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Shape Bicycles sent through a little info on their new Team frontload stem. This 100% 7075-T6 aluminum stem is CNC machined for additional weight savings and a clean look. It has a reach of 53mm, 5mm of rise and a weight of 329 grams (11.60 oz.). It comes with the split cap front and is available in polished silver. You can pick one of these up for 94.90€ (roughly $126.77) which is pretty spendy, but the quality makes it worth it. Find more info over on the Shape Bicycles website.
Subrosa has a new edition of their Grave Digger and Street Digger tires featuring “speedwalls”. What does that mean? Head over to The Merged to find out.
If you are into motorcycles in the slightest, this is a must see for you. Red Bull is sparing no expense when it comes to outfitting these guys with rides for this trip!
“After a tough spill on his bike and a shoulder surgery, Corey sets out on the road to recovery to make sure he is in top shape for the crew’s upcoming biking trip. Corey and the boys head out to San Francisco and visit Bike Week at Victory Motorcycles for a taste of how life feels on a different two-wheeler.“- Red Bull
Nigel Sylvester stopped by Good Day New York to talk about his appearance on the MTV VMA red carpet with Pharrell, and to do a few tricks in the street. The best part is probably the lower 3rd graphics which had lines like “Most BMX riding is done without sitting down” and “There are no brakes on these BMX bikes”. He also unapologetically refuses to wear a helmet or even acknowledge that it’s a good idea.
Johnny Filth AKA Mr Filth GET DOWN for DecoBMX from DecoBMX on Vimeo.
Johnny Filth is all about doing his own thing, so it makes sense that Deco would be the company to support him. I haven’t seen this many candybars… in my whole life.
John Hicks put together a beautiful, cinematic video with We The People’s long time pro, Andrew Jackson. Raul Ruiz gets a quick guest spot, too. This almost looks like a music video, and I mean that in a very complimentary way.
Matt Closson has been working on this edit for Diamondback all summer in Southern California, and the result is well worth the time investment, I’d say. Good variety of tricks and the filming is so clean. All while fighting through some sort of wrist injury. Impressive!
Jordan Reeder and Jared Duncan are both names I don’t yet recognize, but they both have some legit moves! I think my favorite line was the feeble hard to opp feeble hard line. Dialed.
