Dakota Roche built up a fresh new bike. You can check out all the specs and more photos over on the Cult site. Get there.
Cult X Federal @ Rampworx
“The guys from Cult and Federal teamed up with Seventies and embarked on a massive UK tour last week. They hit up Rampworx for a BMX only session on Monday 22nd August. With Dan Lacey, Chase Dehart, Bruno Hoffman, Chase Hawk, Jared Washington, Alex Kennedy, Jordan Aleppo, Dakota Roche and Sebastian Keep in the house a sick session was guaranteed to go off, and they did not disappoint.
You can pick up all the latest CULT and Federal products form rampworxshop.com
Music: Kanye West, Jay-Z – Otis
FIlmed & Edited by Richard Johnson
Cinema – Nathan Williams Edit
“Nathan Williams rides spots around SoCal while Dakota Roche documents with his VX-1000.
Filmed by Dakota Roche
Edited by Will Stroud
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@CinemaBMX
Music: “Don’t Look Back” by The Remains“
Product: BMX Plus October Issue
Here’s the new cover of BMX Plus that features Dakota Roche. This should be hitting stands soon if not already.
Nike 6.0 HB BMX Pro – Team Wise
Monster – X-Games 17 ReCap
“The Monster Energy BMX teams hits X Games 17 in Los Angeles with some fire! Astounding performances by Jamie Bestwick by taking the 5 peat title and gold medal in BMX Vert, Scotty Cranmer taking the Bronze medal in BMX Park, and Dakota Roche taking the bronze medal in BMX Street. Big shouts to the rest of the BMX Monster Army in attendance: Kyle Baldock, Harry Main, Alex Coleborn, Pat Casey, Ryan Guettler and Andy Buckworth.”
X-Games 17 – BMX Street Preview
Justin Kosman chased down some of the guys who have the privilege to ride the new X-Games 17 “real street” course that turned out damn good to see what else they could have done to make it more realistic. This is hilarious and why I love BMX. Serious business.
You can check out a few words about the course over on ESPN as well. The street contest will be going down in a few hours on ESPN so make sure you check it out. It’s going to be good.
Sport Science: Physics of X
Here’s a little science lesson for you out there. If you ever bent or cracked a frame, or blew spokes out on your wheel, this might just explain to you why that happened. There’s some fancy words, but I feel like you will get it because it relates to BMX and features Dakota Roche. Why couldn’t school use examples like this?