Head over to The Albion to check out some left over photos from Seth Kimbrough’s interview that appeared in Issue 2. Crazy scenario for the time they spent shooting some of the photos.
Unit Life: VX
Here’s the newest edit from the Unit Life crew featuring some of the clips they captured over the last 12 months on the VX. These guys know how to have a good time.
Popa Roland – Kako X Pumpcity 2012
Always stoked on some fresh footage from Popa Roland. Here’s his latest edit filled with street and park goodness. Enjoy!
Music: Hoodie Allen – James Franco
Rest in Peace Mike McCafferty
This past Friday, East Coast Destruction legend, Mike “MCM” McCafferty passed away. The cause of death hasn’t been released, but there is a write up on ESPN with more information. All I know is BMX lost yet another good one. This shit needs to stop happening!
Rest in Peace, Mike! You won’t be forgotten!
United X Frenchys – Alex Valentino Edit
Chad Kerley’s Vitaminwater Invitational – Final Results
Well, Chad Kerley’s contest has came and went already. Needless to say it was one of the best contest I’ve been to before and there was so many amazing and insane things that went down. I cannot wait to see some of the footage start to pop up. You can check out a full photogallery over on the Ride BMX website now. Expect a photogallery from me tomorrow as well! Here’s the results below.
“ Obstacle #1 (red and blue rails)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Alex Kennedy
3. Rob Wise
Obstacle #2 (pyramid ledge/green rail/box)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Stevie Churchill
3. Sean Sexton
Obstacle #3 (the island)
1. Garrett Reynolds
2. Rob Wise
3. Stevie Churchill
Obstacle #4 (secret setup: railhop)
Stevie Churchill
Rider’s Choice—Overall Rider of the Day
Garrett Reynolds”
Harry Main on Snafu
It looks like some of the new changes for Snafu are starting to happen already. Jeremiah Smith left the team the other day and now Harry Main has joined the team. Here’s a few words about Harry joining the team…
“We are stoked to announce that Harry Main has joined the SNAFU Pro team. Harry is one of hell of a talented rider and
brings a lot of energy and great ideas to the program.
We feel he is the perfect fit for the new direction we are going with SNAFU.
Here is what Harry has to say about joining SNAFU….
“Im so excited to be working with SNAFU and everyone involved.
Snafu is kickass and I am going to be making sure you guys have plenty
of Rad products and Rad colorways to shred with. The direction that Snafu is heading in
since new ownership, I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.”- Harry Main”
Colony – 7 Year Anniversary Flipbook
It’s crazy to think Colony has been going for seven years already. I still remember when I first started seeing their name popping up. Here’s a sweet flipbook they put together with some photos from the last few years that turned out rad. They also uploaded their first road trip DVD from 2007 for your viewing pleasure.
“Today marks the 7th birthday for Colony as a company. It’s hard to believe that it’s been 7 years already. I would like to thank everyones support for us over the years. It’s been quite a ride to get to where we are now & we’re looking forward to many more years to come yet.
So thanks again to all our distributors, all the shops, all of our team, all of our employees, all the magazines & all the websites that have supported us from day one. More importantly, I would like to personally thank any rider out there who has ever bought one of our products or simply been down with what we’re about. Without all you guys, we would be nothing, so thank you.
We compiled a flipbook of photos pulled from the news posts over the past six years that the website has been live, enjoy…
“As a special kind of celebration of Colony ticking over the 7 years mark we have released our first ever road trip DVD from back in 2007. ‘A Month In The Life Of’ was filmed over the span of a few weeks starting in Beenleigh, Australia with the Spinal Disorder comp then road tripping from Brisbane down to Sydney for the BMX Games. We then met up with Dave Osato & headed over to New Zealand to explore the south island before returning to the north island for the last ever X-Air comp that went down in NZ. Good times.
Edited by Clint Millar.”
