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Here’s a look at United‘s new Christian Rigal signature “Rigal” bars. These 100% seamless 4130 chromoly bars are post-weld heat-treated with a rise of 8.75″, width of 30″, 10-degrees of backsweep, 2.5-degrees of upsweep, a crossbar height of 160mm and a crossbar width of 276mm. These bars feature larger dual radius bends to increase the strength as well. You can pick these up in Pearl black, gloss red and Smoked chrome with a weight of 1.98 lbs (898 grams). These bars are out now.
Christian Rigal sends a huge feeble to wallride for Demolition’s latest print ad, which will be found in the new Albion.
Another week just went blazing by. I’m not exactly sure how it happens so fast, but we’re back at Sunday and it’s time to take a look back at some of the best BMX videos that dropped in the Daily Section. I’ve gone through and pulled out 15 of the best videos featuring the likes of Mark Webb, Tom Dugan, Aaron Ross, Anton Arnarson, Jaime Gonzalez, Dan Lacey, Connor Lodes, Christian Rigal, Tobias Wicke, Dan Boiski, Nigel Sylvester, Brian Foster, Ryan Nyquist, Phil Martin, George Boyd and more for you to kick back and check out for the first time or just to give them all a re-watch. Let’s get into this!
I was wondering when this one would drop. Check out what Connor Lodes and Christian Rigal’s section in the Demolition “Last Chance” video. As you can imagine, both of these guys dropped some hammers for this one. Enjoy!
“Demolition Parts Last Chance DVD Online.
One of the most anticipated DVD’s of 2011. With added new riders to the already legendary team lineup, we have one of the most creative and diverse teams to date. Featuring full sections from Chris Doyle, Dave Dillewaard, Jason Enns, Dave Osato, Ryan “Biz” Jordan, Christian Rigal, Connor Lodes, Alfredo Mancuso, Tate Roskelley, Dennis Enarson, Rob Wise, Daniel “Lil-D” Martinez and more.
Music:
Song 1: Monkees- The Monkees
Song 2: Monkees- Valleri”
United Bike Co. have made their Touring Japanese edit embedable, so we figured it was more than enough of a reason to do a Repost incase you missed it! Hit that play button!
“Watch Nathan Williams, Corey Martinez, Christian Rigal, Ashley Charles & Matsuken dodging godzilla in the streets of Japan as part of the Touring Japanese trip from December 2012.
Big thanks to Zen Distro for the support on the trip. zendistro.com/
To download and view in other formats visit our website!
Link
Song: The River
Artist: Belles Will Ring
Album: Crystal Theatre
Support the artist here: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/crystal-theatre/id436739619“
A little while back, Corey Martinez, Nathan Williams, Ashley Charles and Christian Rigal made their way to Japan to ride with United connect, Matsuken, where they ended up checking out a ton of spots and shooting photos for a full feature in the current issue of Ride UK. There’s a video that’s currently exclusively available on the Ride UK website for the next 24 hours. I highly advise you go check it out… Otherwise, we’ll have it reposted tomorrow!
As a photographer I am always searching out ways to set myself apart and create content that people will be into. It’s one of the biggest challenges and one of the hardest parts about it to be honest, especially these days when everyone has a camera of some sort with them on a regular basis whether it is a digi-cam or an iphone and life is being documented by the minute. It’s a mix of doing what makes you happy and trying to figure out what will make viewers happy as well. That’s where this new “A different perspective” idea came from. Over the years I have interviewed tons of pro riders about anything and everything except one important topic. What is it like from their perspective to go out and shoot with a photographer? What it is that makes one person better to shoot with than others? I have always wondered about what goes on inside a riders mind before they prepare to shoot a crazy banger and put all of their trust into the photographer. See what Connor Lodes, Christian Rigal and Ronnie Napolitan all had to say for the third edition of “A different perspective.”
