The steady flow of Fan Compilation BMX videos continue. Here’s a fresh one featuring Instagram clips and a few clips from edits that Broc Raiford stacked in 2016. Needless to say, this is just under 3 minutes of pure fire. Broc absolutely slays everything he touches and brings plenty of style to the table, too. Enjoy!
How To Nose Manual with Broc Raiford
It’s a new year, so it’s a good excuse to start pushing yourself on your bike again. If you have ever wanted to learn how to Nose Manual, then this video where Broc Raiford does an amazing job of explaining this trick and gives you a ton of examples from flat ground on to obstacles and more. Hit play, take it all in, then grab your bike and send ’em!
“You’re in luck, because not only is Broc Raiford really good at nosemanuals, but he’s damn good at explaining how to do them as well. He’s got a bunch of tips to help you figure out how to do what is undoubtedly one of the most popular and hard to master tricks done out in the streets today.” – Ride BMX
Red Bull – Raditudes: The Name of the Game
Red Bull have released the latest episode of Raditudes for your viewing pleasure! This time around they spend some time with Broc Raiford as he puts in some work on a few street spots and skateparks before heading to Estonia for Simple Session, X Games and Van Doren Invitational last year . This gives you some of Broc’s perspective on the contests, along with Ryan Fudger and Brian Kachinsky‘s perspective. There is also plenty of amazing riding from other riders that were at the contest, too.
“Broc Raiford tries his hand at one of the most unique competitions in BMX: Simple Session. The Estonian contest is a fusion of street and park riding full of never-before-seen tricks. It’s also host to a never-ending party.”
Red Bull – Raditudes: Connecting the Local Scene
Red Bull coming through with another episode of Raditudes for you to check out. This one follows Garrett Reynolds for the Fiend Home AVE DIY Jam. Check out some highlights from the riding that went down, plus some bonus behind the scenes style clips.
“Garrett Reynolds and Broc Raiford link up with Fiend X Ride BMX to build some sweet community riding spots in San Diego and Long Beach, California. More than just session spots, these installations also give BMX riders a place to bond and unite.”
Volume Bikes – 2017 Oreo Colorway
The new Broc Raiford signature Oreo colorway from Volume Bikes has arrived, This color can be found on Broc’s signature Vessel frame, Anchor fork and Captain bars and is currently available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide. Curious about specs and details? Get full details below…
Vessel V2 Frame
The Vessel V2 frame from Volume Bikes is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height, 9.25″ standover height and a 13.25″ – 13.75″ chainstay length. You can find an integrated head tube that has an hourglass shape, top and down tube gussets, an integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket, rounded seat and chainstay bridges and a wider rear triangle for 2.40″ tire clearance, heat-treated 7mm thick Investment Cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners and removable brake mounts.
The Vessel V2 frame comes in 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ top tube lengths, colors of Oreo, Black and Black with Blue Splatter, a weight of 5 lbs. 2 oz. (20.75″) and a price tag of $329.99.
Captain Bars
Broc Raiford’s signature Captain 2-piece bars are made from fully heat-treated, 13-butted 4130 chromoly tubing with three rise options; 9″, 9.25″ and 9.50″, with a 28.5″ width, 10-degrees of backsweep, 2-degrees of upsweep, a crossbar height of 6.75″ and a crossbar width of 11.3″.
The Captain bars are available in colors of Oreo, gloss black, chrome and black with blue splatter, weigh in at 33.5 oz. and cost $67.99 – $73.99 depending on color. The Oreo color is $73.99.
Anchor V2 Fork
The final piece to the kit, the Anchor V2 fork, is made from fully heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 163mm long one-piece steerer tube with an integrated crown race, tapered legs and investment cast dropouts with a 28mm offset. You can find a small Anchor logo brazed on at the bridge.
The Anchor V2 fork in black. Unfortunately there wasn’t a photo of the full fork in Oreo available yet.
The Anchor V2 fork is available in Oreo, matte rust, Thunder blue, black, chrome and black with blue splatter, a weight of 34.8 oz. and a price tag of $139.99 – $149.99 depending on color. The Oreo color is available for $149.99.
That’s a look at the new Broc Raiford signature Oreo colorway on his signature Vessel V2 frame, Captain bars and Anchor V2 fork. As we mentioned up top, everything you see here is available now through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Volume Bikes worldwide now.
180 Distribution NorCal Shop Tour at Vans Bicycle Center
Here’s a video Vans Bicycle Center put together from the jam they threw when the 180 Distribution crew rolled through. Hit play to check out what Matt Cordova, Mike “Hucker” Clark, Kris Fox, Broc Raiford, Demarcus Paul and some of the locals got into during the session!
“180 Distribution Nor Cal Shop Stop Tour with Demolition Parts and Volume Bikes at Vans Bicycle Center, Yuba City, California.
Huge thanks to everyone who came out and made this jam what it was!
MUSIC:
“Dough Roller”
https://charliepattonswar.bandcamp.com/”
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Volume Bikes – 3 Days In Vancouver
It seems like Vancouver is one of those places that always leads to some amazing riding thanks to what appears to be endless spots. Some of the Volume Bikes crew spent a few days exploring the city, stacking clips on all the spots they came across. They ended up with this banger of a video packed full of amazing riding for your viewing pleasure. Check it out!
“Our guys Mike Mastroni, Josh Clemens, Broc Raiford, Demarcus Paul and our Canadian riders, Owen Dawson, Tristan Sweet and Joel Dykstra did a couple shop stops at 3 Ride and Rock Bay BMX in Canada and on their off time (3 days) they ended up riding some amazing spots and getting a ton of clips. Hard to believe they got this much done in such a short amount of time.
Huge thanks to our Canadian distributor Kill Em All Distro for making it happen. Also thanks to 3 RIDE Vancouver and Rock Bay BMX for having us at their shops.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni”
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Mongoose Jam 2016 – Team Peraza
The videos from the Mongoose Jam video contest at Woodward West have been so good so far! Here’s a look at what Kevin Peraza‘s team cooked up during their time filming. This has everything from grinds to wild ramp and trails tricks. Excellent watch from start to finish!
“Team Peraza delivers a video filled with non-stop mind blowing tricks. But that is what you would expect with riders like Kevin Peraza, Broc Raiford, Alex Hiam and camper Cole Lucas. Doeby Huynh filmed and producing this top-notch video for your enjoyment.”
Mongoose Jam 2016 – Team Illingworth
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