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After putting in work for the past few years on the AM squad, S&M Bikes have given Mike Stahl the bump up to the PRO team! Check out this fresh video packed with heat to bring the news!
“It’s been in the pipeline for a bit, but today we’re proud to announce that Mike Stahl has been bumped to the pro team! Mike is one of the hardest working dudes in BMX and we’re proud to have him repping!
Filmed by Justin Benthien and Grant C.” – S&M Bikes
Subrosa coming through with a fresh video featuring their French connect David Gomes absolutely crushing it out in the streets! Hit play to watch David put all 4 pegs to heavy use, along with a ton of other great clips!
“Subrosa rider David Gomes comes through with some HEAT in his newest video titled “So Far Away”
He teamed up with Romain Fel and the two traveled all over France to find just the right spots to shred.
With Covid, it took a while to get this edit done, and at times it felt so far away to David, but good things come to those who wait, and it’s clear their hard work paid off.
Filmed and Edited by Romain Fel” – Subrosa
Here’s some sponsor news that a lot of people suspected! Nick Bruce is now doing it for DK Bicycles. As some of you likely pieced together when Nick announced that he left the Total BMX team to ride for a brand closer to home, this is one of those sponsorships that make a lot of sense, especially with Nick being from Ohio and DK being based there as well. Hit play for a short but sweet welcome video packed with dialed riding from Nick’s personal park. After that, you can check out a quick video interview Vital BMX did with Nick about making the switch, the Olympics and more down below!
“Nick Bruce comes home to Ohio as the newest member of the DK Bicycles team. As one of the most progressive park riders in BMX and an Ohio native, it only made sense to join forces with Nick. Nick built up a DK Phase frame and went straight to work at his personal ramp facility to create this edit. Look for much more from Nick and DK as this journey begins! Filmed and edited by Danny Mizicko for DK Bicycles.” – DK Bicycles
Check out the new Rose frame from Subrosa!
Subrosa have released their new Rose Frame for the smaller and younger riders who are looking for a smaller frame or in that in-between transition stage from 18″ to 20″. The frame is made from 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height, 8.7″ standover height and 12.5″ to 13.6″ chainstay length.
You can find a double butted top and down tube, gussets on the top and down tubes, an integrated seat post clamp, MID bottom bracket, removable brae mounts on the seat stays, curved bridges and stays for extra tire clearance and removable brake mounts.
The Rose frame is available in 20.0”, 20.3”, 20.6”, 20.9”, 21.2″ sizes with Black and Translucent Green Fade for colors and a weight of 4.9 lbs. (20.9″). You can pick the Rose frame up for $289.99 – $298.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Subrosa worldwide now. Check out more photos and details over on the Subrosa Website.
Stranger have released a new mix that’s just shy of 15 minutes featuring the squad out cruising street spots out in California. This has a pretty chill vibe to it, but there’s a bunch of real solid riding and spots in this one, so hit play and take it all in!
“Video by Stephan August
featuring:
Yumi Tsukuda
Stephan August
Sean Morr
Rex Carroll
Jackson Ratima
Ayden Shea
Ian Shelley
Rex
Connor Keating
Waylon Burrough
Andy Maguire” – Stranger
Some of the Colony BMX team recently loaded up for a road trip to Tamworth where they hit up a bunch of parks and some backyard ramps along the way! Here’s a look at what the crew got into. As expected, dialed riding and clean film work! You won’t want to miss this one.
“Chris James, Paterico Fallico, Jayden Fuller, Clint Millar and Glen Mclaughlin headed down to Tamworth from Brisbane hitting some fun parks along the way.
This was a super fun 3 day mission that has us all looking forward to more trips on the road soon!
Thanks to Tamworth Bike Scoot & Skate for the hospitality and good times.
Shot and Cut by Cooper Brownlee.
Additional filming from Glen McLaughlin.” – Colony BMX
Scott Marceau keeping the Aangles footage flowing. Here’s a fresh batch of footage that covers a lot of ground, with Dylan McCauley and Nick Krauer getting the majority of the footage in this one, but clips from a ton of other familiar faces. Take a look!
“PINCH FLAT (2015-2021)
Dylan McCauley/Nick Krauer split section
Mixes from SoCal, NorCal, Canada and beyond.
Music by Aretha Franklin, Andre Nickatina, Short Days and Oberhofer
By Scott Marceau”
It’s the first of the month, and like a rent check, Brian Tunney delivers with a fresh video for your viewing pleasure right on schedule. Check out a bunch of fresh clips he filmed during his flatland sessions over the course of June! Although Brian claims it’s “not awesome BMX” in the title, we think it’s pretty awesome. Take a look!
“Like most things I’ve learned in the past, I was trying something completely different and unknowingly stumbled onto something I wasn’t even thinking of. And that’s why I still love riding so much: the possibilities are endless.
This past month, I was wasting away the night devising techniques for a no brake lawnmower to dump truck because I really like the way stall-move tricks feel. And it worked out, but in the process, I basically did a no brake undertaker and a light bulb went off (or on) in my head. No, these don’t look as cool as the traditional undertaker with brakes, but the technique is new to me and it works in a variety of ways so I ran with it.
The song is from The World/Inferno Friendship Society’s last record, which is very underrated because it was released during the first week of the pandemic when we all thought the world was ending. Pete V., esteemed leader of World Inferno, passed away last month and so I’ve been celebrating a lot of his music the past month. Central Jersey has many unspoken heroes. But Pete’s artistic visions were ultimately too big for Middlesex County, and he transcended into something larger, undefinable and more mysterious. Luckily for us, Pete left that mystery behind.” – Brian Tunney
