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Here’s a gem that the Broks Bike Store over in Lyon, France dropped of Mimi Granieri unleashing his bag of tricks on some parks and trails! Hit that play button for some damn good riding. You’ll want to see that crazy setup he rides in the end too!
Edited by Charly Pastre
Hell yeah! Gotta love a video filled with style, blasting airs and plenty of turndowns and tables. Dylan Lewis gets it done right down in Australia at a cement park along with some trails action! Enjoy!
“Tables, Turndowns and flying high at some of Australia’s best trails. If any of the above sounds good to you then sit back crank it to 720p and enjoy Dylan Lewis’ latest edit!”
The 2nd episode of Tyler Fernengel’s cross country “Detroit to San Diego” series from Red Bull takes him to a few parks in Chicago and Denver! Hit that play button and see what went down!
“The time has come — 18-year-old Tyler Fernengel is barreling into what will surely be an amazing pro BMX career (considering the amazing things he’s already done on his bike), and he’s made the decision to move west in favor of endless sunny days and amazing riding spots. In the second installment of his coming-of-age roadtrip above (watch part one here), Tyler says goodbye to family and friends in Michigan, packs up the moving truck, and hits the road.
“Everybody’s supportive of Tyler moving,” says his mom Michelle. “We’re all going to miss him, but everybody understands that [California] is where he needs to be.”
After putting some road miles in, Tyler stops in Chicago to stretch his legs, meet up with Brian Kachinsky and film a few clips at a local park, then it’s off to Denver. After sessioning a couple of amazing parks there, it’s back in the truck for the next leg, with Salt Lake City on the horizon.” – Red Bull
Check out Adam Piatek getting some time in at the Rail Side Skate park up in Canada followed by some trails action towards the end. Real solid!
Filmed By Rhett Cerney, Pawel Podgorny
Edited By Rhett Cerney
Fit just released this new trailer for their “Holy Fit” DVD that’s going to be making its way to shops and mail-orders around the world shortly! Check the video, then head over to DEFGRIP for an interview with Stew Johnson about the project that he filmed and edited. This video looks amazing.
“Four years in the making, HOLY FIT, our fourth feature-length video filmed and edited by Stew Johnson, will be out August 22, 2014.
Featuring: Mike Aitken, Dan Conway, Tom Dugan, Brian Foster, Van Homan, Justin Inman, Pat King, Ben Lewis, Shawn McIntosh, Florent Soulas, Justin Spriet, Jack Elkins, Jordan Hango, Jared Swafford, Brandon Begin, Matt Nordstrom, Troy Blair, Joel Barnett, Jim Borio, Travis Cordova, Stink Pit, Angie Marino, Andrew White, Julian Sanchez”
It’s pretty clear that over the course of BMX’s history, the level of quality a BMX product has, has improved substantially from the way they are designed all the way through the processes used to create it physically. In that time, the process has been fine tuned so far that now days a few millimeters or a couple of degrees in angle can make a bike ride and feel entirely different than another. There has been a lot of talk lately about how so many products are “the same” and essentially it’s coming down to the marketing of it or whose signature is on it. Which, it’s a fair assumption because there are a lot of products out there using similar materials, geometry, features and processes in creating it. But there are still A LOT of differences and unique, original products being developed all the time.
The other day we were talking to the guys at Wethepeople about some of their new products for 2015 and we got on the topic of Andrew Jackson’s signature Cream fork that in an era where pegs are about as important as a freecoaster to most riders, are designed to not only be pegless but have a unique look that is different than other forks available today. We decided maybe it would be a good idea to take a closer look to really understand just what these differences are. Let’s take a look… Oh and these photos are an exclusive first look at the new colors available for 2015 as well.
Have you wanted to give a freecoaster a go, but you aren’t sure if it’s for you or not? Sunday just released their new affordable Thundercoaster wheel that might just be what you want. This wheel starts out with a basic freecoaster hub that used the KHE-style clutch internals that is laced to Sunday’s Thunder double wall rim! The wheel is available for $219.99 and can be picked up by having your local shop getting ahold of Full Factory Distribution today!
Check out Fly Bikes connect from Poland, Bartłomiej Zięcina, bringing plenty of style to the bowl contest at BMX Cologne a few weeks back!