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Here is a fresh batch of clips featuring Troy Harradine getting down on a few different cement skateparks in Australia. Troy has a deep bag of tricks and he definitely puts it to good use in this one with front flips, whips and much more. Take a peek! This BMX video has a good vibe to it!
“Music by Cottonwood Firing Squad (God)
Wanted to film a skatepark video, got my friends to film me when they could and I appreciate them for it, happy with how this came out. BMX is the best.”
Animal Bikes have a new recruit out in California that you’re going to want to get familiar with! Check out this BMX video featuring Rich Hernandez going to work on street spots! Rich is not scared to send it on some big rails and drops, and he brings a good amount of style to the table. We’re really digging the way he does tailwhips for some reason.
“Animal Bikes young gun, Rich Hernandez goes APE in his first edit for the team!” – Ride BMX
I think at some point every real BMX rider has questioned how fast they could absolutely destroy a Wal-Mart BMX bike. Sure, these BMX bikes are inexpensive, but that’s about the only “positive” that comes with a bike from Wal-Mart. Billy Perry, Anthony Panza and Austin Augie decided to pick up their own $80 BMX bike and see what they could throw at the bike before it was no longer rideable. Here’s a look at what happened when the guys put the bike through the paces that any actual BMX bike could handle. After you watch this, go check out these far more legit 2018 Complete BMX Bikes.
“I bought a $80 “BMX” bike from Walmart and hit the streets of New York City with Anthony Panza and Austin Augie to see if the Bike could handle 10 street BMX challenges. The durability of this bike was quite shocking. This was a fun product review / test to do. Shoutout to the cop who helped us fix the bike!”
Here’s a fresh batch of clips from Eastern Bikes‘ rider Trey Turner who has been slowly stacking clips for this edit at his local park over the past few months. Trey brings a bunch of grinds and nose balance to this one. If you’re a fan of hang nothings, you’re in for a treat. Take a look!
“So I’ve been filming on this since May off and on and it’s finally finished! If you know me, I produce a lot of videos for instagram, so sometimes real projects take longer then expected! Regardless , I worked hard on each and every trick and line in the video and I hope you guys enjoy it ! Thanks to eastern for holding me down and keeping me shredding ! Track belongs to the suicide boys runnin thru the 7th with my woadies” – Trey Turner
Thinking about picking up a new BMX bike, but you want something that’s geared more toward riding trails? Here’s a look at the new 2018 TRL complete from Fit Bike Co.. Hit play to watch Riley Jordan put the bike to good use out at the legendary Sheephills trails. It’s safe to say this bike is built to make its way through the big sets. Check out the video, then get more info on the bike below!
“Riley Jordan with all the right moves on our TRL Complete. With a classic geo and killer Trans Green and Chrome finishes, it’s difficult not to look good riding this dirt steed.
Available now for $379.95USD — learn more on the Fit Bike Co. Website
Rider: Riley Jordan @rileyjordanbmx
Filmed & Edited by: Tony Malouf
Music: “Strangers” by Portishead”
The Battle of Hastings Plaza edits from Source BMX continue to flow. Here’s a look at what Simone Barraco and Joris Coulomb cooked up for their part. Joris ended up getting hurt halfway through, so they substituted Nico Badet in for the remainder of the filming session. Needless to say, the 3 of these guys cooked up some real solid riding over the course of an hour.
“Check out 9th Place Team Baracco in the SourceBMX Plaza Edits.
Riders: Simone Barraco | Joris Coloumb
The Plaza Sessions: Each team picked two riders to film an edit in the Source Park Plaza. The riders were given just 1 hour to come up the edit which counted towards their team score. Filmed by Rich Forne and Will Stroud – edited by Peter Adam.
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Are you curious what Ethan Corriere is running for BMX rims these days? Well, here’s your answer! Ethan runs the Rollcage Rims and he just laced up a fresh set. Check out this short but sweet video featuring Ethan putting the rims to good use, then get more info on the rim below!
“Ethan laced up a new wheelset and some proper street lines to going along with ’em.
Rollcage Rims:
• 6061-T6 Aluminum.
• Double-Wall design.
• Center rib to increase strength.
• Cross-lace pattern for additional lateral strength.
• Hard anodized & Chrome finishes.
• Precision welded seam.
• ERD: 389mm
• Weight: 15.9oz”
The Tempered crew has been slowly growing with the addition of some of Australia’s finest. It looks like they’ve added Dylan Steinhardt to their Dynasty Crew and, after watching this video, it’s easy to see why. Dylan slays when it comes to charging big rails and ledges, sends it on some big drops and gaps. This is packed with some real solid riding. Check it out!
“No rail setup is safe when TMPRD’s new blood Dylan Steinhardt is in town! This starts off chill and then gets anything but that… there’s some serious wild man clips in this and all done with a smile. Loving this! Shout out to the Tempered boys.” – DIG
“Dylan is one of the new additions to TMPRD, forming part of the Dynasty crew and incredibly well deserved. It seems as though Dylan has only been kicking around, dirtying the Brisbane BMX scene up for a short while, but man, what an impact he has had already. He is quickly becoming one of my favourite people to ride with, and of course, film with also.
We started working on this edit back in February this year when a few of us tripped down to Sydney for the Vans bowl jam. At the last minute, Dylan decided he was coming, and we couldn’t have been more stoked. The dude went IN on the trip, and hasn’t stopped since. It’s been really awesome getting to work with someone not previously familiar to me. His approach with filming is mind blowing at times, his nonchalance for crazy set ups and his happy-go-lucky attitude continue to impress.
Dylan represents everything in BMX which is awesome and is someone I am super stoked to have apart of TMPRD. I can’t help but compare his riding to Jay Wilson, in being this skinny little mongrel of a thing being bucked around on his bike, barely holding on and pulling the wildest shit. It’s raw, loose and brimming with character, just the way it should be.
Ain’t no stopping the little bastard.” – Mike Vockenson
