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Take a little peek at the highlight reel from the Mongoose team at the Dew Tour in San Francisco! You already know these guys dropped some hammers.
“All the action from Dew Tour San Francisco dirt with Mongoose team riders Ben Wallace, Cam White and Kevin Peraza.“
Another week… Scratch that… Another MONTH has flown by us! September is a wrap and we’ll be getting into October tomorrow. That hasn’t slowed the production of videos down one bit, that’s for sure! This past week we saw a TON of dialed BMX videos from around the world. As always, we have gone through and picked out a bunch of the best for you to check out all in one place. You find videos featuring the likes of Simone Barraco, Trey Jones, Lahsaan Kobza, Jono Hopping, Anthony Perrin, Kriss Kyle, Chris Crawford, Ryan “Biz” Jordan, Clint Reynolds, Chance Garrison, Ryan Lloyd, Colin Mackay, Ollie Rendle, Aaron Smith, Ben Hittle, Ben Wallace, Corey Martinez, Garrett Reynolds, Tony Neyer, Jimmy Rushmore, Benjamin Perrir and many, many more! Let’s do this!
Monster dropped this brand new video of Ben Wallace spending some time at the Peynier Trails in France a few days prior to the Vans Kill The Line contest. As you can imagine, Ben absolutely kills it at this place! Take a look!
“Ben Wallace has been looking for some amazing jump to film a his new edit for quite some time and where better than Peynier, France 1 week before the 2013 Vans ‘Kill The Line’ event!
As ever Ben had no problems dialling in the jumps straight away and with the help of Mikey King behind the lens he put together this ridiculous edit! 360 Lookback to late downside whip anyone???“
We posted up this edit the other day when it premiered on the Ride site, but now Mongoose has uploaded it to their Youtube channel. If you missed this or want to check it again, I highly suggest you hit that play button and enjoy because everything from the riding to the spots and filming and editing is dialed.
“Mongoose team riders Ben Wallace, Greg Illingworth, Paul Ryan and Kevin Peraza set off to explore Mexico city, taking in the culture, the sights and dodging the traffic in one of the worlds busiest cities.“
Oh hell yeah! Footage from the Vans Kill The Line contest is starting to surface! Check out Mongoose‘s Cam White and Ben Wallace putting down some time on the lines for you guys to enjoy. Such a bummer Greg got hurt, I’m sure he would have killed it too!
“Check out the action from the team at the Vans Kill The Line event in Peynier, France.
Greg Illingworth unfortunately crashed in practice and separated his shoulder, bit Cam White and Ben Wallace held it down to take home 5th and 2nd place respectively.“
“Some top riders popped by to try out the new performance & event arena in building 2. Get an exclusive look inside our new building. Building 2 launch weekend is 15th & 16th June 2013. Get your tickets online now www.adrenalinealley.co.uk/free-your-extreme. Both days will feature cash jams, prizes and giveaways with some of the countries top pros competing in our pro event on Sun 16th June.“- Adrenaline Alley
Yesterday, the Red Bull Framed Reactions contest went down in Amsterdam! It looks like Drew Bezanson turned up the heat and took home the win. Take a look at the full press-release below then just wait for the videos to start surfacing…
“Drew Bezanson wins Red Bull Framed Reactions
BMX Freestyle elite flying on unique park with moving elements in Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Saturday 8th of June – The 24-year-old Drew Bezanson from Canada is the winner of the Freestyle BMX event Red Bull Framed Reactions. Bezanson also won the Best Trick award with his wallride to tailwhip, while Harry Main won the prize for the best line. The Dutch contest has taken the BMX Park contest to a whole new level, because of the unique set-up that has never been seen before. Bezanson impressed the judges and the large crowd with some spectacular tricks in the Westerpark in Amsterdam. “Framed Reactions was unbelievable. Amsterdam and this contest were amazing. I feel honoured that I was part of the competition and I had a good night. I rode my bike, the way I wanted it,” said Drew.
The set-up at Framed Reactions involved moving parts, something that has never been done before in a BMX contest. X-Games course designer Nate Wessel designed the 1,800 square metre course, which sits in the courtyard of the Westergasfabriek, Amsterdam’s Culture Park. “Nate is the best ramp designer of the world”, said Bezanson. “He just wakes up in the middle of the night with the sickest ideas for a new ramp.”
Paul de Jong, one of the judges, said: “It was an extraordinary contest today. The level of the competition was extremely high, the audience was enthusiastic and besides some small bruises, everything went well. It was kind of hard to judge, because the top 3 was very evenly matched. We are pleased that Framed Reactions made Freestyle BMX top of mind in the Netherlands.”
For the first time in history a BMX competition took place at a park with movement and interaction. In the bowl, riders tried to touch the two lanterns. By touching them the two moving elements, a train and a typical Amsterdam bridge, came in motion. In this way, the participants had an influence on the park. In the final the riders showcased their best tricks, while the sun slowly went down in Amsterdam.
Red Bull Framed Reactions is part of the anniversary ‘Amsterdam 2013’. This year is very special, because of a lot of memorable anniversaries in Amsterdam. The purpose is to show that Amsterdam, with its rich history, is a vibrant, modern and sporty city. Enlisting local BMX rider Daniel Wedemeijer already pulled off an epic backflip over the Passeerdersgracht canal a few weeks ago. That was the first BMX treat in the Netherlands, followed by many backflips, tailwhips and other BMX tricks during Framed Reactions. And the Dutch loved it.
Results Red Bull Framed Reactions
1 Drew Bezanson
2 Ben Wallace
3 Pat Casey
4 Gary Young
5 Daniel Sandoval
6 AJ Anaya
7 Harry Main
8 Alessandro Barbero“
