Ryan Navazio gave the Bad Timing crew their old section from the Standpoint 6 section featuring Geoff Slattery, Chris Larson, Darryl Tocco and Randy Brown to post up. There’s so much good in this.
Disposed: Mutiny / The Make in Tenerife
Nigel Sylvester Demo Stop at J&R Bicycles
“Nigel Sylvester gets around. Last weekend, he visited shops in Florida and Southern California to perform demos, meet locals, sign autographs and get people stoked on BMX. Nigel then returned to the NYC area, and visited Jersey City, N.J. to ride with Edwin De La Rosa, Tyrone Williams, Ralphy and Jack Maddock last week.
After their session, they had to wait a few minutes after 6:30 p.m. to get their bikes back on the train to NYC, and I ran into them when I got off the train. Because I was carrying a Nigel Sylvester Gatorade bottle with me, the moment turned out to be somewhat surreal. We all laughed, those guys got on the train, and the next morning, Brett Rohlfing turned in the above video. Nigel gets around.”
Ryan Guettler Bike Check
Ryan Guettler built up one of his new signature “The Living” frames from Colony, so they figured it would be a good time for a bike check. You can get a closer look at Ryan’s new setup here. That thing is electric…
The Embassy – Five Tricks From Chris Henry
Chris Henry drops a few clips for the Northern Embassy in this quick edit.
Dirty Deeds – Rooftop
“This was my first video part i ever had the pleasure of filming.We started filming summer of 1993. The first clip i filmed was the rail to barspin at the old Huntington Beach rails.Dave Parrick asked me to have a section in his new video. I spent every saturday for a year almost filming with him so if you know Dave that was a lot of waiting around hahaha.At the time there were only a few videos a year coming out. I was 13 when i did my first rail and i just assumed everyone did tricks off them so i started trying all sorts of stuff off the end.Little did i know there was really just me and the Homeless crew doing rail variations down rails so when this came out it had a lot of rail tricks no one had scene yet.some of the first or new at the time were rail to barspin,rail to no hander,rail to icepick,crooked grind,over grinds,gap to rails,rail to manuals,rail to hop over,some manual to ice picks & over ice grinds on skatepark rails,even almost pulled a double bar out of one as well,I have no idea why i didn’t try more.Even had a few jump moves like toboggan to barspin.we also filmed enough ramp stuff for a whole part but it got left out and we kept it a street part mainly which i couldn’t thank Dave Parrick enough for his judgement on that.This time in BMX was very different then it is now,BMX was “dead” and it was a time when a select few pioneered street riding to help shape it what it has become.I feel very lucky to have grown up riding in that time of bmx.It was a time of Gladiator ramp riders and visionary street riding…
It was released in 1995 by Dave Parrick” – Mike “Rooftop” Escamilla
Soul – Victor Ory
Soul dropped a real solid edit of Victor Ory. The riding is real good and so is the filming and editing. You have to check it out on the Soul site, so hit that link.
Vans Kill The Line Teaser
“The Vans Kill The Line is THE french trail contest with some of the best riders in the world.
The Vans Kill The Line will take place on 3rd & 4th of september at Peynier’s trail.
One goal: Kill The Line with a big bunch of tricks.
Come to support the pros and share with them a session on this awesome trail, appreciate the party and enjoy a sunny week-end in the south of France.
Filmed & edited by Greenfilm” – Vans
