The Alone team spent eight days in Malaga, Spain filming. This is what came of it. Plenty of good spots and good riding. I don’t know what there is to hate about that…
Filmed and edited by Sean Pointing
Product: Shadow Conspiracy Ravager Top Load
The Shadow Conspiracy dropped a sneak preview of their new Ravager top load stem that will be available very soon. You can find out more about this stem by hitting the Shadow Conspiracy website.
Deco – Mat Olson Casselberry Trails Session
Deco‘s Mat Olson spends some time shredding the Casselberry Trails for this new edit. It sounds like it’s just edit one of three, so expect more soon.
Billy Perry – Spring Edit
Billy Perry takes it to the streets of New York City and Long Island in this new edit.
“Filmed with 2 Canon Rebel t2i’s 2 Z-rigs, and a Sony HDR-FX7.
Film- Grant Germain, Billy Malkotsis, Jon Nemecek, Billy Helmsorig.
Song: Lupe Fiasco- Daydreaming”
Spotted on the Volume site.
Cardinal – E Man Cantero Frame Promo
Cardinal dropped this new frame promo video for Manuel “E Man” Cantero’s new signature frame that’s available now.
Filmed and edited by Tommy Blanco
Ramp Rats Spring Contest
“After moving from Petaluma to Santa Rosa, Calif. in the latter half of 2010, Ramp Rats held the first BMX contest in their new spot in mid April. With local legends Cameron Birdwell and Chad Bautista going down for the count during practice, the number of riders competing in the pro class was considerably smaller than the norm, but that didn’t stop a range of skilled riders, including up-and-comers Jason Lopez and Ty Callais, park owner Mike Krnaich, and working-class hero Nick Noble, from taking to the course and giving it their all.” – ESPN
Get Well Soon, Spencer
I spotted this over on The Come Up. It sounds like Skattered‘s Spencer Foresman took a nasty crash and will be out for a while. His friend decided to put together some random clips they had laying around of him. The dude definitely can shred and it sucks to see him down. Get well soon, Spencer.
ESPN – Aaron Ross Surgery Report
Aaron Ross had some some what “basic” surgery to repair his ankle and knee. He will be out for a few weeks, but it should allow him to spend more time riding in the long run. You can find out why he did the surgeries in an interview over on ESPN.
