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Liam Zingbergs had a bunch of unused clips just waiting to be used, so instead of letting them go to waste, they put the clips together for this dialed Little Black Bike edit! Check it!
Filmed & Edited By Doug Underhill
additional filming by Rhys Gogel,Sam Waters & Shizee
Song – Game – Name Me King (feat. Pusha T)(Jesus Piece)
Head over to the Par BMX website to check out a fresh bike check with Fly Bikes‘ newest recruit from Lithuania, Simonas Norkus, and his Fuego setup that he’s running! More photos and a full parts list can be found right here!
Wethepeople posted up a few photos from the team trip to New Orleans they took after Texas Toast! The photos were all shot on a 35mm camera and are more lifestyle shots from the trip. I’d imagine we’ll be seeing a video sooner than later from this!
Check out this rad split edit with some real solid riding on the streets and a few parks out in Germany! This one has a pretty laid back feel with some funny extra clips mixed in. Take a look!
Sunday Bikes have added TJ Luther to their line up! We’ve seen TJ’s riding in the past and featured an edit of his a little while back, so we had a feeling it wouldn’t be long till somebody picked him up! Expect more soon!
“We’re excited to announce TJ Luther is now a part of the Sunday flow team! Mark Burnett had this to say about his new teammate:”
“TJ and I have been acquainted for quite some time. Back in the day we were just young kids from the East Coast who enjoyed each other’s riding. Fast forward a few years to when we finally met and I knew he was something else. The kid is unbelievable on a bike and if you want to see for yourself just watch a few videos on his Instagram. Welcome to the team dude, stoked.” – Mark Burnett
“TJ is 17 and from a place called Barnegat, New Jersey. He rides a 2015 Broadcaster with Broadcaster bars, Octave forks, and other assorted Sunday goodies. Welcome to the team TJ!”
Justin Care has been on fire for a while now and this new video Colony dropped of him absolutely killing it is all the proof needed! Hit play to watch Justin absolutely tear ledges, rails and more apart in this new edit!
“Mostly filmed on 2 trips throughout the USA along with some home town footage to finish it all off.
Filmed by Cooper Brownlee, Ryan Scott, Ryan Landman and Jeremie Infelise.
Edited by Cooper Brownlee.”
Want to see some SERIOUS bangers? Check out all the madness that went down at the final stop of the 2014 Recon Tour at The Unit! There are so many crazy tricks that went down! Watch this!
“The Recon Tour PRO Final wrapped up a series of six amateur stops and three PRO stops in Greenville, North Carolina at the private park The Unit. The exclusive venue played host to professional BMX riders from all over the world, including Australia, Venezuela and Brazil.
It was Monster Energy’s own Scotty Cranmer that would take the top spot and win $8,000. Following close behind Daniel Dhers, Nick Bruce, Rob Armour and Monster Army’s David Lieb. The competition was stacked with other well-known competitors including previous Recon Tour PRO stop winner Kevin Peraza, Pat Casey, and locals Rob Darden and Dan Foley.
For the first time, Recon Tour played host to two sets of brothers competing against each other. Earlier in the year, Victor Peraza finished first in an AM stop to earn his spot into the PRO Final and compete against his older brother Kevin Peraza. While Matty Cranmer finished second at the AM stop at The Incline Club in Lakewood, NJ and went on to earn his spot into the PRO Final, where he competed against older brother Scotty, who won the overall championship.
The Recon Tour’s unique format allowed for the little brothers to advance into the contest, along with other amateurs including Case Taylor, Parker Heath, Joel Bondu and Trent Newkirk. As the sole contest providing amateurs the opportunity to advance to the PRO level through their results, Recon Tour created a unique final filled with new talent.
Case Taylor won the overall Recon Tour AM Championship. Having finished first at the AM stop at The Incline Club he advanced to the PRO contest and then to the PRO Final, where his impressive 900 would land him the overall AM championship in the PRO Final.
The contest was steep with competition and full of heavy hitters. Scotty Cranmer won with signature moves like a helicopter and creative tricks like a fufunu onto a banner railing and an ice pick on the highest wall of The Unit. Dhers impressed with his standard barrel rolls, 720s and unique transfers. While Nick Bruce rounded out the podium with bangers like a flair drop-in and a flair double whip. All of the athletes showed off unique talent and impressive lines that proved the progression of BMX is steady and bright.
Special thanks to the Hookit brand partners: Monster Army, Replay XD, Hyper Bike co., Movietickets.com, Pro-Tec, Sunringle, ODI, Snafu, Fugoo, Vans, and Vital BMX. Big thanks to Rob Darden, Dan Foley, Diogo Canina, Terrell Gordy, Nick Jones, John Saxton and Mike Liard, Ian Abbott and Trish.
Final Results:
1st Scotty Cranmer
2nd Daniel Dhers
3rd Nick Bruce
4th Rob Armour
5th David Lieb
6th Matt Ray
7th Pat Casey
8th Joel Bondu
9th Kevin Peraza
10th Keith Schmidt ”
Wow… Just spotted this over on Can You Dig It and DAMN is it good. Check out Nathan Sykes and Matt Cordova laying down a ton of style on ramps, street spots and trails for 100%!
