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Here’s a pretty rad one featuring Chris Faix out in Washington. The video starts out with him talking about some memories from the past, then at about the 5 minute mark he starts roasting his trails and local cement park out in Washington! Dude has style, that’s for sure!
“Chris Faix speaks about some of the most memorable times he’s experienced growing up riding bmx.” – Casey Smith
It’s crazy how many of these indoor dirt parks are popping up. Definitely not a bad thing by any means! Check out this video from the Dexx Jam that went down recently. It wasn’t a massive turn out, but that place looks fun as hell so I’d say its a win for whoever showed up!
Filmed and edited by Joe Taylor
Pat Quinn was sitting on a bunch of scrap park and street clips, so he decided to put together this rad mix edit for
A-Town Trash for us all to enjoy! Hit that play button and take it in!
The Shadow Conspiracy caught up with Simone Barraco to talk about his new signature Strada tire and to stack some damn good clips for this new video! They even tossed in a few extra clips from the team for good measure. This is one video you do NOT want to skip!
“Watch and listen as Shadow pro Simone Barraco gives you the run down on the development of his signature Shadow Strada tires coupled with some amazing riding.
Featuring:
Simone Barraco
Lahsaan Kobza
Mark Burnett
Dawson Clark
Music:
Walkie Talkie
“Gypsy”
Stratford Ct. EP #1
http://stratfordct.bandcamp.com”
Rush Skatepark Jam Highlights – More BMX Videos
Things at Rush Skatepark got wild during their jam they threw this past weekend! Hit that play button and take it all in!
“Rush Skatepark is new, but quickly becoming one of the hottest parks in the UK. They recently hosted their first jam and put up some cash for riders like Anton McGuirk, Jack Watts, James Jones, Jay Cowley, and more to throw down bangers. Check out all of the highlights right here… Credit: Chris Wilmshurst”
ESPN caught up with Van Homan to talk about his thoughts on Austin, Texas and the X-Games coming there this summer! They mixed in some footage courtesy of Dan’s Comp to go with it, so hit that play button and take it all in!
“X Games BMX Street veteran Van Homan discusses Austin’s BMX culture, and how the X Games move to Austin is good for BMX.”
What are you doing this summer? Maybe you should plan to make it to the Markit BMX Camp that’s going on August 9th – 16th up at the Quetico College School! More info can be found below. Sounds like a good time to me.
“THE DETAILS OF THE CAMP:
-the camp takes place at Quetico College School for 1 week, Aug 9 to 16 2014
-Dennis and the Markit Team will be at the school to session with riders during this week
-all riders are welcome, from those just getting started to Pro riders
-Quetico College School has a large freestyle BMX park and dirt jumping area.
-transportation from local airports is provided at the start and end of the camp. For Thunder Bay, Porter (flyporter.com) provides flights from Toronto, Air Canada and Westjet through Toronto and Winnipeg. For International Falls, Delta provides flights through Minneapolis.
-the cost for the week is $900 per person. This amount includes accommodations in a private room with bath and shower, all meals in our dining hall and all activities.
-there is space for 30 riders for this camp.
-riding sessions will take place daily at the freestyle park.
-on Friday August 15 there will be a competition on the site for all those attending the camp
-in addition to the BMX programme, there will be times for canoeing, wakeskating and water skiing, tennis, swimming, fishing, mountain biking, and soccer/field sports. There will be opportunities to learn techniques for ramp building.
-evening campfires on the lakeshore and BMX video viewings in the theatre are available daily.
-the school is owned and operated by Michael Heaton and his staff. Medical personnel are available to assist at all times with all activities at the camp. Responsible behaviour is expected from all participants during the days and evenings. For more information about the school, please visit: www.queticocollegeschool.ca”