Make your way on over to the Fly Bikes website for a fresh bike check with Stefan Lantschner and his Montana setup. That gold is looking gooooooood.
Calling Out Rob DiQuattro
You know you have made it in BMX when… This kid knows how to put his pegs to use and takes it a step further to follow in Rob’s college education. I wonder if that’s actually true… Either way, this edit is worth a look!
Also, while we’re on the subject of Rob. Hit up the Profile Racing website for an update and bike check with Rob!
“Matt Allpress. 16. Filmed in Auckland, Wellington and Hamilton, New Zealand. Matt idolizes Rob Diquattro so much that he painted his bars red to film this edit and he intends to study a maths degree.
Music: Everything I want – Terry Urban
Filming: Rowin Chendriah and Karl Periam
Additional Filming: Olly Denford, Jono Hopping and Kurt Patten
Editing: Rowin Chendriah
Gear: 600D with 18-55 and 550D with 1.8f fisheye
Behind the scenes photos at rowin-steeze.tumblr.com”
Dig – Remeber Me? Garrett Byrnes Interview
Many of you are probably too young to appreciate this, but if you are in your mid-to-late 20’s (or older), you’ll be psyched. Dig caught up with the legendary Garrett Byrnes to see what life is like for him since his exit from the pro ranks. Sounds like he’s doing great.
4Down – Nathan Williams Bike Check
What a day for bike checks! First Chad Kerley, and now Nathan Williams. It looks well ridden, and the raw/chrome/black look never goes out of style.
Monster Energy – Colin Loudon 10 Clips Edit
With the Monster sponsorship and the video game related intro, I expected some Dew Tour flippy/whippy madness. Instead, I was treated to some smooth, stylish riding on street, park and even a little dirt. A pleasant surprise.
Jason White’s Spring Time Edit
Shot on GoPros and iPhones, this edit has a chill bro cam/scene report vibe. It isn’t packed full of bangers, but it very well may motivate you to call up your friends and have a fun session today.
Markit – Chad Kerley Bike Check
Right on the heels of his mind-melting frame promo, now we get the details on what exactly Chad is tossing around so effortlessly, thanks to Markit.
Review: Subrosa – Get Used To it
It’s kind of weird for me to be writing this right now. I say that because the Subrosa “Get Used To It” DVD was one of those things where I was getting used to an extended deadline over getting used to a DVD showing up in my mailbox. Going into filming for a DVD, there’s usually a plan of who’s in it, where they want to go, who will be handling the filming and editing and who will be getting everything lined up so it goes smooth. You plan the budget, set a deadline and send it…. In a perfect world.
With “Get Used To It”, I can only imagine that any sort of plans that were written up had been burned or shredded multiple times because there were plenty of changes along the way. Over the 3 or so years they filmed for this video, the filmer and editor changed, team riders came and went, cameras took shits, riders got hurt and probably a bunch of other problems that I can’t even imagine.
That’s BMX though… You can’t plan too deep into anything with BMX because the best things happen unexpectedly and if you go with the flow, it’ll all work out. I think that’s a good representation of what this video is all about…
