Here’s a throwback to 2013 that some of you may remember! Alex Valentino has re-uploaded all of the “Perspective” videos that were originally released in 2013 as a video series through The Diggest. The videos get an in-depth interview with Edwin Delarosa, Mike Aitken and Joe Rich that focuses more on the person than the riding. These interviews were definitely a fresh take on three guys that every rider was very familiar with, getting to know them in a new way. It’s pretty wild that these videos are already 9 years old, but a lot of it is still relevant despite time passing. Check out Edwin’s video up top, then Mike and Joe below!
Robert Galiana – 30
Whenever a video starts out with a rider cranking full blast for a gap to wallride, you know you’re going to see something wild. Robert Galiana celebrated turning 30 with this fresh video packed with grinds, gaps to wallrides, big drops and more on street spots over in Spain. Although he’s not the smoothest rider ever, it’s clear he is not scared to send it. Hit play to check out what he cooked up! Also, fair warning, the ending is pretty graphic but a good reminder to be careful when there’s sharp things sticking up at spots.
“You don’t turn 30 every day, and I prepared this video with many of the thorns that I had stuck that I had yet to do, recorded throughout 2022 in Barcelona, Logroño, Pamplona, Mallorca and more places, thanks to the filmers, who They have been: Dani Madrid, Steven, Ria, Iosu Sanchez, Luis Lillo, Diego Manero el Hermoso, Mateo de Inca, Santi Arano, Juan Giraldo, Fermin Zabalza (I forgot to put the last two in the video sorry) and Ander Valentin , thanks to homiesisland for putting up with me in mallorca and to the people who have put up with me in general for this video potato.
music:
Leonor SS – The children of my neighborhood
Anal cunt: 5634 song EP – Intro
long live the wine and good night ma’am”
SIBMX – Transition Road Trip Germany
Here’s a rad one from a trip some of the SIBMX crew took, hitting up a bunch of parks around Germany. This video has a chill vibe, and the riding is real solid. This looks like it was a really good time from the riding to the camping. Take a look!
“As a warm-up for this year’s transition trip by @SIBMX (stay tuned!), Paul Thölen and his brother Max, as well as Alessandro Izzo and his dog Jacques, explored a few bowls and trails between Bonn and Karlsruhe in the spring.
In addition to plenty of grilled food and plenty of cold hops, there was also a camera in the luggage, which was used again and again during the relaxed sessions. Here’s the boys’ clip yield. OOOOOOOP!
Video: Paul Thölen
Thumbnail: Alessandro Izzo” – Freedom BMX
Odyssey – Super Circuit Tire
Is it time for some new BMX tires? Here’s a look at the new Odyssey Super Circuit Tire that was designed to be an all around tire ideal for ramps riding and racing, flatland and probably anything else you can throw at it. Hit play for a quick promo video giving you a look at the tire, with more details below!
“NEW Super Circuit Tires. Lightweight, Foldable, Grippy, Fast and available now! You can find these under Pat Casey, Matthias Dandois, Maca Perez Grassett, Nic Long, Tanner Sebesta, Gary Young and more….
This welcome addition to our lineup has been designed to meet the demands of pro-level BMX racing and park/transition riding. Some of Odyssey’s most iconic tires have inspired the Super Circuit’s all-new tread design, with a focus placed on its shallow, grippy tread block depth and K-Lyte Plus casing layup to save weight.
The Super Circuit tire features a fast and smooth center tread, knurling on the side blocks, and it is offered in a competition-ready foldable bead option only.
WEIGHTS:
20×1.75 – 335g
20×2.10 – 440g
20×2.40 – 520g
Available NOW through shops and odysseybmx.com.
Video by Justin Kosman” – Odyssey
Mikey Andrew “F-IT ALL” Section
Fit Bike Co. have released their “F-IT ALL” full-length video for everyone to enjoy. You can pick it up as a DVD or a digital download (links below) and we’re sure it’s an absolute banger. If you are on the fence or want to see what the video has to offer, here’s a look at Mikey Andrew‘s section that opens the video for an idea of just how good the full “F-IT ALL” video is!
“New kid on the block, Mikey “Milky” Andrew, comes out swinging in the opening section of F-IT ALL!
F-IT ALL, in its entirety, is available on DVD or Digital Download here.
Zines and posters also available.
Filmed & Edited by: Justin Benthien
Photos: Greg Moliterno” – Fit Bike Co.
BMX News 7/1/22
Another Friday and another new month! As always, Brant Moore has his weekly episode of BMX News getting you caught up on all the latest BMX videos, news and products that popped up, putting it in one place for you to catch up! Hit play for Brant’s recap video up top, then check out everything he talks about in full down below!
Colony BMX – Sam Grace Raw Cut
Last week Colony released their Sam Grace Welcome Video that was an absolute BANGER where Sam put his deep bag of tricks to work. As always, they had a ton of leftover footage, second angles, b-roll and more, so they whipped up this raw cut giving you a look at what wasn’t in the full video. Needless to say, Sam made it easy to see just why Colony picked him up. Hit play and check it out, then check out the full video that we have re-embedded below!
“Watch 12 minutes of raw footage from Sam Grace’s bangin’ video that we dropped last week. Sam sure did put in some work to get a lot of these clips.
Shot & Cut by Cooper Brownlee.” – Colony
Brian Tunney June 2022 Clips
Another month has gone blazing by, and that means that it’s time for Brian Tunney to give us a look at what he got into during his garage flatland sessions over the course of June! As always, Brian delivers with a ton of real solid riding and a song selection from a band you probably haven’t heard of before, but will be stoked on! Hit play to check it all out!
“Quick rundown of June riding. And also, this is official notice that summer has reached Austin.
The undertaker to backwards wheelie to barspin undertaker: It took four days to land. I’ve seen Scott Powell and Rob Ridge pull out straight up double undertakers, no backwards wheelie. And I’ve tried to no avail. It can, probably happen, but for now, I remain an undertaker to short backwards wheelie to undertaker fool. Initially, I came really close to landing one of these on the first day of trying it, and then three more days had to pass before it just clicked. Brain got out of the way and everything just happened. I have other plans for this but because this took four days, I need a break.
The reverse cancan undertaker was a by-product of trying the reverse cancan undertaker to rope-a-roni. And that also took a while to get right. I swear, it just wasn’t my month for landing things in one session.
The two tailwhips to backwards hitchhiker were my way of saying, “okay, I need a few easy things to do that are fun and won’t break my will.” I’m kinda over looking at that Heresy frame but also too lazy to switch it out.
The half-hiker to invisible hand to g-turn to backwards hitchhiker happened after two hours of attempts on a 95 degree night. This, I will blame on the garage floor. There are some small bumps I’m still acclimating to. And even though I ground bars, I was too tired to redo it. So if you can’t find em, grind em.
The pull up to caboose thing is kinda difficult. It’s half brakeless lawnmower, half dump truck and not consistent. Combined with a pivot to upside down wheelie and then revert out the same side, I spent a good three hours trying to land this. And the final result is not hugely impressive.
The backwards elbow glide to undertaker was another trial: It took close to two hours to land. And I started trying it, thinking that it would be 15 minutes of attempts. Also, the camera adds a huge gut apparently. I will keep my shirt on from now on.
The last two smith decade clips are less than spectacular, but on 105 degree days, it’s just nice to ride for a few minutes.
The song is by ISIS, off the 2004 record “Panopticon.” You can (and should) buy it on bandcamp here!” – Brian Tunney