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Volume Bikes caught up with Demarcus Paul to take a look at his current War Horse setup!
Curious what Demarcus Paul is running for a setup these days? The crew at Volume Bikes caught up with Demarcus for a quick Bike Check to see what his current War Horse setup is looking like. You can check out a parts list and a bunch of photos over on the Volume Bikes website now!
Colin Varanyak drops a random pin on his Map App and then proceeds to shred the spots in the area!
Here’s the latest Drop The Pin video from Ride BMX. This time around they have Colin Varanyak drop a pin to find some new spots to ride. This time around the crew ended up in downtown San Diego where there was no shortage of setups to ride. Here’s a look at what they got for clips!
“Blindly drop a pin on your phone and see what you can find. Colin Varanyak hits the jackpot and drops his pin in Downtown San Diego on a Sunday afternoon with JJ Palmere and Demarcus Paul…
Thanks to Colin, JJ, and Demo for cruising…
Music:
“Bob N Weave” By Clueless Kit
“No More To Say” By Lewpz
http://midwestcollective.bandcamp.com
Film/Edit: Ryan Fudger” – Ride BMX
What happens when you drop some of the best street riders on a 100 foot long rail? You get some crazy grinds and lines.
When it comes to rails, it’s not every day that you get the chance to ride a 100 foot long flat rail. The Ride BMX guys recently got their hands on this rail and decided to invite out a bunch of heavy hitters to ride the mega rail and see what they could come up with for grinds and lines. Needless to say, things got crazy. Check it out!
“Garrett Reynolds, Chad Kerley, Devon Smillie, Bruno Hoffman, Lewis Mills, Dan Lacey, Johnny Raekes, Anthony Perrin, Demarcus Paul, and more session what is possibly the worlds only 100-foot-long flat rail! Absurd. Thanks to our dudes over at Transworld Skate for letting us break it out…” – Ride BMX
Demarcus Paul spends some time exploring a random part of San Diego as he drops a pin in his maps app.
Technology has been an amazing thing for BMX. One tool that most people might not consider is just how useful Google Maps can be for finding new spots to ride. Demarcus Paul took on the Drop The Pin challenge from Ride BMX and ended up in a random part of San Diego to see just what it had or street spots. Hit play to see what he came across for things to ride with a few guest clips from Gary Young!
“The first of a new series…Drop The Pin is about simply cruising a random area in search of something outside the norm.
Demarcus blindly dropped a pin on a map of the greater San Diego area and we hit the road, parked, and pedaled ’til the sun went down. For the first attempt at this series, it went oddly well. Demarcus had been to the Banker’s Hill area before (he’s basically been everywhere in SD), but every single spot we rode was something he had never ridden before.” – Ride BMX
Take a look at what Demarcus Paul and Doeby cooked up for their Sosh Urban Motion video!
Here’s one we’re sure you guys will be stoked on. Demarcus Paul teamed up with filmer Doeby Huynh for the Sosh Urban Motion video contest over in France. They landed in 6th place overall, but you know these two ended up producing a real dialed BMX video that you won’t want to miss. Smooth lines and clean film work! You can’t go wrong with that.
“Winners of the World Wild Card ticket, Demarcus & Doeby bring their smile & skills from California to Paris. Demarcus smooth riding style fits perfectly with Doeby fisheye skills.” – Sosh Urban Motion
The results are in and we have the winners for the 2017 X Games “Real BMX” video contest! Below you can find the three parts with explanations from the riders and judges on the video parts! Check it all out below and let us know what you think in the comments below! Also, expect the results from the reader vote since polling for that closes today!
“Watch Real BMX 2017 gold medalists Nathan Williams and Peter Adam’s full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC’s “World of X Games: Real BMX” broadcast.”
“Watch Real BMX 2017 silver medalists Chad Kerley and Christian Rigal’s full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC’s “World of X Games: Real BMX” broadcast.”
“Watch Real BMX 2017 bronze medalists DeMarcus Paul and Michael Mastroni’s full behind-the-scenes segment from ABC’s “World of X Games: Real BMX” broadcast.“
Earlier today, the X Games unleashed the Real BMX 2017 videos that we have all been waiting to see! We posted up each individual section, but figured it might be easier for people to check out all the videos in one place without having to click around so much. Below you can find all 6 sections from the Real BMX 2017 video contest, which all turned out absolutely amazing. Each rider and each filmer brought their own unique style of how they like to do things and it ended up creating very dialed BMX videos that you won’t want to pass up. After you check out each of the videos, make sure you head over to the X Games website to vote on your favorite video. Your votes will go toward the fan vote that will be announced in a few weeks. Also make sure you watch the full behind-the-scenes show on ABC on June 24 where the judges will announce who got their vote and who took the top spot and why! Until then, enjoy all of the Real BMX 2017 videos below…
Let’s start out with Chad Kerley‘s section that was filmed and edited by Christian Rigal!
Next up, we have Alex Donnachie‘s section that was filmed and edited by Dave Sowerby!
Keep on rolling. Here’s a look at Nathan Williams‘s Real BMX 2017 section that was filmed and edited by Peter Adam!
Back for another round after winning voters choice last year, Colt Fake brought the heat once again with filming and editing being taken care of by Darryl Tocco once again!
Here’s a look at the duo we don’t think too many people could have predicted when they were going to announce the teams this year… Dave Krone – Filmed and edited by Ryan Navazio
Last but not least, here’s a look at Demarcus Paul‘s section that was filmed and edited by Mike Mastroni!
That is all six of the BMX videos that were produced. Like we said up top, these all turned out absolutely amazing and everything from the riding to the film work really kicked ass. We are having a hard time picking a favorite video ourselves, but you can VOTE for your favorite video over on the X GAMES WEBSITE if you know which one is your favorite!
Which X Games Real BMX 2017 video was your favorite? What were the reasons why you liked the video? Let us know in the comments below!
Here’s another banger of a video for the X Games “Real BMX” 2017 contest! When it came time for Demarcus Paul to pick a filmer and editor for the project, there was no doubt that Mike Mastroni was the go to partner for the project! Despite an injury cutting things short, it’s safe to say the two had no problem coming through with a phenomenal video packed with some serious bangers! Check it out below!
“Check out DeMarcus Paul’s entry into Real BMX 2017, the all-video, all-street BMX contest brought to you by ESPN and “The World of X Games.” Vote for your favorite at XGames.com/RealBMX, then watch the full behind-the-scenes show on ABC on June 24.” – X Games
Watch: X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Alex Donnachie and Dave Sowerby
Watch: X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Chad Kerley and Christian Rigal
Watch: X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Nathan Williams and Peter Adam
Watch: X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Colt Fake and Darryl Tocco
Watch: X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Dave Krone and Ryan Navazio
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