BMX-Street Archives – Page 2 of 2

X-Games Los Angeles – Street Practice

August 1, 2013

The X-Games are going down in Los Angeles for the final time (at least for a few years) this weekend! Things have been starting to get fired up and it looks like it’s going to get wild. Check out two videos from street practice thanks to Ride BMX and Vital BMX!

“Chad Kerley, Garrett Reynolds, Ty Morrow, Jeremiah Smith, Sean Sexton, Dakota Roche, and more get dialed in on the X-Games Los Angeles 2013 street course. This riding is INSANE! Credit: Zach Krejmas”

“Check what went down on the street course today featuring Dakota Roche, Jeremiah Smith, Garrett Reynolds, Sean Sexton, Chad Kerley, Ty Morrow, and more. It’s so weird how ten of the best riders in the world can produce a wild edit when the “feel” of the day was nothing but casual.” – Ride BMX

Street X Flat Mixtape

June 21, 2013

Here’s a new street and flatland mix edit from the crew at Kunstform featuring Jonas Bader, Sebastian Pospischl and Sebastian Nietsche. All three guys bring some real solid riding between the flat box spot and skatepark they spent some time at filming for this one. Take a look!

Dima “MON” Osokin Street Edit

April 16, 2013

Dima MON Osokin – Street XI+XII from M.O.N. on Vimeo.

I’ve been a fan of Dima Osokin for a long time, and after two years of stacking clips, his street edit is finally complete. For some, clips from 2011 would be clearly out dated. What tricks are “in” change, bike set up trends differ, etc. Luckily, this does not apply to Dima. He is on his own program, and does not care about what is cool at the moment, so his clips are relatively timeless. This is Dima’s best edit to date, so don’t miss it!

Through The Lens – Spots

December 5, 2012

Riding spots are literally everywhere if you happen to know what it is that you are looking for. To the average person, a set of stairs with a handrail is just that; but to a rider it’s an entirely different story. I think that once it’s in your blood you will never be able to look at a city in the same way again. If you have the eye for it and know what makes a spot a good spot that will never change. Riders spend days, weeks, months and years looking for spots. Some riders like rails, some like stairs, some like gaps, some like technical set ups, some like ledges, and some like whatever it is you put in front of them. As a photographer it is my responsibility to have a solid directory of spots ready to go for any riders that are down to shoot. Over the years I have spent countless hours on the hunt, always visualizing how certain tricks will look on certain set-ups. When a rider comes to town, I always need to be ready to cater to their specific style and bring them to spots that I know they will be pumped on. Basically I wanted to take some time and talk about all things spot related. If I have your interest by now, keep on reading and enjoy this weeks TTL.

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Fall Onto My Pegs Bro

November 28, 2012

Not sure who this is, but he’s got some real creative jibby style that is definitely a good mix compared to most of the street edits that come through these days. Take a peek.

OSS – Charlie Crumlish #FootyFlip

November 26, 2012

Every time I see a new video from Charlie Crumlish, my mind goes into “how the hell does he do this stuff?” mode. It absolutely blows my mind. Either way, here’s the latest from the freecoasting grind technician for OSS. Absolute must see!

Filming + Toilet Smash by: Devon Lampman Photography

BMX-Street Wallpaper Shoot

March 11, 2011

Ever wondered how much production goes into shooting a single photo? BMX-Street.com put together a video showing the behind the scenes on a recent shoot they did.

“Wallpaper photoshooting
Vehicle Hall – Stráž pod Ralskem

Camera & edit: Adam Štrojsa”