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Here’s a look at the updated version of Chris Doyle’s signature stem from Demolition. The 6061 alloy Keystone V2 top load stem has an all new CNC logo, 32mm stack height and a reach of 53mm. They’ve slimmed this version down to save some weight, which the stem now comes in at 9.5 oz. The stem is available in black, blue, red, polished and purple. Check out more photos here.
Primo‘s connect in Greece through Ride On distribution, Jason Eustathiou, throws down on the streets for this fresh new edit. You definitely want to take a look at it!
Terry Adams has four demos lined up in New Jersey on July 21st and 22nd at a few different Wal-Mart locations. Terry will also be giving away a complete bike while he’s doing the stops. So get to it if you can!
Here’s the RAIND0G section from Elliot Van Orman’s DVD, Time Will Tell. If you like what you are seeing, you can still pick up a copy for $10 HERE.
Glen Girbovan is now doing it for Alienation‘s flow team. Check out this rad welcome edit loaded with some damn good riding.
Here’s a look at what Chad Kagy is getting into with the Nitro Circus Live crew. Pretty wild life for sure.
“Welcome to “On The Road With The Nitro Circus,” Network A’s new show that takes you behind the scenes of Nitro Circus Live tour as it blows the roofs off stadiums across Australia. In this episode, follow 18-time X Games BMX medalist Chad Kagy as he tackles the Giganta Ramp, talks double backflips, and introduces you to his favorite new crew member, Kyle Baldock. New episodes every Wednesday all summer long!” – Network A
“Brett Banasiewicz killing it at The Kitchen and talking about his new eye in the rose tattoo. Brett is the only one in his family with a tattoo and has had many struggles getting his mom’s blessing. This being his third piece of ink it took a while to convince her, but after revealing the artwork he got the go ahead to get it on top of his right foot. He has plans to keep going and fill his whole leg in the future. Check out Brett Banasiewicz’s tattoo in this Under The Gun.” – Alli Sports
It’s no mystery that when you get to a certain level in the photography game one of your goals is most likely going to be to sell some of your photos. It’s a pretty rad feeling and it never gets old to be honest. I have been selling photos for quite some time now and it’s always an amazing feeling when someone pays you for something that you created. If you feel like your work is on par with what you see in the magazines then that might be a sign you are ready to start putting a price on your work. If you are looking to get some inside advice to help you get your start or just curious as to how the process works keep on reading.