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Steve Kennedy’s Vult “456” section from 2006 is now online!
Here’s another gem from the Vult “456” video from 2006 for you to enjoy. This time around we get a look at Steve Kennedy‘s section that’s packed with a ton of great ramp riding. Unfortunately Steve died back in 2016 when he was struck by a car walking, but we’re sure he would still be crushing it on a bike today if he was still with us!
Filmed and edited by Aaron Nardi
Another section from the Vult “456” video has surfaced online!
The sections from the Vult “456” video keep rolling! Snakebite have uploaded Ryan Mills, Ryan Sher and KC Badger‘s split section that’s loaded with street and park goodness from all 3 of these guys. This one came out in 2006, but even after all these years the footage is definitely still a good watch. Take a look!
Filmed and edited by Aaron Nardi
Classic Ben Hucke footage!
Whenever Snakebite uploads a video, it’s bound to get you stoked. It looks like they’re starting to upload sections from the Vult “456” video that was originally released back in 2006. Here’s a look at Ben Hucke‘s section that’s loaded with footage of him crushing it at a bunch of Northwest parks. Such a good mix of tricks and style. This is too good to pass up!
Filmed and edited by Aaron Nardi.
Although Hiroshi Uehara’s name might not be all too familiar to many of you, he is definitely one person in BMX doing things on his own terms and making it work! Head over to The Hundreds for a feature on Hiroshi, his streetwear clothing brand and retail store front in Japan and how he connects flatland BMX into the mix. It’s a great read and insightful if you’re interested in business.
Aaron Nardi recently caught up with Ben Hucke to cruise around Portland to check out a bunch of spots and talk about what has gone down from different riders that have rolled through in the past.
“Shadow Conspiracy pro Ben Hucke explores spots in and around his hometown of Portland, Oregon, and revisits some classic videos in the process.”
Words and photos by Aaron Nardi
I guess I would consider myself somewhat of a bag and backpack nerd. I’ve designed, used, researched, purchased, traveled heavily, and destroyed more bags than most people. My personal preferences tend to favor function and value over a cool look (although I have to say I like the look of all the bags below). So yes there are other options out there and some might be cooler, bigger, or offer more protection for one reason or another these are the bags I always come back to*. Beyond just function and style probably my favorite part about this bag that they are a little stealth and don’t scream “I HAVE EXPENSIVE SHIT IN HERE” like most tech and camera bags do…
This is awesome. Aaron Nardi and Ryan “Biz” Jordan cruise around to a few legendary spots in SoCal and talk about what’s been done at them in this new video from ESPN BMX. All you guys who are big spot nerds, this will get you all psyched!
“Ryan “Biz” Jordan revisits infamous BMX filming spots in and around the Inland Empire area of Southern California.” – ESPN BMX
Aaron Nardi is one of those guys in BMX that is lucky enough to travel all over the world filming and taking photos for different projects. During a lot of those trips, there ends up being a lot of extra footage and photos that go unseen! Instead of letting it all go to waste, we figured it would be rad to drop those extras online for you guys to check out! For the first round of Out of Focus, Aaron had a TON of photos leftover from the trip to Kuala Lumpur that he took with Todd Lyons for a video for ESPN BMX that you can check out after the jump! After you watch the video, check out a few select photos along with the stories that go with them below, then check out a FULL PHOTOGALLERY filled with even more photos!
