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We’re always stoked to check out some new Chris James footage. Here’s a few clips of him blasting on his signature Blaster frame from Colony BMX! You already know this is worth a peek!
“Chris James really puts his signature Blaster BMX frame through the wringer and it comes out un-harmed!” – Colony BMX
We’re always stoked to check out some fresh Steve Kolb footage. Here’s a raw cut he put together from a solo flatland session he got in, inside an old abandoned warehouse. This place looks pretty creepy, but that didn’t keep him from firing out a few gems. Hit play and take a look!
The Sinco Crew over in Italy. They recently picked up a Panasonic AG-HMC151 for filming missions and released their new Logo t-shirt. Here’s a short but sweet promo they sent through where they put their new shirt and the new camera to good use on street spots and their local park.
“Sinco Crew Logo Tee is out now!
Available through frontocean.com or Instagram (@sincocrew)
white or black
M / L / XL
Gildan Hammersmith t-shirt
100% cotton
15€ + shipping” – Sinco Crew
Filmed and edited by Mattia Lussana
The Golden Days shop celebrated their 1st anniversary and they’ve been celebrating hard. The other day we got a look at the Golden Days street jam, now we get a look at the bigger jam they threw at a bridge spot with some ramps, rails and ledges. There was a big turn out and a ton of dialed riding and good times that went down. Up top is a video Golden Days released, but we also found one from Tom Villarreal and another from Dylan Stark giving you a look at everything that went down. You know it’s legit when Ratboy shows up after disappearing forever.
It’s amazing what the younger generation is doing on bikes! Here’s another prime example featuring Saul Vilar absolutely shredding some transitions on an 18″ bike! Speed, style, boost… This kid is good. Take a look!
“Fernando Laczko sent through this video he filmed with 13 year old Saúl Vilar out in Vigo, Spain and the little dude rips hard. Keep a look out for this guy in the future! Supported by Shadow Conspiracy and Subrosa via Action Wheels Shop. Here’s some info from Fernando:” – DIG
“Saúl is a 13 years old kid from Vigo, Galicia. I’ve known him for a while and he has been shredding his 16″ inch bike for a couple of years now before he grew a couple inches more, changed to the 18″ bike and got the hook up on Subrosa and Shadow via Action Wheels.
I don’t get impressed by kids too often these days… the level is amazing and there are so many but after casually meeting him and his father at different events, feeling their energy about BMX and watching him kill both park and street, I’m sure, sooner or later, many people will know about Saúl. When I knew that I was gonna spend a couple of days in Vigo, I was hyped to get some clips, so I hit him up and we met at his local park “Navia”. I didn’t expect a 3 min long hammer edit!” – Fernando Laczko
This year has put a serious damper on the travel time that many of the Pro riders see, but fortunately some trips are still happening. Kink brought Nathan Williams and Hobie Doan out to New York to spend some time stacking clips on spots around the headquarters. Needless to say when you send Nathan Williams, Hobie Doan and Jake Petruchik out into the streets with Darryl Tocco behind the lens, these guys are going to stack some clips! Hit play to check out just what they were about to cook up! This one is too good to miss!
“Nathan Williams and Hobie Doan join Jake Petruchik in Upstate, New York for a week of riding and chilling throughout Rochester, Ithaca and Buffalo. Hitting some classics and some freshies in the lesser traveled part of the state!
Shot by Darryl Tocco” – Kink
The Nathan Williams footage has been flowing quite nicely lately. Here’s a new fan compilation of Instagram clips for your viewing pleasure! There’s a good chance you might have seen a lot of these clips already, but it’s a good watch regardless.
Haro Bikes coming through with a fresh video featuring Bo Wade taking advantage of an abandoned spot to ride flatland. We’ve seen a lot of interesting places being ridden over the years, but an abandoned restaurant build is a new one. This has a pretty chill vibe, but the riding is real good, so hit play and take in some flatland goodness.
“It is fair to say that freestyle is as much an art as it is a sport. Freestyle is an art that uses the world around us as it’s canvas. And sometimes it is in those lost and forgotten places, those places of decay, that lies an opportunity for creativity. Bo Wade finds and repurposes an abandoned restaurant construction site as his blank canvas for his latest edit, lost and found. enjoy.” – Haro Bikes
