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This one was shot a few years ago at an LA street jam. It’s Mike “Hucker” Clark sending it for the long jump contest. The vibe of these jams is always pretty rad and it’s just all about getting a huge crew of riders together to cruise the city. Of course, tons of riding goes down and this spot in particular provided some serious entertainment. Actually right after this photo was taken my shutter blew out and had to be fully replaced for the first time.
20Twenty Store dropped this new split edit of Alex Donnachie and Kerr Wilson putting in some work at a few skateparks and street spots. These two produced some damn solid clips so check it!
Damn! Todd Meyn drops some serious hammers in this new edit for Total BMX. There’s so many wild variations in this one. Check it!
It looks like Matt Roe, Ben Hennon, Phil DeMattia, Joss Fenn, James Cunningham, Chicken and Vinnie Mayne are loading up to visit some shops around the U.K for Seventies starting August 28th. If you are near any of these stops I highly suggest you make your way to it.
Our friend, Jack Birtles not only kills it behind the lens but he’s also a dialed rider. That’s why he was recently added to the United Australia team through Stowaway and Ride On. I hope this means there will be a welcome edit popping up soon.
Tytus Kuliński and his friend Mikołaj recently spent 4 days in Cracow, Poland checking out the spots and parks. While they were there, Tytus filmed a few clips and tossed them together for this edit. Check out what went down.
It would appear that Tony Malouf is now riding for Alienation. While he’s still healing up from getting hit by a car a few weeks back, they decided to drop this gnarly clip along with the news. Here’s a few words from them about Tony!
“Tony Malouf takes everything that is distinctive about Midwest BMX and combines it to form his unique style. His hard work and attitude yields him the ever sought after street credibility, yet it’s his ramp and bowl riding skills that separates him from another local shredder.
From the Gully Factory to other prominent video documentation, Tony’s skills in front of the camera are only a small part of what he does behind them. His VX and TRV are always pointed at something and his creative editing and music style is a welcomed breath of fresh air in the abundance of web edits. Plus, it’s always good to see someone taking his homies with him on this crazy game of life.
We at Alienation BMX are proud to have Tony as part of our progressive pro team and look forward to everything he brings to the table. Once Tony is back to pedaling expect a slew of new edits. Motivation is a dangerous thing…” – Alienation
