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2012 BMX Worlds + Ghetto Shed – More BMX Videos
There’s some serious heavy hitters in this one. Take a peek!
“Watch some never before seen footage from the 2012 BMX Worlds and The Ghetto Shed to get ready for the 2013 contest season! Riders include Kyle Baldock, Jack Clark, Bruno Hoffmann, Matt Whyatt, Anthony McGuirk, and more! Credit: Chris Wilmshurst“
Erik Engstrom made his way to the Brothers Bike Co. Pool jam that went down recently to check out all the riding going down. This is a video from the day giving you a look at all of the good times that happened. Check it!
Ty Callais sends it on the streets in this new edit. Any edit that starts out with a gap to second stage double peg on a massive rail should be a good indicator that you should keep watching.
“By boy Ty goes hard no matter what he rides. Always coming up with crazy weird set ups. Its always fun seeing what he’ll think of next.
Music – “You Got to Change” by GRIZ” – Felipe Gonzalez”
Davide Altobelli gives you a look at what an “average day” is like for him in the winter during a session at his local park. This dude is one productive guy on a average day. This video is awesome!
“A typical afternoon at Buttapark for Davide Altobelli. Many crashes, gangsta music, a huge snack and lots of great moves!
Filmed with:
CANON EOS 7D
SAMYANG 8mm f/3,5 FISHEYE
SIGMA 17-50 f/2,8
RODE VIDEOMIC”
Joris Coulomb joined The Shadow Conspiracy back in September. Since then he has been busy stacking clips for this wild new welcome edit that you definitely need to see! So, so good!
Another week, another awesome video from the sessions Mat Hoffman has been getting in at his backyard ramp setup. As always, awesome as hell!
Jon Saunders just made all of our mornings by posting up this video from the Fox Racing Girls Spring 2013 collection shoot on Can You Dig It. You know you love this shit.
For this week I had a few things in mind that I wanted to work on but when I was out shooting the other day Andrew Jackson showed up with a freshly built set up and he wanted to try and get it shot before he really started riding it. Since we were going to be doing a bike check anyways I figured it would be cool to break down the process of shooting a bike check and how I typically go about it. Bike checks are a perfect way to show everyone out there what you are riding and it’s a great way for pros to shout out their signature parts and help promote the companies that support them. Plus, it’s a great marketing tool for companies to have their products promoted by their team riders so it’s a win-win for everyone really. Although a bike check seems really simple there are actually a few important things to know when putting one together. Read on to get a little insight into what it takes to get one done properly and practice on your own bike or your friend’s bike today.
