Here’s a fresh new one of Erik Garza getting things done proper for a company called VGBikes at a fun looking park. As always, Erik throws down some goodness. Take a peek.
How To Downside Tailwhip with Austin Coleman
Looking to learn how to downside whip? Well, Austin Coleman has a few words of advice for you. Get on this trick!
“Austin Coleman has a few secrets to share when it comes to learning downside tailwhips, serious secrets. Coleman is a transition annihilator, so his most comfortable place to throw downside tailwhips is on a steep nine foot quarter pipe. From the spectator seats the downside tailwhip may look a little deceiving, Coleman tells you exactly what it takes to correctly send and receive a downside tailwhip in this Step By Step.” – Alli Sports
Mellon – Trictionary Friday: Wall Ride
This week Rok gives you some tips on how to get those tires on the wall for this new Mellon Tricktionary Friday.
“We started Tricktionary to show future generations and all others who are already riding BMX a better view on the trick and the difference between regular and opposite. Tricktionary is not a How-To, but of course, that doesn’t mean that you won’t learn from it. Each week we will try to make a new clip to fill the Tricktionary pages until it is full or we won’t be able to make any other.
In this week’s edition Rok Krivec demonstrates Wallride.
Filmed & Edit: Luka Kovic, Evolution BMX Production
Music: “Spacebat” by Fire Spoken by The Buffalo”
Fly Bikes – Courage Adams Welcome Edit
Courage Adams is now doing it for Fly Bikes. Courage’s name is pretty new to me, but I’ve definitely seen it pop up a few times lately and I think this welcome edit indicates that we will be seeing a lot more of him in the future.
Edit: Whoops. Courage isn’t riding for QBP if you saw this earlier. They just happened to upload the video.
Product: United – Nathan Williams Signature “Nash” Crank
There was a sneak peek of Nathan Williams’ signature cranks that popped up a while back, but it looks like United finally have them available for you to pick up. The Nash cranks are 2-piece cranks that feature 4130 heat-treated tubular arms with a heat-treated 4130 22mm 48-spline spindle. The cranks are designed for easy instalation with the use of only one bolt to keep everything tight and feature rounded edges to prevent ankle bite and a flatter rear for resistance to bending. The Nash cranks come in 170 and 175mm lengths with a weight of 1.80 lbs. (820 g / 28.9 oz.) and come in black only. United also include the tool to install and remove the cranks and even give you some grease to make sure they go on smooth.
The cranks are available now and you can take a closer look at Nathan’s cranks here.
Review: 90East – Sound of the City
If you caught our interview with Lino Gonzalez about the new 90East “Sound of the City” DVD we did a week or so ago, then you probably know what the video is all about and hopefully you already got yourself a copy.
I got my copy the other day and I’ve checked it out a couple times already. I figured I’d toss up a quick review to let you know what I thought of it. So let’s get into this right now!
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Sneak Peek: Profile – Wing P Tee
Lost and Found – Codie Larsen in Los Angeles
Here’s some lost but now found clips from Codie Larsen’s trip to Los Angeles that ESPN dropped. There’s a ton of real good riding in this one, so take a look!
