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Cult shared this photo of Steve Croteau’s current setup that he’s running which includes samples of the new neon green Cult X Vans tires that will be out soon! We have seen a few tires with green from other brands, but I think this this the brightest option so far. Get a better look at the new color RIGHT HERE!
What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
Head over to the Cult website to check out a fresh bike check with Josh Alderete and his current Cult X Kings Ride Shop setup featuring the San Jacinto Colorway and those Cuatro 4-piece bars a bunch of you are getting psyched on! We’re really digging the color of this BMX bike, that’s for sure! Take a closer look!
Over the past few years, BMX brands have really started putting some attention towards creating some quality complete bikes for the young guns that have really pushed the level of riding that we see from the kids that are 4-12 years old. Not to say that 12″, 16″ and 18″ bikes weren’t a thing before that, but there really wasn’t that much emphasis on it and the quality or options weren’t exactly that beneficial for actually doing tricks and progressing.
It’s pretty easy to see that these bikes have been awesome because we have seen some insane progression from the kids lately and it seems like every day we see a new video that just blows our mind. We got looking around at all of the options that are available these days and it’s pretty amazing what is currently available in the 2015 and now 2016 complete bike ranges that are available or soon to be released.
We decided to compile a handful of the best options that are out there for those of you who are looking to get your kid into BMX. I mean, let’s be real, who doesn’t want their kid riding the skatepark, trails or even street with them on a bike that doesn’t suck? Let’s take a look!
Today, the mailman dropped off a little surprise that we didn’t expect from the guys over at Cult. Inside, we found a copy of their new book “The First Five Years” that looks back on the first five years of the brands existence. The book is filled with photos, print ads and words that cover trips, events and really just a look at the diverse family that Robbie Morales and the team have formed since its inception in 2010.
It’s kind of crazy how something like this can spark a memory you forgot about. The first thing I thought looking into this was one from Interbike in 2009 hearing rumors that Robbie was working on something new and there would be some interesting things coming about. That was my 2nd or 3rd Interbike and the industry was still pretty new and unfamiliar territory to myself, but you could feel the excitement and tension revolving around how Cult all came to be. It was hard to not take notice and want to find out what was going on.
Since then, the entire Cult (CVLT for those of you who remember the early days) program has definitely proven that the decision to make some moves to do something on their own terms (I say they because it was far more than just Robbie that were driving forces behind making this happen) was right for them. Honestly, in BMX’s tight economy that has really seen some pretty rough times over the past few years, it wasn’t an easy accomplishment to even make it five years, but today they’re still here and one of the most well known brands in BMX. They have seen hardships, a good amount of resistance or hate from some riders and plenty of good times along the way and this book is a good reminder that BMX is more than just about tricks or bikes.
I know The Union wouldn’t be where it is today without the support of Cult, or really any of the other amazing brands in BMX that have been helping to grow and push this sport of ours in new directions and places, and this book is a reminder of that for us personally.
With that being said, I’d like to give a huge thank you to Robbie, Neal, Veesh, Javee and all the guys behind the scenes at Cult making that ship float on a daily basis. On to the next five years.
You can learn more about “The First Five Years” and pick up a copy for $19.95 in the Cult Webstore now.
Cult have just released a 200 page, full-color book documenting the first 5 years of the brands existence in BMX! You can purchase the book for $19.95 direct from the Cult Webstore now!
“This is a chronological account documenting some of the more notable events and ideas that have helped to define the brand thus far.
THE FIRST FIVE YEARS
2010 – 2014
featuring russ barone, andrew castaneda, chase dehart, chase hawk, trey jones, bas keep, alex kennedy, robbie morales, dakota roche, bobby simmons, trey jones
by adam roye
photos by robbie morales, devon hutchins, adam roye, trey jones, jeff zielinski, nathan beddows, andrew brady, bob scerbo, kevin conners, dakota roche, russ barone, ryan navazio, joe rich, fernando marmolejo, javee garcia, robin pearson, nick jones, bobby simmons, nick tellez.
full color. 200 pages. Published by HZ publishing co. wtftw.org”
Make your way over to the Cult website for a new bike check with Dakota Roche and his signature Dak setup! There’s a look at his new green signature seat that will be available in Pivotal and Tripod versions next month! Who’s feeling this dialed BMX bike?
With Winter still lingering for a few more weeks, the Cult team decided they needed a little tropical vacation to get them ready for the busy summer months ahead. So, the crew consisting of Chase Hawk, Dakota Roche, Alex Kennedy, Chase DeHart, Russ Barone, Trey Jones, Bas Keep and Andrew Castaneda along with Robbie Morales, Veesh and Devon Hutchins made their way to Hawaii for spots, sunshine and good times. Check out this BANGER of a video that they just dropped from the trip. After you do that, make sure you check out the photogallery with photos by Devon over on the Cult website!
