The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Here’s a little advice on Tuck No Handers from AJ Anaya! Check out what he has for tips then go send a few!
“In this episode of Aj Anaya’s How Tuesday BMX Trick Tips AJ teaches you how to Tuck No Hander. Tuck No Hander is a beginner intermediate trick. AJ gives you some helpful advice on learning Tuck No Hander along with slow motion breakdowns and step by step tips.“
Here’s a rad bio that popped up from Hookit that features Ross Lanier. Get to know Ross a little better while he throws down some damn good riding at a few parks. This is worth a peek!
“Every month, Hookit features an athlete who inspires us with their talent, dedication and progression. This time around, we’re featuring BMX rider Ross Lanier.” – Hookit
B.L Industries Street Mixtape from Luke Morgan on Vimeo.
B.L Industries is hooking up some talented riders in Bristol and Cardiff, and here is the proof to back it up! Some crispy filming and clean editing is the icing on the cake.
Goodbye SAF House from Nic Gironda on Vimeo.
I don’t have info on the demise of the SAF house, or the future of the SAF videos (as I get the impression that the last clip may have some meaning concerning that) but what I can say is that it’s a fun montage of BMX jibs, a little skateboarding, and even a scooter clip.
East Coast Destruction knows how to throw a jam! This year’s Guerrilla Warfare Jam looks like a wild time from start to finish, and that amount of footage they got all from one day is unbelievable.
If you some how managed to miss this the other day, Matthias Dandois Baker’s Dozen from The Bakery is now embedable. Sounded like a perfect excuse for a repost, so hit that play button if you haven’t seen this yet or you want a second look!
“The Bakery is proud to present the Baker’s Dozen with Matthias Dandois, brought to you by Vans.
Filming by Anthony Loconte, Paul Dybas, and Andrew Brady
Editing by Andrew Brady
Photography by Timothy Burkhart“
Over the course of the past few years, we’ve seen a large amount of plastic and nylon start appearing on BMX bikes from pedals to hub guards, bar ends, seat posts and pegs. These options have helped keep the weight of bikes down, private property from being destroyed, skaters from complaining (… sort of) and in some cases, keep you from more pain that you would have suffered from some metal pedals blasting you in the shin.
It seems like plastic pegs have been one of those pieces that everyone has been putting a ton of focus into the past two years and there have definitely been a lot of advancements and really good options made available to help you get your grind on. One of the newer options coming along in October is Scott Ditchburn’s signature Slide or Die pegs from The Shadow Conspiracy, the second plastic peg option from the brand since their original Slicker sleeves.
With the completion of the peg wrapping up and the first batch about to be dropped on the BMX world, we figured it would be an awesome time to catch up with them to find out just what makes these pegs unique from what’s already on the table. Let’s take a closer look!
