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Colony BMX – Nathan Sykes Summer 2017 Video

September 25, 2017

Colony just released this fresh video featuring Nathan Sykes going to work on a few skateparks and a trails spot during a few sessions in Oregon and California! As always, Nathan brings a ton of style to everything he touches, making for a great watch from start to finish. Hit play and enjoy this BMX video!

“Primarily filmed on a 2 week trip to Oregon, Nathan tears around some lovely looking concrete then finishes it off with some clips on home turf back in California.

Filmed and edited by Matt Cordova.

Additional filming by Cooper Brownlee, Beev and jason Watts.”

Fit Bike Co. – Brian Foster Signature 2018 BF22 Complete Promo

September 25, 2017

Fit Bike Co. coming through with a short but sweet promo video featuring Brian Foster putting his new 2018 BF22 Signature Complete Bike to good use on some ramps! Brian’s signature complete is a 22″ bike which we have been seeing more and more of lately. You already know if Brian puts his name on it, it’s going to kick ass. Check out the video, then learn more about the bike below!

“The BF22 is designed so you can chill while you rip. With 22″ wheels it handles like a 20″ but has the comfort of a bigger bike without going all the way up to 24″

Just look at the Falcon handle her!

22.125″ Top Tube, 22″ S&M Speedball Tires, S&M Stealth Pivotal with compatible Long Johnson seat post. Also, a quick release seat post clamp for adjusting on the go.

Further details on the BF22 here:
Fit Bike Co. Website

Rider: Brian Foster
Filmed & Edited by: Tony Malouf
Song: Portishead – “Sheared Box””

Fiend – JJ Palmere Signature V2 Frame Promo

September 25, 2017

The crew over at Fiend have released a short but sweet promo video featuring JJ Palmere putting his Palmere V2 Signature Frame to good use out on the streets. Hit play to take in a minute of damn good riding, then scroll down to get full specs and details on the frame!

Filmed and edited by Tony Ennis

Fiend – Palmere V2 Signature Frame

The Palmere V2 signature frame from Fiend is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.25″ (20.5″ & 20.75″) or 13.50″ (21″ & 21.25″) chainstay length depending on the top tube length. You can find a heat-treated hourglass Integrated head tube, internal top and down tube gussets, a double butted top tube, ovalized and double butted down tube, an externally butted seat tube, integrated seat post clamp, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, tapered seat and chain stays and heat-treated 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

The Palmere V2 frame is available in 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.25″ top tube lengths, colors of flat black and translucent blue, weighs in at 4 lbs. 14 oz. (20.75″) with a price tag of $314.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Fiend worldwide now.

Heat-treated integrated head tube with internal gussets on the top and down tubes.

Amazing graphics with a “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” theme.

Curve seat and chainstay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance.

Heat-treated 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners!

What do you think of the Palmere V2 frame? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Banned 5 – CRASH Section

September 25, 2017

When you see Banned and “Crash” together, you can usually count on seeing something super gnarly that definitely hurts. The Banned crew just uploaded the crash section from the “Banned 5” DVD that is just shy of seven minutes of brutal slams and a few laughs! Check it out!

“A crash section in 2017? Yup. Six minutes and 30 seconds of going in from the Banned squad; a compilation from five years of stacking clips for their latest DVD, Banned 5. You can go pick up a copy of Banned 5 over at http://bannedmarket.bigcartel.com for $16 or they’re running a special where you get a free copy of the DVD when you buy one of the dope new Banned Baseball Jerseys for $23. A proper deal.” – Ride BMX

Scotty Cranmer – Rainbow Kicker at the Worst Skatepark

September 25, 2017

Scotty Cranmer, Cory Berglar, Big Boy and Vinny Mannino decided to pull out the Rainbow Kicker and took it to the Worst Skatepark Ever for a session. Hit play to check out what these guys threw down on the different setups they created with the kicker around the park!

“The worst skatepark ever just got better with one of our favorite props on the channel known as the rainbow kicker! The rainbow kicker has been proven to make any skatepark better! It was super awesome to see the boys ride this ramp and come up with some creative set ups!” – Scotty Cranmer

Peep Game – Bel Air

September 25, 2017

The Peep Game crew coming through with a new mix featuring Augie Simoncini, Jarren Barboza, Steve Croteau, Tony Neyer and more going to work on street spots around Bel Air. Check out what they cooked up for clips while dodging security and convincing people to open up gates some they can grind rails.

“Peep Game Presents BEL AIR
Featuring(in order):
https://www.instagram.com/bmoneybabyy/
https://www.instagram.com/augiesimonc…
https://www.instagram.com/_johnpatter…
https://www.instagram.com/trap.lawrenzo/
https://www.instagram.com/jarrenbarboza/
https://www.instagram.com/peepcam/
https://www.instagram.com/markelljone…
https://www.instagram.com/jeromiee_th…
https://www.instagram.com/ryderpoye/
https://www.instagram.com/tonyneyer/”

Pasha Parfenchuk 2017 Video

September 25, 2017

Here’s a fresh one the BMXASHKA crew uploaded featuring Pasha Parfenchuk going to work on street spots around Moscow, Russia. This has a pretty chill vibe to it, but don’t let that fool you… There’s no shortage of heat in this one from grinds to barspins, tailwhips, toboggans and more. Take a peek!

“Young and wildly talented rider Pasha Parfenchuk is pleased with us with his new video from the streets of Moscow. Excellent slip and tech! In the near future, Pasha will be a real competitor to big street bosses! Required to view!” – BMXASHKA

iPhone 8 Camera Test at the Skatepark with Brant Moore

September 25, 2017

Thinking about picking up a new iPhone 8? Here’s a few videos Brant Moore just sent over from a few iPhone 8 Camera Tests he did at the Wooster Skatepark putting the new phone to the test. The iPhone 8 promises much higher video and audio quality than the iPhone 7. The first video is a basic 4K 60 FPS test without a tripod, then you can find a slow-motion test that shows how the 1080p at 240 frames per seconds looks and then finally a 4K 60FPS test with a tripod and color correction. Can it deliver? Watch the video and find out…

Brant filmed the video in 4K at 60 frames per second, so you can really jack the quality up on this one (if your monitor or phone can handle it). This is a pretty short but sweet test, but it looks like the the filming quality is better than ever (as expected). One thing we did notice is that that audio is really crispy as well. It really picks up on what the camera is focused on, so whenever Brant’s peg hits coping, you definitely know it happened. Film and audio quality were two big points when Apple debut their new iPhone 8 and iPhone X, so that was definitely expected when we hit play on this one. If you’re thinking about picking up a phone, this iPhone 8 camera test might just push you over the edge if you were on the fence. Take a look!

“The iPhone 8 records 4K at 60 FPS or Frames Per Second!!!
This is amazing for a phone so I had to get my hands on one to try it out.
What do you think?” – Brant Moore

1080P Slow Motion Test

“The iPhone 8 records 1080p at 240 FPS or Frames Per Second!!!
This is amazing for a phone so I had to get my hands on one to try it out.”

4K 60 FPS Tripod Test

Are you thinking about picking up an iPhone 8 or an iPhone X? What are some of the reasons you might be making the move? Do you plan on firing up a Youtube channel or just hoping to improve the Instagram photos and videos? It’s pretty crazy how far technology has come in the past decade… The video quality is absolutely mind blowing if you consider what video content that was online looked like even five years ago versus today. What a time to be alive, right?