“Leftovers with some hot action beat boxing from Denny P, Dylan, And Chris C.“
DuFFS Houston Trip
“Earlier this year, the DuFFS BMX team, consisting of Jimmy Levan, Jake Seeley, Alex Magallan and Kevin Porter, departed on a team trip that was supposed to wound through Houston, Texas and continue on into the deep South. Unexpectedly, the team never made it past Houston.
Instead, they remained in the Bayou City, and rediscovered what Houston had to offer. In the above video, the DuFFS gets it done on Houston soil. The trip is also depicted in issue 150 of Ride UK Magazine (Kevin Porter wrote the story and Walter Pieringer shot the photos), which is on newsstands now. Video courtesy of the DuFFS BMX crew.” – ESPN
Props – Issue 28 – Oceanside B3 Comp
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“Bruce Crisman, Rich Hirsch, Ryan Nyquist, Dave Mirra, Jay Miron, Mike Ardelean, Jamie Bestwick, Butcher, Josh Heino, Dennis McCoy, Ruben Alcantara, and others tear up the Oceanside B3 course in this section from the fall of 1998.
Colin Mackay comments on the section, where he made his first ever appearance in a Props Issue.
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Hit the Props site to check out some words from Colin Mackay on his first Props appearance ever here.
Skavenger Billboard
The Source put up this new billboard of Tom White… doing work… for Skavenger.
Product: The Shadow Conspiracy – Cardboard Coffins
I’m sure most of you guys out there don’t even think about what your bike parts are coming in before you rip it apart to throw it on your bike. But, The Shadow Conspiracy is one brand that puts some work in on their packaging to make it look real good sitting on the shelves. They recently decided to change things up and use packaging that looks like coffins to go with the image of the brand. You can check out some more about this by hitting the Shadow site. Next time you are at the shop or get a box of goodies in the mail, take a look at the packaging before you rip it apart. Somebody put time into it.
Industry: Brian Tunney
Brian’s section from the “Same Thing Daily 2” video that came out a year ago. You can check out the rest by picking up a copy at SameThingDaily.Blogspot.com.
Brian Tunney is one of those guys who I think is a real good model to follow when it comes to working in the media side of the industry. Brian has had all sorts of jobs from being a pro rider, contributor to magazines, judging contests, and even some time as a team manager. These days he’s full-timing it at ESPN handling their action sports content. I figured it would be cool to find out a little bit more about his line of work and get a little background on how he got to where he is today. As you can see above, Brian decided to drop his latest part from the dvd “Same Thing Daily 2” to go along with this, so don’t forget to check out the rest of that video. All right, here’s what Brian has to say…
Name: Brian Tunney
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Stevie Churchill at Wilmington Plaza
Ride BMX dropped this new edit of Stevie Churchill at the Wilmington Plaza when he was out in California for a bit. Stevie has more natural talent in his left hand than most of us do combined.
Harry Main Bike Check
It looks like Harry Main is all ready for 2011. I’m stoked to see he’s finally back to 100% after being plagued with some injuries that last few years. The last few clips were probably pretty easy for him, but they are still wild as hell.
“Harry Main’s Sponsers are Monster Energy, Nike 6.0, Mirraco Bikes and Woodward Cam…
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