The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Kriss Kyle’s new signature Mightnight Blue colorway for his signature Passenger frame and bars and the new Acid fork from BSD are available now! You might have caught a look at this colorway a few weeks back when his new Source edit dropped that we have re-embeded below because it’s absolute fire.
BSD have just released their new Dust Blue colorway on their Kriss Kyle Passenger and Tony Malouf Beverage seats, Alex Donnachie’s signature Donnasqueak tires, Reed Stark’s Safari pedals and Dan Paley’s new Slims grip. This color should be hitting shops and mail-orders worldwide as you read this.
The new Acid fork from BSD is about to drop on shops worldwide. This fully heat-treated 4130 chromoly fork features a CNC machined one-piece steerer tube, tapered and butted legs that are designed with more tire clearance for the big 2.40″ tires and investment cast dropouts with a 30mm offset. This fork also has a 7075 aluminum compression cap and an integrated headset race. The Acid fork will be available in black, clear raw, chrome and midnight blue with a weight of 2.4 lb.
With Alex Donnachie’s signature ALVX frame dropping, BSD decided to post up a fresh bike check giving you a look at Alex’s current setup decked out with the new dark red parts that are hitting shops now as well! More photos and a full parts list can be found right here!
BSD‘s connect in Norway through BMX Element, Magnus Nordstrand, coming in hot with some fresh clips from the streets! Take a peek at what he cooked up!
The latest version of Tony Malouf’s Beverage frame from BSD is on its way to shops and distributors. The Clear Water Beverage frame had a 75-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 8.8″ standover height, 11.5″ bottom bracket height and a 13.25″ – 13.65″ chain stay length. This frame features gussets on the top and down tubes, a double butted top and down tube, tapered seat and chain stays, an extra wide rear end to fit the big 2.40″ tires, tiny drop outs, an integrated seat post clamp and removable brake mounts. The Clear Water Raw Beverage frame comes in top tube lengths of 20.3″, 20.65″ and 21″ with a weight of 4.9 lbs. More photos can be found here.
Jack Nieraeth is one of my favorite riders right now for the fact that he absolutely crushes it all the time and puts in a ton of work! Here’s his 3rd dialed video this year for The Bridge BMX Shop and BSD where he slays some manly sized rails and brings his smooth style to everything. That last clip is too good! Hell yeah, Jack!
“Since getting hooked up by The Bridge – BMX Store and BSD Forever Jack Nieraeth has kept busy and is now dropping his third web edit in about 9 months.
His riding looks effortless, he’s having a bunch of fun and he’s doing some serious moves. Always such an enjoyable watch!
Filmed by:
Patrick Bolder
Don Wiegel
Ermiyas van Diemen
Aaron Zwaal
Music:
Thievery Corporation – Sweet Tides
Photo:
Aaron Zwaal
aaronzwaal.com”
It looks like John Garcia is no longer doing it for S&M over in France! BSD announced today that John is now apart of their squad with a shiny new bike check! Looks like a dialed unit and I’d imagine this means we’ll be seeing more of John in the near future! Hopefully a new edit!