The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
A few weeks back the Volume Bikes squad loaded up for a road trip from California to Arizona where the guys hit a ton of great spots as they made the trip! Here’s a look at the clips they stacked! As expected, the riding is damn good, so you won’t want to pass it up. Hit play and enjoy!
“Cali to AZ trip video with Markell Jones, Trevor Antillon, JP Ross, Jarren Barboza, Daniel Specht and Billy Perry. Over 7 minutes of pure street!
Filmed & edited by Dalton Voss” – Volume Bikes
It’s Friday and that means that it is time for Brant Moore to give you the recap on the biggest news, best videos and new products in a fresh episode of BMX News. This one puts a lot of focus on Corey Walsh‘s news, then he quickly rolls through the other news. As always, you can find everything he discusses in full below!
Over the years Aaron Ross has done a bunch of video parts, and all of them kicked a lot of ass. Here’s a video where he talks about his favorite video part, and his least favorite part. This takes a look at the parts, along with stories and insights from Aaron on what it took to get these parts done.
“The basic concept here is that we’re going to sit down riders who have had a plethora of video parts and have them discuss their least favorite (not to be confused with not liking) and most favorite. Jog the ol’ memory box and talk about a different period of their life and what went into making those parts…
Next up, with one of the most colorful video part histories in BMX, the one and only, Aaron Ross. If you’d like to watch the parts he discusses without commentary, click below.
Empire – Chill Bro
etnies – Grounded
Empire – Bad Idea
And thanks to Nick Hayday at www.bmxmdb.com for the higher-res help!”
Here’s a rad mix edit that Marty Shields put together featuring a few of Ohio’s finest catching sessions at a handful of the indoor parks over the course of the winter! The winter can be rough, but when you have parks like this to ride, it’s not so bad! Check out a bunch of real solid riding!
“Filmed and edited by Marty Shields
Riders Listed as follows.
Gage Sharp : @G_sharp96
Jasper Hardy: @iasperhardybmx
Marty Shields : @wbkmarty
Vinnie Devera: @vinniedevera
David Osterhouse: @davidosterhouse_
Joey “Monsta” : @joeymonsta22
Jake Bogyus : @Jake_Bogyus_bmx
Anthony Pallante : @anthonypallante_”
Jess Grinager kept the camera rolling last year during the sessions at Catty Woods and POSH. Here’s a compilation of his favorite footage from 2020 all in one! Despite COVID shutting things down for most of the year, it looks like the woods were a safe bet for a good time!
“Clips from everyday sessions and jam highlights from Catty and Posh Woods, PA.
Songs:
Souls
“The Spaniard Pt. 1”
Bloodoath
Secret Cutter
“Trampled By Light”
Quantum Eraser” – Jess Grinager
Some of the Merritt squad loaded up for a trip down to Atlanta to catch some warmer weather and cruise the endless spots all over the massive city! Here’s a look at what Justin Seiller, Zack Henderson, Reagan Reilly and Marc Ramos threw down on the spots they came across! This is a real solid watch from start to finish!
“The North Jersey Scene guys met up with Reagan out in Atlanta to catch a break from the cold Northeast weather. Between ripping the Stizzy and hitting the RaceTrac’s they managed to hit a decent amount of spots and clip up.” – Merritt
Stress BMX have added Vlad Glazovsky to their line up over in Moscow! Hit play for a short but sweet video from a park session to bring the news! We would imagine we’ll be seeing plenty more of Vlad in the future!
“Vlad is young, talented and up-and-coming Russian street rider who just won two street jams this winter in Moscow. We’ve been watching him for awhile, and now it’s time to welcome him to our team.
Filmed & Edited by Kostya Chernov (Instagram – @koshtrik)
Rider – Glazovsky Vlad (Instagram – @glazovskyvlad)” – Stress BMX
The Spring vibes have been happening more and more, and that’s been awesome. Brian Tunney is kicking off April 1st with a fresh batch of clips he filmed over the course of March! As always, Brian delivers with some great flatland combos, and he even slipped in a few clips from a bank, too!
“So far, my riding this year has been all over the place. February, I experimented with some weird pedal decade stuff, and this past month, I actually escaped the empty basketball court and rode some stuff in my neighborhood. It was fun, it made me think different and it might happen a little bit more now that I realized I can still bunnyhop without losing all muscle function in my back. But this isn’t about old man bunnyhopping. It’s more about not limiting oneself to a type of riding, a type of trick or a type of bike, all of which I categorically fall into from time to time. So here’s your reminder: If you’re bored with your riding, try something new (or old) and break up the routine. After being stuck at home for a year, it’s something we could all use more of. Happy spring…” – Brian Tunney
