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It looks like Hoffman Bikes have added Brandon Webster from Canada to their team! Check out this dialed welcome edit of him laying down some real good riding at Joyride! Nose game!
“We would like to welcome our newest member to the crew hailing from Toronto Canada, Brandon Webster.
Brandon making it look all too easy doing some damage at his home park Joyride 150. joyride150.com
Big thanks to Justin Browne for doing the filming/editing.
Song: Don Kennedy-We Ball”
Mykel Larrin is honestly one of the best dudes in BMX. Not only can he absolutely SHRED on a BMX bike, but he’s one of the most genuinely nice guys I’ve ever met. That and he’s got such a positive attitude towards everything. I wish this dude popped up a lot more than he does now days. This is rad so check it out and get to know this dude!
“Mykel Larrin was recently in town for some ASA / Stuntmasters demos, so we decided to hit him up for a Seven & Seven interview! Since our time with him was limited, we had to film the interview & riding clips all in one evening but regardless Mykel absolutely killed Hoffman Park and showed us what a positive & deeply intelligent person he really is!
Enjoy!” – We Have Motive
Still haven’t had enough Vans Rebel Jam? Check out this rad new edit that Federal dropped of their team at the contest!
“Various members of the Federal team made the trip to Tossa De Mar in Spain. Lacey took home the win and Bruno finished closely behind in second. Mark Love and our newest flow rider James Cunningham also made the trip, along with Greece’s Jason Eustathiou.
Filmed by: Mike King
Edited by: Edd Allen
Music: ‘Doin’ My Thang’ by Zion I“
“Etnies proudly presents the etnies x Mutiny collection. BMX is a brotherhood. We stick together, we support one another and we ride. We have grown up on our BMX, we live it, we love it. These words where the base of what brought etnies and Mutiny bikes together and Josh Bedford the glue which made this collaboration one. Mutiny was a result of cynicism about the industry. Mutiny wanted to be an instrument of change in the industry and this is exactly where the etnies x Mutiny product stand for.
Find out more on the etnies Mutiny collaboration here: MORE INFORMATION and PHOTOS”
The new issue of 2020 BMX Magazine is due out this week! Check out a preview of what’s inside above along with a few words about the issue below. Check it!
“Issue 45 of 2020 BMX Magazine goes Australia wide this week and runs deep with exclusive content from around the worlds largest island.
Inside the pages graced by Ryan Lloyds epic cover, we get our reverse colonisation on, with Colony’s pro team hitting up the UK, and Paul Chamberlain heads to the land of the rising sun for Red Bulls Circle of Balance, while The Set’s all star team blaze their way down the east coast. There’s an insight into the latest collab between 2020 and Troy Charlesworth ‘Thats Whats Up’ from Troy and some of the riders involved about the soon to be released DVD.
Interview wise, we tracked down the mountain man, Xave Koen for his take on life and BMX plus Corey Bohan lets us in on what it’s like to have your day to day filmed for his series ‘The Wizard of Aus’. Dave Rubinich goes deep on the lack of White Knuckle riding as of late and we rocked another Slay the Rail event in Melbourne that may have been the biggest party of the year?
To make it even tastier, there’s giveaways from LooseKid, Rampfest and Strictly BMX.
Hit up your local BMX store or news agent later this week for your 2020 BMX Magazine. And stay tuned for our new IOS app for iPad and iPhone we’ll be dropping alter this week which along with the latest issue, the whole back catalog will be available. ”
Here’s another section from the Wethepeople “ETC.” video for you to check out. This time around we’ve got Marcel Georgi and a friends section with a bunch of riders including the likes of guys such as Ricky Adam. Take a peek!
“Marcel Georgi + Friends Section.
ETC was first released in 2004 and featured full sections from almost every PRO on WETHEPEOPLE at that time.
Filmed and Edited by Thomas Fritscher on a VX100 often using the original ‘death’ lens.”
