The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Colony coming through with a fresh Bike Check with Sam Grace an his current Sweet Tooth setup that he’s been running down in Australia. The bike is decked out top to bottom in Colony parts and even has some custom paint splatter touches as well. You can check out the full list and a bunch of detailed photos over on the Colony Website.
Whenever you see Joe Battaglia‘s name pop up, you know you’re going to get dizzy watching what he cooked up. Here’s his new one for Colony where he clocked a bunch of miles to ride a bunch of different parks, putting his brakes to proper use for crazy lip tricks and combos, along with plenty of air tricks packed with style as well. Take a look!
“Joe comes through with another great video with heavy brake use and endless creativity.
Filmed around the Midwest, including Wisconsin, Illinois, & Iowa and the East Coast including New Jersey, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.
As we finished this video Joe’s dad Charles passed away, this video is dedicated to the great man.” – Colony
Colony coming through with a fresh Troy Harradine video that’s been a work in progress for a while, but well worth the wait! Watch as Troy puts his deep bag of tricks to work on street spots, parks and ditches down in Australia! This one does not disappoint!
“We started helping out Troy with some Colony parts a couple years ago through Backbone BMX in Canberra, Australia. Covid lockdown restrictions held up the progress of his video but Troy was out stacking clips whenever he could and came out the other side with a great video.
Filmed by Oliver Featherstone, Oliver Irvine and Zac Miner.
Cut by Troy Harradine.” – Colony
Whenever we see Paddy Gross has a new video, we know we’re going to see some amazing ramp riding! Here’s his new one for Colony BMX packed with a ton of crazy lip trick combos with an emphasis on mixing tailwhips into most of the clips. Take a look, because this is an awesome watch!
“The Idea was to come up with as many of my own tailwhip combos in the last 3 months without trying to copy anyone else’s. This has all been self filmed and some of the combos took me months to complete.
My inspiration comes from legendary BMX legends such as Dave Freimuth, Dave Osato, Clint Millar, Tobias Wicke, Nick Harkins, Tom Haugen, Jason Enns, Axel Reichertz, Dave Mirra to only name a few and I took individual tricks from either and put them together. Freestyle!
Thank you for watching and supporting the little leftover of the frontbrake BMX world. Thanks my dear Colony BMX family for having me and all the incredible support! I appreciate you all!” – Paddy Gross
Want to learn how to tabletop? Well, you’re in luck because Colony caught up with Jayden Fuller for some great tips and examples on how to lay your bike flat! Hit play, take it all in, then grab your bike and send it!
“Jayden Fuller sure does love to table! So who better to show you the ropes on how to tabletop. Jayden gives you a bunch of tips to help fold them proper and then adding them into other moves.
Shot by Wayne Cant.
Cut by Cooper Brownlee.” – Colony
Colony coming through with a video from a session that went down December 26th on Boxing Day down in Australia. Hit play for a short but sweet video from a heavy session that went down on the sub box on the Colony ramps! You already know this is loaded with some great riding.
“Alex Hiam, Paterico Fallico & Clint Millar give the sub box in the backyard a good session on Boxing Day. Nothing but good times!” – Colony
We’re always stoked when Ricky Catanzariti‘s name pops up! You know you’re going to see something original and unique every time, along with no shortage of insane nose balane. Here’s a new one filmed over the past few years for Colony that definitely delivers!
“Ricky Catanzariti has been dealing with some injuries the past couple of years but in between them all he still managed to bang out some super creative riding and package them all up into this awesome piece that he cut up himself. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, Ricky is a creative bike riding overlord. So sick!
Filmed by Mitchell Pike and Connor Bacalso” – DIG
The Planetary internals have been an absolute game changer for freecoaster hubs, and there’s been a bunch of brands utilizing it for their own version of the hub design. Colony BMX have released their Swarm Freecoaster that utilizes these internals. Here’s a video where Clint Millar takes the hub apart to give you a detailed look at the internals and how it all works. Hit play and take a closer look!
“In this video we give you a very detailed insight into the inner workings of the Colony Swarm Freecoaster BMX hub which uses the planetary coaster internals. Any questions feel free to leave in the comments and we’ll do our best to answer.
The Colony Swarm Freecoaster Hub is our newest FC hub utilising the ground breaking Planetary coaster internals from the guys at Freenight. It has the weight of a cassette, very minimal slack with an almost instant engagement when pedalling forwards. Yet you have all the good properties of a FC hub when rolling backwards with no engagement or the need to back pedal. These are the best FC hubs available on the planet hands down.
Please Note: If pulling apart the hub, do not add grease or lubricant! These hubs need to be run dry.
RHD & LHD versions.
Has the feel & performance of a cassette hub with all the good properties of a free coaster hub when rolling backwards. It’s a hub with best of both words of cassette & free coasters.
Supplied standard with plastic hub guards for both sides.
Male Axle only.
9T driver only.
36 hole only.
All spare parts are available if needed.
PCD drive side is 58mm.
PCD non-drive side is 49mm.
When lacing this to our Colony Pintour/Contour rims in 3 cross, use 182mm spokes on drive side and 184mm non drive side.
Weight: 448 grams or 0.98 lbs.” – Colony BMX
