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.”