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Take a look at Mark Mulville getting a hot lap in at The Wheel Mill in this new “My Favorite Line”… I want to ride this place so damn bad!
“Mark Mulville came to Pittsburgh for a visit and got a chance to come ride the park. As expected, Mulville shredded. Check out his favorite line in The Woods Jump Room.
Filmed: Nathan Osche
Edited: Nathan Osche“
Focalpoint just dropped a brand new Short & Sweet for you to take a quick look at. This time around there’s a few fresh clips of Sam Illman for you to enjoy!
This new video Epic TV dropped is going to get a lot of the older guys stoked. It’s like a flashback in 2013, haha. Check out Steve Magro putting together some wild brakeless park tricks that require plenty of seat post. This seriously makes me want to raise my seat up and relearn tail tap barspins. It’s been forever! Who remembers those old Hoffman Evil Kinievel seats too?
“Steve Magro’s so old school. He’s been riding BMX for 16 years. We wanted to do something different showing how Steve was riding 10 years ago with his unique brakeless style. Nowadays most kids ride with no brakes but 10 years ago, Steve was one of the first to do it. Whatever your generation, we all ride BMX. Steve Magro – Old School BMX | Get It, Ep.4“
Road to Toast from Ben Ten on Vimeo.
Tanner Easterla and Ryan Olson has a long drive to get to Texas Toast, so instead of doing the torturous drive straight through, they broke it up with plenty of riding sessions. They ended up with so much quality footage that they were able to make a full edit out of it.
Eric Mesta hammers out some grind set to a pretty boss song choice. Crankflip to feeble on a round rail is so crazy!
Pascal Lafontaine – Outtakes ½ from Nicolas Poitras-Gamache on Vimeo.
Pascal Lafontaine has been putting work on some new edits, and that means that there are plenty of crash clips and sub-par lines that got shot in the process. Here’s part one of the less glamorous side of what filming produces.
Felix Prangenberg takes a few ledges in the tight confines of the Parano Garage warehouse and makes a serious edit out of it! Felix has a Chad Kerley style going on, linking together hard tricks with confidence and style.
Living in Minnesota has always had one major downside when it comes to BMX… Winter. Over the years we have had a lot of skateparks come and go and a lot of the time it’s because they just aren’t built right or the people running it don’t know what the hell they are doing. Luckily, over the years we’ve had a few different places to ride that are doing things right. One of those places is The Factory in Minneapolis that’s ran by Dustin Grice and a handful of other guys who have been pushing the scene around here in the right direction for years.
In the past three years, these guys have gone from just a few little ramps to help pass the winters in a little corner of a warehouse they rented to their 3rd version that’s a full on BMX training facility that’s open 24 hours a day to members looking to ride some big ramps or learn some new tricks.
Dustin hooked us up with the premiere of their new video they just dropped giving you a look at the new ramp setup and some of the bangers that have gone down since they wrapped up building. After you check out the video, hit up RideTCFF.org to find out more! This is how things are supposed to be done.
