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DUB have uploaded the mix section from the “Graft 2” Mixtape online for your viewing pleasure! This section features riding from Bruno Hoffmann, Fooman, Jack Dub, Jay Bean, Ash Spencer, Ollie Evans, Paul Ryan, Sam Jones, Timmy Theus, Tony Malouf, Trent McDaneils and Sas Harmer getting it done on spots in the U.S, U.K and more. Hit play to check it out!
Want to watch more? Here’s the entire “Graft 2” Mixtape!
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Now THIS is how you start your Friday off right! Freedom BMX just re-released their Happy Days BMX video featuring Bruno Hoffmann absolutely crushing the streets of Barcelona, Spain on Youtube! We figured that was more than enough for a repost. Watch as Bruno puts together grind combo after grind combo with just the right amount of freecoaster action on everything he touches. This is a must see without a doubt! Hit play and enjoy!
Filmed by Fernando Gomarin Olaiz, Timm Wiegmann and Oliver “Bub” Michel
Edited by Markus Wilke
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Another day, another Instagram compilation! This time around we get a fresh batch of clips featuring Bruno Hoffmann for your viewing pleasure! This is a mix of street and plaza clips where Bruno puts all 4 pegs and his freecoaster to heavy, heavy use. Highlight suggest you hit play because this BMX video does not disappoint!
The Ciao Crew invaded the Skatehall Wiesbaden for another jam! Check out what went down between Bruno Hoffmann, Eddie Baum, Dima Prykhodko, Carlo Hoffmann, Max Gaertig, Fernando Lackzo and many, many more! This park was designed for grinds and these guys had no trouble doing just that!
“It has been under Grind Sport friends secret anymore, that you think should not be missed when the Ciao Department asks for a dance. Accordingly, well filled was the Skatehalle Wiesbaden during the Jams Ciao last weekend also. Now the park is one of the smaller specimens of his craft, which partly resulted in view of the many drivers to very heavy traffic on the street course. Larger clashes remained but from fortunately, even if it again and again was a really scarce. And the acute shortage of space had a silver lining: As the action took place in a confined space, the spectators got to everything that was the mood very beneficial. What tricks reaped most applause, you will learn in our video from the Skatehalle Wiesbaden.” – Freedom BMX (Probably not translated right, haha)
The Ciao Crew recently decided to load up and make a trip from Germany to Barcelona, Spain for some better weather and dialed spots. Here’s a 13 minute highlight reel giving us a look at some of the action that went down during the trip. It looks like these guys were rolling deep every day and it lead to one dialed BMX video, that’s for sure! Hit play and enjoy!
“15+ Germans, 2 Italians & 1 Portuguese in Barcelona.
Filmed & Edited by Fabian Bader
“I’m not sure who first came up with the idea of spending the week before and after Christmas in Barcelona.
As soon as the first flights were booked the crew suddenly grew up to about 12-15 germans from the Cologne, Essen and Frankfurt area.
Being on different schedules and staying all over the city some days it would be harder to meet up than others, but it all worked at the end.
Not planning to film anything specific before we quickly realized it would only make sense to do one video together.
Thanks to everyone who helped us while we were out there, especially Diogo Santos, Simone Barraco and the relax association shop.” – Bruno
Riders: Wanja Vogt, Bruno Hoffmann, Carlo Hoffmann, Fabian Bader, Sebastian Anton, Dima Prykhodko, Fernando Laczko, Simone Barraco, Mirco Andreani, Diogo Santos, Daniel Tünte, Moritz Nussbaumer, Lukas Häusler, Daniel Portoreal, Janek Wentzky, Felix Stinshoff”
If it’s blocked in your country, you can watch the video RIGHT HERE
Ride BMX dropped this STACKED video from the sessions that the crew who were invited to the Real Toughness contest in Tokyo this past summer had during their down time. When you can take a crew like this to a city like Tokyo, you’re bound to see something incredible. Needless to say, this is a BMX video we don’t suggest you pass up!
“With Devon Smillie, Tyler Fernengel, Bruno Hoffmann, Ollie Shields, Fernando Laczko, and Alex Donnachie in Tokyo, Japan, for the G-Shock Real Toughness contest a few months back, it would’ve been foolish to squander the opportunity to ride street in one of biggest cites in the world with such an epic crew. So we arranged some local contacts, found a cheap hotel, and stuck around for a few extra days after the contest. Tokyo is so vast, insanely crowded, and security is on it, so riding street is not easy. Fortunately, as far as riding and filming were concerned, there were no sponsor obligations or clip counts to stress—and the sessions that ensued reflected that. The locals fed us a steady diet of predominantly ledge spots—and that was fine with us. The next couple days were super chill, consisting of fun spots, strange food, and more than a few street beers. The only sore spot on the trip was when Alex rolled his ankle on the first day at the first spot. After he did one of the cleanest and lofty uprail-to-hard 360s any of us had ever seen, we knew he was warming up for the hard 540, but he took his ankle out on the next try. Alex had to sit on the sideline for the rest of the trip, but he managed to hobble out every day and kick it with the crew, help film, and consume plenty of Kit Kats and other assorted candies. Meanwhile, local 13-year old Japanese prodigy, Rim Nakamura, subbed-in for a few of the sessions and totally killed it. Which was awesome to see—literally, a kid, just roll right into the session with some of the most bad-ass pros and just start shredding. Thanks to G-Shock, Hiroshi Uehara, Ken Jungnickel, Rim Nakamura, and all the other locals we met along the way.” – Ride BMX
Eclat dropped a fresh Bike Check with the one and only Bruno Hoffmann and his current setup that’s decked out with prototypes and some new parts between a prototype of his latest signature Bruno frame from Federal Bikes to his new signature Predator Tires. You can check out a full parts list, a bunch of photos and more details on his bike over on the Eclat website → → Bruno Hoffmann Bike Check
If you caught the Shane Weston Bike Check that the crew over at Eclat dropped yesterday, you might have caught a look at the new BMX tire they’re working on. The new Bruno Hoffmann signature Predator tire is in the works and should be available in a few months — Our guess is around March. What we can tell you is that the tire features a lower profile design with knurling and deeper grooves all around for increased grip without a bumpy ride or too much rolling resistance. The sidewalls are smooth to help prevent drag from grinding. Not sure on all the sizes or colors, but Eclat did mention that Bruno and Shane have been running the 2.30″ size which gives them a little more room to work with while grinding. Could we see it in a 2.40″ version as well? Yeah, but that isn’t confirmed. Expect more details closer to the release.
