1664 dropped their quarterly team mix featuring clips from Isaac Barnes, Andrew White, Cory Beal, Jeff Evans, Jeremy Gallant, Louis Pepin, Matt Desson, Mike Fiz and Jordan Hango. I just realized that they’ve got a hell of a team these days.
Product: Colony 2011 Complete Line
Primary Threads – Flagz
Flagz gets a bunch of real good clips for this new Primary Threads edit.
Friendly BMX Contest 2011
Here’s some footage from the Friendly BMX contest that went down a few days ago. There’s some footage of Ashley Charles, Mike Escamilla and Jack Marchant in the end that’s pretty good.
Luke Peeters Photo Site
United‘s AM rider, Luke Peeters, just so happens to also be real good behind the camera. He recently put together a new site featuring his work. You can check it out at http://peetersluke.tumblr.com/. Don’t forget to hit the archive to find some more photos!
Bruno Muška Edit
Bruno Muska is a new name to me, but definitely produces some solid riding in this new edit.
Filming & Edit: Luka Travaš
Filmed with: Canon 1Dmk4, 17-40mm, 15mm fisheye,
70-200mm, Manfrotto tripod
Song: Looptroop Rockers – Marinate
Is This Bad Timing?
I came across an interesting tag that Darryl Tocco dropped on Twitter. It said #IsThisBadTiming, and for some reason I clicked on it. It lead me to the @IsThisBadTiming Twitter, which then lead me to the site, IsThisBadTiming.com. For some odd reason, there’s been chatter of this for about a month and I never even noticed until today.
I’m not really sure what it’s all about, but with the line up of what looks like Darryl Tocco, Brett Tocco, Tony Hamlin, Geoff Slattery, Aaron Smith, Jay Roe, Randy Brown, Lloyd Wright and a few others, there’s bound to be something big coming. The first real post read…
“So, here we go. We’ve all been talking about this for a long time, and we finally buckled down and did something about it. We aren’t trying to do anything crazy; some shirts here and there, and some videos to check out. The crew is made up of a close group of friends that just want to kick it and ride, and that crew will continue to grow and evolve. Hopefully you’ve checked out the promo on the front page, and continue to check the site for random updates and some video content. BT has created a lot of good times for our small fam over the years, and hopefully we can get a couple more years of fun out of doing whatever we’re feeling. Keep a smile, wherever you might find yourself. Bottoms up!”
I guess this means we will have to wait and see where this goes. There’s a video up on the site, but it’s currently locked. As soon as it becomes available I’ll give you a heads up.
Product: S&M Randy Brown 2 Frame
S&M have released the second version of Randy Brown’s signature frame. It sounds like Randy didn’t want to change much besides a few special features. The frame made from butted true temper SupertTherm “4Q Baked” tubing has a 75 degree head tube angle, 71 degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 8.5″ stand over height and a 13.55″ to 13.85″ rear end. The frame features thread on removable mounts, top tube gusset, “RB” down tube gusset, curved seat and chain stay bridges, tapered and swaged seat and chain stays, clearance for monster truck tires, micro “4Q Baked” 14mm drop outs, integrated seat post clamp, and some graphics designed by Randy. Weighing in at 4.42 lbs with 20.5″, 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths and brown, gloss black and green color options. Made in America!
I’d imagine these will be hitting distributors, shops and mail orders soon. So start saving.
