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Check out Lloyd Wright and Sam Cunningham getting a fun session in on a flat rail and ledge they had setup in a parking lot for Rad BMX Shop. Plenty of goodness in this.
“Lloyd and myself spent the day chilling, riding and drinking lots of ginger beer at one of the best shops about in the UK.
And to say a big thankyou to them for hooking us up with the bits and bobs we need we filmed this short video for them.
Filmed and edited by myself for RadBmx Shop.”
Head over to the Figure BMX Magazine website to check out a rad photogallery from the Vans Kill The Line contest!
Mike Gray SoCal Sessions – More BMX Videos
Looks like Mike Gray has adjusted just fine to the warmer weather.
“Mike Gray recently made the move from Canada down to sunny Southern California and he’s wasted no time finding spots and clocking clips. There are a ton of super tech lines in this one – don’t miss out! Credit: Justen Soule”
Check out this fresh new one featuring Ryan Knight hitting up a few street spots and cement parks for his sponsors Little Black Bike and Primary Threads. Not all too often we get a guy with brakes and no pegs anymore, but there’s Plenty of style.
I always get some strange emails from different PR companies promoting some project they are working on. Usually, I bypass them since they generally have nothing to do with BMX or its perception of BMX is way off. However, this one from Thule features a guy who has a pretty wild old school BMX collection that I know some of you will get pretty excited about. Check it.
“Skater and BMX collector Salvador “Sal” Barbier shows his extensive collection of old school BMX frames which he calls “The Guggenheim of BMX”.
Sal Barbier is a designer who lives in Los Angeles and runs his own independent bike shop where he sells the finest equipment and attire for the dedicated skater. When Sal grew up, BMX guys and skaters used to hang out in the same places, so Sal came to love both sports. Today, he combines them by riding his bike as a warm-up before skating. He is also famous for having what he labels “The Guggenheim of BMX”, a collection of very rare BMX bikes and gear he spent years collecting and buying on eBay. He rides his different bikes wherever he goes, not out of convenience, but because he thinks that riding a bike is one of the coolest things in the world.”
Here’s another quick clip from the Vans Kill The Line contest. This time around we’ve got Deluxe‘s Max Bimar pleasing the crowd. You can find more photos from the Kill the Line contest over on the Pretty Shady website.
Here’s a real quick one of Mike Moura getting down on those wild trails down in Brazil. This dude’s got some big moves.
