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Dima MON Osokin – Street XI+XII from M.O.N. on Vimeo.
I’ve been a fan of Dima Osokin for a long time, and after two years of stacking clips, his street edit is finally complete. For some, clips from 2011 would be clearly out dated. What tricks are “in” change, bike set up trends differ, etc. Luckily, this does not apply to Dima. He is on his own program, and does not care about what is cool at the moment, so his clips are relatively timeless. This is Dima’s best edit to date, so don’t miss it!
The second stop of the Recon Tour went down last weekend at The Kitchen. The Recon Tour is an amateur contest, you wouldn’t know it by the level of riding.
Petey ‘Pabs’ Henkel Leftovers from Tables and Fables on Vimeo.
This edit really is a breath of fresh air to me. In a time that far too often kids force drawn out lines just because it’s what ______ (fill in the top pro name of choice) does, Petey’s edit is mostly one trick clips. Given his style, you would expect some punk rock or metal, but once again Petey switches it up with the realest MC to ever do it: Big L. Props to this guy for doing things his own way.
Troy Merkle really went in for his signature bar promo edit. As far as I can recall, it has been a while since the last edit from him. Now I see why. I’d say it was well worth the wait.
Jaie Toohey, Cam White and Jed Mildon are all insane. That is my assessment at least, after watching the tricks they do over what very well could be some of the scariest dirt jumps in the world.
Nigel Sapriken edit from Bleach BMX on Vimeo.
Nigel Sapriken spent just one day in Kelowna and came back with all of these clips. It may have been all park clips, but you can tell that his heart is in the streets. The last line is just silly, it’s so elaborate.
