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It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new one from the Alone BMX team. The crew recently loaded up for a little trip into Northern Europe and spent some time bouncing around parks and street spots filming for this new one. Great riding and some dialed film work!
“A few of the alone bmx team members jumped in the zeal mobile and hit up Northern Europe for a week and managed to bundle together this little number.
Filmed by @jamesappleton
Edited by @seanpointing”
Here’s a fresh mix from the Portland area featuring Chester Blacksmith, Evan Lane, Logan Reynolds and more getting down for Goods BMX on some of their local cement parks and street spots!
“Cascadia is a series we do with all the homies! Tim Storey spent some time here in Portland and put this together.
BIg thanks to all the riders in the video!”
They might not have much to ride, but they definitely make the best of it out in rural Vermont! If you ever say you have nothing to ride, you need to watch this and start thinking outside the box a bit!
“Riding Rural is a short film about a couple dudes riding BMX in Vermont, featuring BMX riders Jamie Cooper-Ellis and Dylan Bresnahan. For this project we set out to find rural areas in Vermont, and through building custom ramps with pallets and a 2x4s,turn these rustic zones into BMX riding spots.
“It’s all about being a little kid on your bike” – Dylan Bresnahan
Fakie front flips are easy… Just ask Mark Webb! Well, maybe they aren’t that “easy” but it looks like Matt Shepperd picked up on it pretty quick!
“Mark Webb wants you to learn his new favorite trick – The Fakie Front Flip! He’s going to run you through the steps, tips and tricks so you can learn this freakin’ excellent BMX trick. He’s even going to teach his teammate Matt Shepperd to do it. You’re welcome. Shot at Southsea Skatepark on a beautiful sunny day.”
The DUB “Homegrown” video just keeps getting better and better with each section! Here’s Scott Ditchburn’s section that’s jam packed with some serious rail destruction! Hit that play button and enjoy!
The filming is a little rough on this one, but check out Lazar Balzs and Popa Roland spending a day at their local park dodging humans and putting their pegs to good use! Tons of solid riding in this one!
Here’s a rad one we spotted on Can You Dig It of Frank Albino getting down at the trails and his local park down in Ecuador! Tons of style and a dialed bag of tricks. Take a look!
Filmer, Lars Veenstra, got his hands on one of those fancy FS700’s and decided he would see just how good the camera is. Here’s some slow-mo action featuring Syo van Vliet getting down for the camera. Looks real good to me!
“I rented a Sony FS700 camera for a commercial project last week and had some time before the shoot to test the camera and experiment a little. Luckily bmx rider (and photographer) Syo van Vliet was willing to help out and display his skills so I had a subject to film. Thanks again Syo.
The result is a bit slower and perhaps more atmospheric than my previous work, a bit as an experiment really. I do like the way it worked out though. I think.
Shot on a Sony FS700 with Tokina 11-16mm, Sigma 8mm & Sigma 18-35mm lenses.
Music: “Rise” (Snowfall Remix) by Tony Anderson, licenced via The Music Bed.” – Lars Veenstra
