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Pusher BMX – DTC Skatepark After Dark

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The fall is coming, which means the sun has been setting a little earlier than planned. That didn’t keep the Pusher BMX crew from getting some late night riding time in at the DTC Skatepark thanks to a bunch of lights and a generator! Check out this rad video Elevated Perspective put together from the session! Looks like everyone had a damn good time with this one.

“Earlier this week, I met up with the Pusher BMX shop team at the DTC Skatepark for a late night session. The entire team destroyed the park, Enjoy!

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Riders – Adrian Vigil, Mat Olson, Mason White, Devin Burks, Josh Dunn, Dawson Foster, Daniel Camacho, Dan Nielson Taylor Bonds, Preston Levi Solis, and Clay Brown

Film/Edit – Andrew Knight

Music – Rich Beatz – soundcloud.com/richbeatz

Video Powered By – Boulder Power Technologies

We used BPT’s Powertap 2000 to keep out lights running during the session. We used 4 500 LED panels. The PowerTap 2000 had plenty of battery left after our 3 and a half hour session.” – Elevated Perspective

ABQ DNV – Eat The Streets Denver Jam 2015

DIG released this fresh video from this years ABQ DNV Eat the Streets Jam in Denver, Colorado! Above you can see the highlight reel giving us a look at all of the spots these guys hit, the riding the went down, the multiple times they got kicked out of spots and all the good times that were had! All in all, this looks like one hell of a BMX Jam! If you’re digging this video, you can also check out a photogallery from the day right here!

“DIG is proud to present the first stop of ABQ DNV’s Eat The Streets 2015 jam series hosted in downtown Denver, Colorado. A great mix of locals and riders from far and wide, including Adrian Vigil, Lahsaan Kobza, Matt Closson, Kenjoe, and more converged on Mile-High City to kick things off.

“Eat The Streets is an pro-am series of street jams traveling from Denver down to Albuquerque, Phoenix, and SoCal with a cash purse and giveaways from our sponsors. This event came about based on the idea that it was time to put BMX back into our own hands, the riders. With corporate sponsors pulling out of BMX left and right, we felt the need to create something that is in our control, and on our terms. It’s raw, it’s street. This is our chance to give back to the sport we’ve grown to love so much with our friends and now family.

Denver was our kick off spot for the series and could not have been happier with the results. We had so many riders of all skill levels, young and old sending it all day. With Denver having such a rich history in BMX over the past few decades it only made sense to start here in downtown. With spots ranging from rails, banks and ledges we had everything covered we wanted to ride and then some! Being downtown comes the risk of getting kicked out at spots but with how large our group was every spot had to be reevaluated by the cops and security. We had no major issues with this because by the time they regrouped we were on to the next one.

These events are a labor of love. It would not matter if we had 10 or 100 kids there, we would move and push just the same for the love of BMX. Cheers to all those who showed up and rode as well a huge thank you to all our sponsors and supporters. See you all in Albuquerque for the next Eat The Streets jam on July 25th.” – Mario Carrasco / ABQ DNV

Filmed and edited by Andrew Knight and Mario Carrasco
Additional filming Cody Austin”

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ABQ DNV – Adrian Vigil – I Got $5 On It

Completely forgot it was Friday until I saw the new AB DNV edit in the inbox! Check out Adrian Vigil killing it as always in a fresh round of I Got $5 On It!

“We have been a slack on the 5 On It as of late but its a lot harder then most people think to make something half decent in a short amount of time at a single spot. That is unless your name is Adrian Vigil, Adrian is a Colorado native that is a damn monster! He did these few clips in about 30-40 minutes before the lights went out at Erie skatepark. I was beyond excited to finally film with him even if one of the shots I feel personally I ruined by setting up the second angle wrong and rolling threw like it was ladies night! All that aside Adrian killed it, plain and simple.

As well we’re working on a few new things as well video wise so keep your eyes open for some new segments from ABQDNV very soon.

Rider – Adrian Vigil

Music – Dokfocks – Where I At

Aditional Filming – Ken Joe Robbinson”

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GOOD DAY BAD DAY (FULL DVD)

The Good Day Bad Day DVD is a great way to burn a half hour. With riders like Mike Meister, Sam Bussell, Clay Johnson, Brad Simms, Dan Nielson, and Cory Wiergowski involved, how much more do I need to say?

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