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Subrosa‘s connect out in Japan, Daichi Teshigahara, coming through with a full edit for you to check out! Daichi crushes it on a ton of street spots in this one and the filming and editing is a little different than we see on a regular basis. Definitely well worth a look!
Filmed and edited by Shintara Yakayama
Well! It looks like the “Brighton Ain’t Ready II” premiere is right around the corner! Check out the teaser after the jump along with details on the premiere below!
“It’s official! Friday 14th November Brighton Ain’t Ready premieres at Concorde 2, Brighton, BN2 1EN. 18+ (14 if accompanied by an adult). Doors open at 7:30pm, film starts at 8:30pm. See you there! #brightonaintready” – Seventies
We have been waiting for this one since the Alex Donnachie Interview we dropped a few weeks back! Once again, Alex and Rich Forne teamed up and needless to say they crushed it! Check out Alex destroying it in Berlin for Vans!
“Hailing from Scotland, Alex Donnachie is a house hold name in the BMX world. Known for his technical approach to his riding, Alex headed to Berlin with legendary filmer Rich Forne to hit the streets for a week and eat a few schnitzels. All went to plan apart from one day spent in the hospital when Alex found out he had allergies to nuts… this however didn’t stop him throwing down this hammer edit.”
If there is one thing we can count on every year… It’s that the Vans Rebel Jam will kick ass! This year Brian Kachinsky is designing the course and they’re headed to London! Get the full scoop below!
“Vans rebeljam brings raw BMX to London
London, 4 November 2014. For the first time in rebeljam history the core BMX event will come to London, England. The York Hall Leisure Centre will be turned into a world-class street course for the best BMX riders to compete on.
Kicking off two days of BMX mayhem, Friday 21 November will see pro street riders descend upon London’s York Hall for the qualifying rounds. Course designer Brian Kachinsky is looking forward to it: “I’m really psyched on the Vans rebeljam because the whole event is BMX, top to bottom. It’s organised and built by BMX-ers…events like that are always the best. They always turn out to be more real and that’s the spirit of rebeljam; unfiltered BMX,” the Chicago native said. He continued: “There’s nothing huge on the course, yet there are opportunities to do big stuff.”
Over fifty of the world’s best street riders will make it to London for the rebeljam. One of the riders is England’s Dan Lacey: “I’m really excited for such a dope contest to make its way to London. Street riding has taken such a huge leap in its progression since the last rebeljam, so the level of riding will be insane. But most importantly the vibe at rebeljam is just riding and chilling with all the homies, and that’s what I’m looking forward to. Can’t wait!” Dan will join riders from all over the world such as Bruno Hoffmann (Germany), Simone Barraco (Italy), Eddie Zunda (Latvia), Dakota Roche (USA), Anthony Perrin (France) and Garrett Reynolds (USA) to name a few.
The Vans rebeljam will be judged in its own unique way, the way it was judged from its beginning back in 2004. Riders are scored in three categories: Best Style, Hard Tricks and Best Line. Respected riders in the names of Corey Martinez, Markus Wilke, Alex Valentino, Dave Cleworth and Jeff Klugiewicz will decide who will be riding the finals at York Hall on Saturday 22 November.
In true Vans rebeljam style, the action doesn’t stop there. As the event draws to a close and darkness falls upon London, the focus moves to House of Vans where in partnership with Red Bull, the official after party gets going with a solid line-up of the fine DJs, combining grime, garage, electronica and more.
House of Vans London will also host an exclusive photographic exhibition, paying homage to more than two decades of Dig Magazine and documenting 21 years of BMX culture.
The event will be streamed live on www.redbull.com/bike
More info at: www.rebeljam.com”
The annual Rampworx Halloween All Nighter coming through once again! Check out this video they put together giving you a look at some of the highlights from what went down! Looks like it was a good time!
“Every year Rampworx Skatepark hosts a BMX Allnighter on Halloween, this event has become a staple event in the BMX calendar over the last 8 years with riders traveling from all over the country to come and ride until the early hours of the morning.
The event started at 10pm and finished at 8am the following morning, now you would think everyone would be rushing out the doors at 8am to grab some sleep. But not this year we literally had to chase people out the building at 8am, maybe it was the cans of RedBull doing their job.
We had boxes and boxes full of prizes to give out for this event thanks to our amazing sponsors. Pretty much everyone who attended left with something to keep them riding, we had everything from Total BMX forks to ODI Grips and Fuse Pads to give out.
The guys at Sentient Clothing took over the mic and hosted a bunch of comps throughout the course of the night, including a crazy ‘Foot Down’ contest in the bowl, which saw about 50 riders in the bowl at one time trying not to put their foot on the ground.
Harry Main made a special appearance and brought a bunch of The Wandering goodies to give out through the course of the night, that is of course until he managed to hit the roof doing a flair and popped his tyre at 3am!
With over 300 riders in the building this event was crazy, some amazing riding went down and a good time was had by everyone, even those trying to sleep on ramps at 7am!
Huge shout out to all 23 of our sponsors for supporting the event. Etnies BMX, We Are Park, Ride UK, Blank BMX, Split Second, Harsh Protective Gear, Total BMX, KHE Bikes, The Wandering, Coyote Sports, Hyper BMX, Sentient Clothing, Fuse Protection, Zeal BMX, Alone BMX, Cycling Sports Group, BSD, TSG, ODI Grips, Vocal BMX, Gusset, Cinema Wheel Co and RedBull.
You can be sure we will be hosting this event again next year.”
FBM‘s Danielle “Lightningbolt” Windhausen coming through with a bunch of rad clips from a 4 day filming mission at parks and trails around Austin, Texas! Always good to see the ladies putting down some dialed riding! Hit play and take it in!
Here’s a fresh one from Epsom trails we spotted over on Can You Dig It! It looks like they had a pretty moist start to the year, but the weather cooperated and it looks like they had a good summer out in the woods! Check out some footage they collected!
“Bunch o mugs trying to have a good time
music:
Acid King – Drop
Holocaust – Come on back
Geezers: Ross Head, Joe Ellis, Jon Robinson, Matt Bushell, Tom Pinto, Bambi, Jimmy Rushmore, Ellis Hardesty, John Dye, Ferrit, Russell Ward, MIke Bennett, Kye Forte, Ben Richardson, Chinese Al and Steven Alice Troy Pops Conner”
Here’s a solid one we had sent in featuring Thomas Benoit putting his bag of tricks to work this past summer in Strasbourg and Tuttlingen! Take a peek and see what he cooked up for you to see!
