Sam Baskett is what I would call… nuts? Here’s some of his smoothest moments that he has compiled into an edit for you to enjoy. How many people do you know can jump out of a second story window, crash and then get up and do it again and look excited to do it? Amazing.
Ryan Wood Day Edit
Bay $mog’s Felipe Gonzalez followed Ryan Wood around for a day to see what he could get done. Ryan definitely didn’t disappoint. Check it.
Filmed & Edited by Felipe Gonzalez
Music – “You Wish” by Nightmares on Wax
Drew Hosselton – B-Roll and Rarities
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Bink Seavey was recently going through his hard drive when he stumbled across a ton of scrap clips (in different formats) of Drew Hosselton and Bobby Kanode. Instead of dropping them in the garbage, he put together this quick new edit for The Union for you to check out. Enjoy!
Filmed and edited by Bink Seavey
Product: Fit Series 4 Copper Colorway
Fit just got the new Mike Aitken signature Series 4 frames in the new copper colorway back from paint. This means it will be hitting shops and mail-orders soon. Better start saving the cash up!
Oh, and don’t forget to check out Mikey’s new Fox Print Ad.
Jim Cielencki Bike Check
Jim C’s video bike check from Sunday Bikes
“Check out this video bike check of the new Blue Wave Third Wave with matching Tall T bars and Morning 2.1 forks that I just built up. For some reason, I’ve always liked blue bikes. The prototype for my first signature frame was blue and come to think of it there’s been 4-5 other blue bikes in my past. Right now, I have a blue Wave C built up as well. Well, this bike continues my fascination of blue. Enjoy!” – Jim C / Sunday
Hoang Tran Bike Check
Dan’s Comp caught up with Hoang Tran to take a closer look at his fresh new Subrosa setup with his updated and fresh signature parts. You can check it all out right here.
Scotty Cranmer Reflects On 2011
Scotty Cranmer is a good dude and he definitely kicked some ass this year. Felt sat him down to talk about how he felt (get it) the year went.
DSLR Devices – Micro Crane / Jib
I spotted this over on Flat Matters and thought it was pretty cool. Here’s a look at a new product from a London based BMX rider (doesn’t name who) for the filmers out there. This Micro crank / jib setup is compact and easy to use. You can find all the specs below the second video. Support BMX and buy from these guys if you are in the market for a crane / jib setup. Now… all I want to know is why didn’t they get a closer shot of the naked girl?
“Welcome to the new DSLR-DEVICES camera Crane/Jib.
as you can see THE simple and unique design makes it possibly the most mobile camera crane/jib on the market!
-lite weight only 1.5kg (3.4lbs)
-Compact design, folds down to 90cm (35 Inches)
-From the ground > 2 Meters of height elevation (79 Inches / 6.5 Feet)
-Ultra low friction brass bearings and washers
-A2 Stainless Steel fastenings
-High quality anodized black finish
-Supports cameras ( including: microphone / matt box etc) weighing up to 3kg (6.6lbs)
-Simple no tools required
-Assembles in 6 simple steps, in as little as 15 seconds
-Fits onto a standard camera backpack
-Hand Built in the UK
for any more info or where to buy visit the web site.
dslr-devices.com“