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Here’s a look at the new Rise Above stem from FBM. This stem is made right here in the U.S.A out of CNC Machined 6061-T6 aluminum with a reach of 51 mm and a rise of 31 mm. They’ve kept the excessive machining down for a simple, clean looking stem that’s built to take some abuse. This stem is available everywhere FBM is sold in black and polished now. Click here for more photos.
Wethepeople‘s Jordan Waters took some of their Instagram followers suggestions and tried to see which tricks he could pull off first go. Take a peek at what Jordan gave a shot and what he was able to pull off!
“Jordan Waters escapes the cold and the rain of North England and fires out 5 first tries on a rail at The Works Skatepark in Leeds. Thanks to all the instagram fans who took part. Follow us @wethepeoplebmx“
Lahsaan Kobza spends a few hours at a public park in Tempe, Arizona for his latest Subrosa edit. He makes everything look so easy that you really need to pay attention to not miss just how hard it all is!
Tom Justice – FULL LOCK – More BMX Videos
Anytime Tom Justice comes out with an edit, it gets people excited. Despite the high expectations everyone has from past videos, he continues to meet and exceed them! I really don’t think anyone else can do it quite like he can.
I’ve never even heard of Jason Eustathiou until today, and that is a terrible thing. Jason’s edit blew my mind completely. So much skill, control and creativity. He’s right up there with some of the best street riders around, IMO.
Jeff Klugiewicz paid a visit to Arizona to ride and film with Tony Malouf and Josh Eilken for a couple of weeks. According to Profile Racing, Jeff had some injuries and setbacks in the process, but you’d never guess from watching the final product. MUST SEE!
With so many talented riders and web videos out there these days, it’s very hard to truly know if a trick has never been previously done… but as far as I know, Christian Higgs gets to claim “first” on the tailwhip to handplant. First or not, it’s wild and worth viewing.
David Gibson is a Tampa local that I’ve gotten to see progress very rapidly over the past year or so. Considering that he has a good bit of footage in every TBR edit, it’s impressive that he had this many more clips done at the same time.