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You never know just what Dan Foley will be getting into next on his channel. Here’s a fresh video he put together from some time he spent cruising around at a commercial park that ended up having a few jib spots that lead to some rad clips! Check out what he cooked up this time around, we’re sure you won’t be disappointed!
“Took advantage of a warm Sunday afternoon by cruising a local commercial park. The place has some gems!”
Madera are going to be dropping plenty of videos in the future. Here’s the first Memo video featuring Dan Kruk, Taylor Thompson, Mike Hinkens, Tom Villarreal, Jeff Dowhen, Dan Foley, Erik Elstran and Dylan McCauley going to work on street spots and skateparks! Take a look!
“Welcome to the Madera Memo. Every few weeks you can expect new, original, and awesome content from Madera BMX. We will be coming at you with riding videos, product unboxings, how-to’s, games of bike, interviews, and tons more. Subscribe now so you don’t miss any of the awesomeness.
This week we have a few clips from the whole team cooked up together into one awesome quick hit of Madera BMX.
Madera BMX – Living the BMX lifestyle and producing American-Made BMX Parts”
Madera have released their entire “10 Year Mixtape” video online for your viewing pleasure. This video originally came out last year, with the individual sections being uploaded online over the course of the past few months. Now you can enjoy the entire BMX video all in one place! This video is 25 minutes of goodness, so get on that play button and take it all in!
“The beginning of 2016 marked 10 years of existence for Madera. From three simple products to a full line of parts, we have grown thanks to two things: the people who have supported us and the riders who represent us. So, to celebrate 10 years of American-made BMX parts, 10 years of riding and traveling, and 10 years of great times, we think it’s fitting to showcase the riders who keep us going in a video made for the people who have kept us going. Check out what makes us tick, what we are proud to share, and what we hope gets you stoked. Thanks for all of your support and here’s to another 10 years!
– The Madera Family
Filmed and Edited by Grant Castelluzzo
Additional Filming by Mike Hinkens, Dan Foley, Nate Depatger, and Zach Krejmas.
Riders:
Dylan McCauley
Mike Hinkens
Dan Foley
Jeff Dowhen
Taylor Thompson
Damian Racut
Erik Elstran
Tom Villarreal
Dan Kruk
Music:
A$AP rocky- “bass”
Knox brown- “Harry’s code”
DIIV- “is the is are”
Monophonics- “lying eyes”
Pelican- “lathe biosas”
Jacco Gardner- “find yourself”
The budos band- “into the fog”
Pouya- “dumb fucks”
Air- “Kelly watch the stars””
Need a small, compact setup for filming on your phone? Here’s the best phone filming setup for under $15 according to Dan Foley…
For Dan Foley‘s latest video, he decided to give us a little insight into his setup that he uses for filming with his phone. In the video, Dan talks about the Sunpak Platinum Plus “Mini D” Tripod that he picked up for $12.99 and a cell phone mount that he managed to find at the Dollar Store for… You guessed it… A dollar. This is a pretty basic setup, but it’s probably the best phone filming setup for under $15 that you can get. Since not everyone has a Dollar Store near them, we decided to look up both items on Amazon for you. We found the Mini D tripod, but we weren’t able to find the phone mount for as cheap, but it’s available for $4.99. A little more expensive, but it’ll get the job done. Obviously, if you have a Dollar Store nearby, you should definitely take Dan’s (technically Rob Darden‘s) advice.
While we were looking, we came across two Tripod mounts for your phone that could also get the job done. One for $15.99 that includes a remote so you could start recording from a distance and then a cheaper kit that looks like it could also get the job done for you.
If you’re on the hunt for a way to film with your phone that allows you to get a good, clean shot… This might just be worth the investment. Cameras on phones these days definitely get the job done, but having a clean, shake free shot goes a long way when it comes to a BMX video that’s worth watching. There’s nothing worse than an edit filmed by a shaky hand.
Do you have any other affordable ways to get some clean shots while filming with your phone? Let us know in the comments below!
The title for this one is pretty self explanatory, but yeah. Dan Foley was out cruising around for some new spots to ride and came across this gem of a spot. This retaining wall had 25 “steps” that were set up perfect for a long manual down the hill. It’s pretty impressive considering how that setup is all down hill and Dan is brakeless. Plenty of bike control and balance being put to good use for this one! Take a peek.
“Gotta love a good manual challenge. Found this one nearby and couldn’t resist.”
Dan Foley is back at it with a new video for your viewing pleasure. This time around he dialed in his bike after he received a fresh shipment of parts from Cult, then spends some time getting kicked out of spots before settling on his local park for some riding time. As always, this has some real dialed riding and clean film work. Enjoy!
“The feeling of putting on some new parts and jumping on your bike is a great one. Unfortunately, the weather, security, and cops don’t care whatsoever. Luckily they didn’t completely kill the buzz this time and riding prevailed.
Huge thanks to Cult and Madera for always making sure my bike is rolling and feeling right.”
Dan Foley coming through with another BMX video for your viewing pleasure. This one kicks things off at a little DIY skatepark setup where Dan puts the mini ramp and a few of the other setups to good use, then he takes advantage of a spot created by nature. This sidewalk setup, that was created by the luck of a tree falling over, lead to a solid little session. It’s pretty rad how you can make a spot out of something that most people would just think is a natural disaster. Take a peek and see what Dan got into for yourself.
“A little afternoon jaunt from a DIY session spot to an elusive sidewalk setup. Shot out to Zack Roberts for the heads up on the spot.”
Dan Foley coming through with a new video from his time with some the Cult team down in Florida for the FloriDeah Swamp Fest the other weekend. This video follows the guys on a random day they spent out cruising Trey’s backyard, a few spots and the Swamp Fest setup, along with some rope swing and food time. Take a peek since there’s plenty of dialed riding and good times to see!
After you watch this, check out the Cult “Florida Style” video from the trip!
“I filmed a bunch of random behind the scenes stuff throughout our last day shooting on a recent Cult trip to Florida. Featuring Trey Jones, Sean Ricany, Corey Walsh, Alex Duleba, Russ Barone, Veesh, and myself. Additional filming by Andrew York.“
