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I’ve been patiently waiting for Broc Raiford’s welcome to Volume edit… Here it is! Enjoy because I already know you won’t be disappointed.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Song: DJ Paul Ft. 2 Chainz – “Cocky (remix)”
Shot in Phoenix, Tempe, & Scottsdale Arizona.
Manuel Recktenwald is the newest addition to the Fit crew through All Ride distribution. Check out his welcome edit he was able to put together in a single day. This dude’s got some moves for sure.
Filmed and edited by JK Chekpo
Marv was the man behind the camera for the Standard Procedure video, but he still managed to clock a ton of damn good clips for his section in the video. You definitely want to see this one.
Haha, Tom Dugan never fails to make me say “what the hell” and love it at the same time. You will get one of these posters if you pick up his signature frame or bars here soon.
“ Tom’s on the mend thanks to increased calcium intake and the support of those close to him… like his cats and roommate Levi, who whipped up this little gem to lift Tom’s spirits. We thought it might brighten your day too, which is why we’re slipping “Born to Roam” posters in TD350 and Clubman boxes ’till we run out” – Fit
Here’s the latest Eye Sore from The Make featuring Loz Taylor, Shaun Hadlington, Chicken, Rubio Rodriguez, Josh Roberts and Nathan Beddows. As always, the footage might not be the highest, but the riding is always entertaining. Hit that play button!
Dave Jacobs has been pulling out this cheap camera that happens to have a camera on it for some of the sessions recently. Basically, the concept is see what they can film before the camera dies after a little bit. Here’s the first one featuring Aaron Bostrom, Jackson Myres and Dave.
Some sound advice from Mike Saavedra. Definitely pick up a shovel people!
“It’s not too hard to keep it cool at the trails, but there always seems to be a new issue every other week over the same old issues–riding without watering, treating the trails as if they were a local skatepark, you name it, it seems to happen on a regular basis and cause a hell of a stir, no matter what patch of woods you’re in. In this week’s How To, Mike Saavedra gives you the run down on how to respect a spot, the locals that created it, and what he and plenty of other trail riders around the world expect from those who don’t put in hard work there on the regular. Trails are plenty of fun–but that fun comes with hard work that should at very least, be acknowledged, as Mike tells you in the video above.” – Ride BMX
Here’s a fresh new one from Vince Imel getting it done on the streets. Take a peek.