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The crew at Freedom BMX caught up with Brian Kachinsky in Barcelona, Spain and ended up taking a closer look at his current GT Globetrotter setup that he’s running in this new video Bike Check! Hit play to let Brian give you the low down on his rig!
“Before getting to work on some Barcelona spots, Brian Kachinsky gave us the lowdown on his GT BMX Signature Bike, the Globetrotter.” – Freedom BMX
Just when you thought you have seen every video with every possible angle from GT Bicycles coming through with a video from their team trip into the Swamp. This one is different than the other videos we’ve seen with more focus just on what the team got into while cruising the ramps and trails. There’s definitely a bunch of footage we didn’t see in the other videos in this one, making for a real good watch. Hit play and check out plenty of bangers.
“It’s the one BMX event of the year that cannot be missed. The world’s longest hand built rail…over a swamp, a ridiculous double loop of death, the finest handcrafted plywood features and ramps plus maximum bonfire carnage can only mean it’s Florideah Swamp Fest.
GT BMX Freestyle team riders Albert Mercado, Brian Kachinsky, Dan Conway, Leandro Moriera, and Team Manager Ben Ward made their way down to Florida to pit themselves against the crazy. We tossed in Tristen Cooper and Mad Mike Guth for their first official team trip and sprinkled on our newest recruit, 16-year-old Brazilian phenom Gustavo Balaloka. Jeff Purdy and Jeff with Glasses even wandered in from the swamp to lend a hand to the chaos.
Did they survive? Let’s put it this way, they will never be the same…
Filming/Editing: Ryan Chadwick” – GT Bicycles
The Uncovered BMX contest series rolled through Tokyo, Japan the other weekend and, as expected, the contest went off with a bunch of Japan’s locals turning out to throw down. Here’s a raw cut DIG put together from the contest filled with riding and a bunch of non-riding footage that’ll get you laughing. This looks like it was a super good time, so hit play and take it all in!
“For 2019, Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky brought their Uncovered Am contest across the Pacific to Murasaki Park in Tokyo, Japan. With Japanese local burger-slinger and park owner Bashi handling the mic, the stoke was high, and riders of all ages were killing it. When it was all over, Shota Higa took home first place mini jersey barrier trophy, and the coveted invite to Battle Of Hastings; congrats. Thanks to Source BMX, BSD, GT, FIT, and Odyssey for the support to help make this awesome day a reality.” – DIG
There have always been talented riders popping up from Japan over the years, but it seems like the past few years it has blown up so much over there! Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky took their Uncovered BMX contest series on over to Tokyo to give the riders over there a shot at winning a trip to ride in this years Battle of Hastings contest, and it’s safe to say the riders turned up the heat and threw it down! Check out the highlights in this video! These guys aren’t scared of a little chaos!
“Watch Tokyo’s best riders battle it out at Murasaki Skatepark for top honors at Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky’s 2019 amateur event. The winner gets a spot in Battle of Hastings!”
The latest round of the Imprimatur BMX Podcast has arrived. This time around Mike Hinkens caught up with Brian Kachinsky to talk about a ton of different things from riding to sponsors, getting involved in the community, doing events and much, much more. Brian has been crushing it on a bike for years and he’s one hell of a guy off the bike as well, so give this a listen because you’ll definitely be stoked on it!
““In this episode of the ImprimaturBMX podcast, Mike Hinkens and the highly-successful and widely-respected Pro BMXer Brian Kachinsky discuss BMX from the perspective of a paid professional, an X-Games Medalist, and also a down-to-earth street rider. They touch on topics including: being an advocate for BMX, riding for “big brands” versus “core brands,” sponsorships, and the concept of selling out.”
PHOTO BY Timothy Burkhart” – Mike Hinkens
The GT team loaded up for a road trip down the East Coast to Florida!
Here’s a video we’ve been looking forward to seeing! Back in February the GT Bicycles team loaded up for a road trip down the East Coast to Florida for the FloriDeah Swampest and to ride plenty of spots and skateparks in the area. Here’s a video filled with dialed clips the crew stacked throughout the trip! As always, it looks like the crew had a great time on and off their bikes! Check it!
“The GT team made their Vantastic Voyage down the east coast to Florida for warm weather, cool spots, fun parks, and Swamp Fest. It was a motley crew consisting of Brian Kachinsky, Albert Mercado, Dan Conway, Leandro Moreira, Jeff Ludwig, Kody Bricen and Jordan Grandinetti shredding all sorts of terrain and having an awesome time!” – Ride BMX
“Come along on a Vantastic Voyage with GT Bikes’ Brian Kachinsky, Albert Mercado, Dan Conway, Leandro Moreira, Jeff Ludwig, Kody Bricen and Jordan Grandinetti as they head to Florida with their final destination, Swamp Fest! Filmed and edited by Andrew Brady. For more updates from the road check out the tag #gtvantasticvoyage.” — Ben Ward, GT
Brian Kachinsky and Sullyvan Guaincetre team up for this new GT Bicycles video!
The Globetrotter himself, Brian Kachinsky, made his way to Lyon, France to spend some time riding with his GT Bicycles teammate, Sullyvan Guaincetre, to cruise the spots and stack clips. Both of these guys put their pegs to heavy use, and it looks like Brian had a crazy scare that almost destroyed his leg! This is a real good watch, so get on that play button!
“Brian Kachinsky meet up with his new French GT teammate Sullyvan Guaincêtre for a four day street mission in the city of Lyon. The spots looked amazing and Brian came through with his burly go for it style and he had some wild looking crashes—but thankfully he escaped any major injuries—and Sullyvan delivered with his super smooth tech style. Seeing their contrasting styles in the same video is pretty sick.” – Ride BMX
“When I was a child I can remember my mom often saying, “A lot can change in a few days”. This was usually when something would go wrong or if I was feeling ill or upset. Fast forward to adulthood, life has taught me that this phrase is still very applicable. I feel like in “just a few days” a trip to Lyon, France with Sully and the Frenchy’s crew turned from a fun idea to a reality. In the blink of an eye, I was headed to Lyon to hang out with one of my newest GT teammates. In “just a few days” I got introduced to Sully’s intelligence, laid back attitude, and his extremely smooth riding style. We shared a ton of laughs and passion for street exploration. I’m really excited to have Sully as a part of the GT crew and look forward to future adventures with him. In “just a few days” we experienced a lot—good and bad—but with that comes character and bonding experiences. I’m happy to say that in “just a few days” Sully grew from an acquaintance to a friend. This is yet another reason why BMX is the best. Merci beaucoup to GT, Sully, Johan, Alban and the entire Frenchy’s Distribution crew. J’ai de la chance de t’avoir comme ami.” — Brian Kachinsky
“It’s always a great pleasure to travel with new guys, especially when it is with the legendary BK & the good Sullyvan. As in every trip, there was many adventures—crashes, a broken fish-eye lens, and plenty of rain—but the good memories are the only ones that remain. Thanks to both BK and Sullyvan for giving their best and to Frenchys and GT to develop BMX the right way. Here is the story of our four days around Lyon & Saint-Etienne.” — Romaine Fel
Brian Kachinsky gives you a run through of his signature GT Globetrotter setup…
Curious what Brian Kachinsky is running for a setup these days? Here’s a new video Bike Check where Brian gives you a full run through of his current GT Bicycles setup that he goes to work on the street spots with.
“Brian Kachinsky gives the full rundown of what he rides, including his signature GT Globetrotter frame with a unique prototype Shred & Shed paint (similar to the GT tires), as well his signature seat and Elevated stem, Original 4-piece bars, and more…
FRAME: GT Globetrotter, 20.75”
FORK: Odyssey R32
BARS: GT Original 4pc bars, 9.125”
STEM: GT BK signature Elevated
GRIPS: GT Super Soft
BAR-ENDS: Odyssey Par Ends
HEADSET: Odyssey
SEATPOST: Animal Pivotal
SEAT: GT BK signature Transit Map Pivotal
PEDALS: GT PC Logo
CRANKS: Odyssey Thunderbolt, 170mm
SPROCKET: GT, 25-tooth
CHAIN: Shadow
FRONT TIRE: GT LP-5, 2.35”
REAR TIRE: GT LP-5, 2.35”
FRONT WHEEL: Odyssey Vandero Pro hub laced to an Odyssey Hazard lite rim
REAR WHEEL: Odyssey Clutch freecoaster laced to an Odyssey Hazard lite rim
PEGS: Primo 4.5” (Steel or plastic depending on the day)”
