 2 disc version available now!
Disc 1. Brighton Aint Ready 2014
Disc 2. Brighton Aint Ready 2009 Remastered
plus 23 minutes of extras including skatepark mix
68 page book of photography by Eisa Bakos (Endless Magazine)
Check out the Endless Magazine website where you can order a copy now!”
Kink released this new video featuring Jay Roe and James Steele cruising a few cement parks, backyard ramps and DIY spots around Vancouver and Seattle! This might not be the craziest video you watch all day, but it’s damn good!
“In May this year, Kink Team Manager Jay Roe and Kink AM/Canadien badass James Steele hit the road in Seattle, WA and Vancouver, BC. Just a couple older dudes trying to get a peanut, having fun, cruising and meeting up with some friends along the way. Additional clips from Kink Art Director Dave Fortman, Luke Santucci and Greg Flag.
Filmed and edited by Jay Roe and James Steele.
Song- Clutch “Gone Cold””
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We’re always seeing flatland BMX collaborate with other creative outlets. Here’s a rad one we spotted over on Flat Matters featuring Viki Gomez going head to head with freestyle soccer player, Séan Garnier! Watch as Viki and Sean battle it out in Kuwait for part one!
The annual Rio de Janeiro street jam went down back on May 24th and based off this video it was a massive success. Check out full highlights from this huge BMX jam along with some insights from the locals on the scene and event. This is what a strong BMX scene looks like.
“Rio street jam is a championship produced by the riders themselves, with few resources and a lot of race. What sets it apart from a common competition is the fact that it is contested by teams. There are 5 players on each team and everyone must perform maneuvers, no use a group of individuals stand out. To get a good score, each of the 5 athletes must perform advanced level of complexity of maneuver, with few or no errors.
The fourth edition of the championship took place in the Lapa RJ day May 24, 2015, on a sunny Sunday.”
When you want things to change in your scene, sometimes you have to take the reigns and make things happen. For those of you that don’t know, we’re based out of Rochester, Minnesota. It’s not exactly the kind of place you would expect a site like this to be with so much of the BMX industry being in California, but we still make it work. One thing we have always done is worked to be involved with or making events happen up here to help bring the scene together and grow it. Recently, we were asked to work with a local group in the city to help out with a big 4th of July celebration that will feature live music, food and alcohol vendors, a car and motorcycle show and a BMX and skateboard contest. One of main goals of this event was to show the city council that there is a big BMX and skateboard scene to get them to see it’s time to expand the skatepark. Once we heard that, we were all for helping out with the BMX contest.
So, if you’re in the Minnesota area on the 4th of July, swing through Rochester and hit up the Silverlake Skatepark. We’ll be throwing the BMX contest at the park and we have a ton of prizes from our sponsors; The Shadow Conspiracy, Subrosa Brand, Fly Bikes, Profile Racing, Madera, Mutiny Bikes, Kali Protectives, Radio Bikes and Merritt, to giveaway!
Pre-Register
You can pre-register for the contest on The Commission website for $10.
Pre-registering will save you $5. You don’t pay anything until you show up for the contest the day of! So pre-register even if you aren’t 100%!
Regular Register
You can register the day of for $15.
Address:
Silver Lake Skate Park
840 7th Street NE
Rochester, Minnesota 55904
We hope to see you there!
You can find a rough schedule after the jump!
