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Product: BSD – Crack Pipe Pegs

June 15, 2012

The names BSD come up for their products is hilarious. Here’s a look at their new Crack Pipe pegs.

“New for 2012 is our new peg dubbed the ‘Crack Pipe’. It’s a tough, clean and simple 4140 cromo design which is first forged, then CNC machined and finally heat-treated. This creates a very strong and light peg without the need for holes or extra spaceship style machining. They are sold individually in either 10mm or 14mm axle variations and are in stock with BSD dealers worldwide now. For the full spec check out the Crack Pipe Peg product page. Jeez, that’s a tongue-twister!…”

BSD – Antony Lille and the Too Loose Frame

June 11, 2012

Antony Lille’s signature “Too Loose” frame from BSD is finally out now. Here’s a fresh promo edit that’s damn good and definitely something you want to check out.

“ Antony Lille has been putting away clips for this new Too Loose frame edit for a short while now and as always delivers a dose of fast paced and creative street riding with his own unique style. A lot of the edit below was filmed during the photo shoots for Anto’s interview in the first issue of Figuré BMX magazine which you should try and get a hold of if you havn’t yet had the chance to see it. Our thanks go out to John Garcia for filming with Anto. Enjoy…

Anto’s signature Too Loose frame features a super short 13.25″ rear end, a steep 75° head angle and slightly beefier tubing so that it holds up to his go big and fast approach to riding. Check out the frame photos below as well as Anto’s newest print advert as seen in Soul BMX Magazine issue 74 and for the full spec head over to the Tooloose frame product page”

Filmed by John Garcia. Additional filming and editing by Dave Sowerby.

BSD – Thijs Vervaeck Edit

May 23, 2012

BSD‘s Thijs Vervaeck spent a few months hitting spots all over Belgium filming for this new one. Thijs has a real simple style and it’s definitely a real good watch. Take a look!

Filmed and Edited by Gimme-Dat.be
Additional Filming by Bart Cautaerts 