Brian Tunney coming through with some fresh flatland clips…

We’re always stoked on seeing some fresh Brian Tunney clips. Here’s his latest compilation of clips he has collected over the past few months of sessions he has been getting in at his go to parking garage spot and a few other places down in Texas. As always, Brian produces some great riding, and he picked out a proper soundtrack to go with it! Hit play and enjoy!

“This is a collection of random footage from mid-November through very early March, encapsulating everything from my last bad crash to curb fufanus to way too many smith decades. I had way more clips but decided that self editing was a safe bet, so instead of 4 and a half minutes, it’s shorter and scored to an old Self Defense Family song from a 4-way split EP. The song is called “Holy Trend” and I’m fairly certain that Patrick would be cool with me using it. I think I have to dedicate this one to the memory of my old friend Kevin Robinson, who passed away in December. I was pretty lost that first week after hearing the news and didn’t know what else to do and of course, ended up getting some clips along the way….” – Brian Tunney

It has been a while since Brian Tunney has put out a full edit, but we were stoked to see this new one pop up from some of his flatland sessions over the course of the past few months. The video has a pretty laid back vibe to it, but there’s plenty of great riding to keep your attention from start to finish no problem, and the song selection is on point, too. Plus, Brian even managed to get us pretty good with the description, haha. Hit play and enjoy!

“This is a collection of random clips from June to September of 2017, filmed between the garage, the same garage, the church and the school, which makes me sound like an upstanding citizen on paper, but I can assure you, that’s sometimes the case. As evidenced in the video, I have been a little obsessed with smith decades lately but I’m slowly working past that. Basically, I can write anything in here and any BMX sites will just copy and paste what I’m saying. The song is unknowingly provided by Mark Kozelek and Desertshore, but I met him in an airport once in 2012 and we talked about snowmobiles and I could tell he would approve of me using this song” – Brian Tunney

We’re always pumped when some fresh Brian Tunney footage surfaces online. Here’s a look at what Brian has been getting into during his flatland sessions in Austin, Texas. As always, some great riding, plus he had some real quality help in the film department to make it look even better. Take a look!

“In January of 2015, I moved to Austin, Texas from Redondo Beach, California and decided that I should eventually get around to filming a new video. My dear friend Stew Johnson volunteered his time and effort and skills, and together, slowly but surely, we amassed enough footage to put together something I was happy with. I then DM’d Patrick Kindlon of Self Defense Family to see if we could make sweet, beautiful love together (I.E. use their song) and he said 100% use it. With help from a clip filmed by Robin Fenlon in Newport Beach, we spent the day after Thanksgiving 2016 sitting in Stew’s office and came up with the following. I owe dear thanks to so many people for pushing me to keep going on this bizarre BMX journey for over 30 years now, and this is dedicated to each and every one of them. Thanks for watching a 42-year-old no one…

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