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Techramps dropped this new video featuring Ben Lewis and Piotr Lezczynski tearing apart the new park in Olkusz. Piotr brings some crazy technical tricks and Ben puts down his amazing street style tricks making for a good mix. Take a peek! Plus, it’s a good tune!
Song: Jimi Hendrix – All Along The Watchtower
Defgrip caught up with one of our favorite filmers in the game, Zach Krejmas, for a round of By The Numbers! Give that a look right here.
It was announced last week that the “Make It Happen” video and book that Greg Illingworth cooked up last year with a few friends would be released online! Today we have the book featuring words from the trips along with some amazing photos by George Marshall for you to enjoy! Take a minute and flip through this! I’m sure you will be glad you did!
“‘Make It Happen’ is a global BMX project by rider Greg Illingworth, filmer Will Evans and photographer George Marshall. Over 14 months Greg travelled the globe with a hand picked group of the world’s best riders. They all shared one simple idea – explore, ride, document. Destinations: China, Argentina, South Africa Riders: Greg Illingworth, Gary Young, Tammy Mccarley, Brian Kachinsky, Ed Zunda, Josh Harrington, Kevin Kalkoff, Paul Ryan, Ben Hennon, Matt Priest, Matthias Dandois and Maxime Charveron. The Make It Happen book and video are the culmination of their travels. Book by George Marshall Film by Will Evans Project management by Greg Illingworth Logo design by Rob Loeber Make It Happen is supported by: Vans, Mongoose, Monster Energy, Snafu, The Albion and Fox.”
Take a look at this video of Dylan McCauley getting a proper session in at the DIY Estabrook spot out in Milwaukee! Dylan comes through with some dialed riding and Jeff K is finally back behind the lens again, haha.
“For this week’s 10 Trick Tuesday we trip over to Estabrook, Milwaukee and hang with Dylan McCauley. This kid has been blowing up lately and we are stoked to have him bash out some tech for this week’s edit. BMX Filmed and Edited by: Jeff Klugiewicz”
Head over to Data BMX to check out the new bike check they dropped with The Shadow Conspiracy and Subrosa‘s Scott Ditchburn and his current signature Thunderbeast setup! It’s in French and English so go check it right here!
Holy nose balance! We just spotted this new Thomas Deschenaux welcome to Pure BMX Shop video over on Flat Matters and had to give you a look! This is 3 minutes of crazy flatland riding that you gotta see!
“Rider: Thomas DESCHENAUX
Filming: Guillaume GUIGUITTANT
A project by Guillaume GUIGUITTANT & Thomas DESCHENAUX
Music: MADLIB – Yeti Movie – Rock Konducta Pt.1
A very big thanks to:
Goran from PURE BMX, Guillaume, all my BMX friends around France and the world, Autum Bikes, my Family and Marine”
FBM just dropped this new one of Guy French getting some laps in at the trails out in San Jose, California. If you’re looking for smooth, flowing style and not tricks, this is for you!
Filmed an edited by Jackson Allen
Some of the Northern Embassy crew hopped a boat to Toronto Island for a day to see what the place had to offer. Despite the skatepark being fairly small and catching some rain, they did have a good time doing it! Take a peek at the video from the day!
“Unbeknownst to a lot of people that aren’t from Toronto, there is a small island south of the city appropriately titled Toronto Island. It is the exact opposite of the rest of the city, in that it is quiet, peaceful, full of green space, has (relatively) clean beaches, and not populated with cars. It also has a very small and modest skatepark.
We decided to take a trip over for the afternoon to see what fun we could have with it, soak up some sun, and have a BBQ. Before we got much riding in we found ourselves dodging the rain, hiding under gazebos, and sharing food with other visitors, before we ultimately got to the beach for some sunny skies during a break in the weather.
Check out this short video of our Toronto Island afternoon with riding from Chijioke Okafo, Chris Cadot, Trent Barker, and Scott Barker. Filmed and edited by Chris Cadot.”