BMX Union

Danimal 2013 Edit

May 31, 2013

It’s always going to be a good day when Daniel Rosenthal sends through a new edit. Daniel made the move from the U.S down to Australia a few years ago and has been steadily collecting clips since. This video is 5 minutes of pure gold and a definite MUST SEE. Hit the play button!

“My latest bmx section. Filmed around Australia over the past few years… Mostly around Melbourne and Victoria.
Rider: Daniel Rosenthal aka Danimal
(Riders in the train clips.. Grind: Joel Rodriguez. Banked Wallride: Sebastian Wak)
Filmed on a Canon XH-A1 with the help friends and a Tri-Pod in-which I set up.
Additional help with filming by: Igor Maric, Damion Banko, Johnny Davey, Ben Horton, Andrew Gul, Joel Rodriguez, Dave McCombe, Dean Manson, and Doug Underhill.“

Dylan Stark – Red Bull Phenom Entry

May 31, 2013

It looks like Dylan Stark wants in on this Red Bull Phenom contest. Check out his entry that’s loaded with some heavy clips!

High Fives: Timmy Theus

May 31, 2013

Timmy Theus BMX

Head over to the DIG website for a fresh round of High Fives with Cult‘s Timmy Theus!

From Europe with Love Teaser

May 31, 2013

Spotted this over on Flat Matters and was digging it. Jim McKay has been on the move lately and ended up stacking up a ton of footage from the different events he hit up. If this nearly 5 minute video is just a teaser… Imagine how much more he is sitting on?

“I know, a 5 minute edit doesn’t sound like a teaser, but you wouldn’t believe how much more footage I have. Filmed in Solothurn, Switzerland at the Bike Days contest, and FISE in Montpellier, France by Jim McKay.”

Vans Skatepark with Scott Ditchburn and Max Vu

May 31, 2013

Nate Richter made his way to the Vans skatepark for a session with Scott Ditchburn, Dave Escobar and young gun Max Vu. All three guys came through with some real good clips for this new TCU edit. It still blows my mind how good Max is for being 9.

Monster – Recon Tour: Round 5 – The Animal House

May 31, 2013

The next stop of the Monster Recon Tour landed in Greenville, North Carolina where Daniel Dhers opened up the doors of The Animal House for all the young guns to come through and show everyone what they had. Take a look at what went down in this video!

“The Monster Army Recon Tour presented by Replay XD, held the East Coast Finals at the Animal House in Greenville, NC. The Animal house has been around since the mid 00’s and was owned and operated by the great, Dave Mirra. Now in 2013, pro BMX athlete Daniel Dhers has control of the Animal House. Daniel rides and trains at this facility and also operates the park. All of the athletes were ecstatic to be able to compete in a park where legends like Mirra and Dhers train on a daily basis.

The event was amazing throughout the day and a magnitude of huge tricks were being thrown down. Athletes were putting their bodies on the line trying to gain the top spot in their division. In order to take the top spot athletes were throwing tricks like front flips, double whips, 720s, and more to give them the edge. In the Play Open division, Jake Leiva, traveling all the way from Tehachapi, CA, ended up walking away with 1st place and the honor of getting invited to the Play Open Finals at Mike Spinner’s park on September 7th. Jake was riding on another level than the field and even the great, Dave Mirra was on hand to witness the magic of his riding. We now know why Greenville, NC has been named Pro Town USA, and we wish Jake the best of luck on becoming the next great rider of our time.“

Jakub Spurny – Spring Grinds

May 31, 2013

Jakub Spurny over in the Czech Republic loves himself a flat ledge, manual pad and flat rail. Check him out putting each and every one of his pegs to good use in this chill video he sent through!

Sneak Peek: Fit – Mac Pedals – Loose Ball Bearings

May 30, 2013

Fit Bike Co Shawn McIntosh BMX pedals

It looks like Shawn McIntosh’s signature Mac pedals from Fit Bike Co. will be available in a loose ball bearing version for those of you ballin’ on a budget this summer. These will be a lower cost version of the already available sealed bearing version.