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Here’s a rad one from a laidback day of riding the NOFATE Crew over in France got in while cruising a few spots around Marseille! Solid riding and clean film work from start to finish. Take a look!
“You know those kinda spots you hit for a quick sesh and then it turns in to an all day affair? That’s exactly the case with this fun setup in Marseille. The NOFATE get business handled. Enjoy!” – DIG
Here’s one the trails riders out there will be stoked on. Check out this mix from a bunch of trails over in the U.K, along with some ramps as well for good measure. This is 7 minutes of goodness with plenty of style and good vibes. Take a look!
“Chad Cowell and friends have been working away on this one deep in the woods over the last summer and it’s a real fun watch. Consisting of mainly UK trails spots, the odd bit of bowl footage (including the legendary Crowhurst) and a few clips from France sprinkled on top – this will make you want to grab a shovel immediately. Some of those doubles towards the end are monsters!” – DIG
Last fall we heard about the Share A Bike, Share A Smile non-profit that Gabriel Goldsack was working on to help get parts to rider all over the world, as well as give riders a place to donate their parts. The program has been growing, and they’ve released a new mixtape to show the progress! Check out a ton of footage from riders that have been given bike parts and some from a few of the guys donating from all around the world. This is awesome to see, and the riding is well worth checking out!
““Give & Take” is a BMX mixtape featuring 33 of the riders from 9 countries in 5 different continents that were a part of ‘Share a Bike – Share a Smile’ during 2021.
20 of them received parts, 13 of them donated parts, and of course many more riders were involved during 2021 donating and receiving as a way to share the joy we all feel riding 20 inches bikes.
I’ll like to say thanks to everyone that’s been a part of this, trusting, sharing & believing in this project.
If you want to get involved just get in touch and if you want to donate here’s the link!
This is just the beginning!” – Gabriel Goldsack
Edit: Teresa Grauten
-First song: Ajax ft Dollar, Guajiro Juglardelsig.
-Second song: Glenny 417, Biskopsgården Night life.
-Third song: The Custodian of Records, The La La Joint.
-Fourth song: Team Schreisse Helikopterhandmann.
-Fifth song: The Chats, I feel good.” – DIG
The CLVLND crew down in Australia coming in hot with a brand new 24 minute mixtape! Watch as this crew of heavy hitters go to work on a ton of skateparks, street spots, backyard ramps and trails! This is definitely worth hitting play on!
“Josh Turley, Denby Chandler, Cody Webb, Jake Norris, Guy Perrett, Dylan Steinhardt, James, ‘Jimmah’ Pease, Paul Cooper, Boyd Hilder, Tim Storey, Josh Newman, Nick Madocks, Max Tooley, Mitch Campbell, Kyle Fletcher, Brock Olive, Marius Dietsche, Declan Kilpatrick, Jerry Vandervalk, Jon Mak, Minty, Venweexyker, Weexey, Wookey, Will Green, Ryan Bulldog, Mike Vockenson, Swanga, Rory Kearney, Louis Smith, and Carraig Troy.
Filmed and edited by Tim Storey”
To celebrate the release of his signature Zuin frame from United, Miki Fleck has this new one packed with goodness from the streets, parks and trails showing you just what the frame can handle! As always, Miki delivers with a good mix of riding with plenty of speed and style. Hit play and take a look!
“Miki Fleck has had a wild few years and now things just keep heating up. The ZUIN frame is the latest addition to Miki’s line of signature United products, and oh boy it’s a good’n. As you’ll see in the video, this thing can do it all, from the streets to the parks, you’ll be flying.” – DIG
You can always count on Justin Schwanke to deliver when he has a new video to check out! Here’s his latest Weird & Revered video he self-filmed while out cruising spots. This video has a pretty laid back vibe, but the spots and riding are creative and unique, making for a super entertaining watch. You won’t want to skip this one!
“Self-filming is the most obsessive form of bike riding. When I’m riding alone with a camera, it’s all at my own pace. I’m in complete control. There are no cheers, high-fives, or anyone to say, ‘Let’s come back another day.’ When I’m self-filming, I can take as many attempts at a trick as I want. I can also film as many angles as I want. Every single detail can be fussed over. This of course has its benefits for creating a high quality product, but it can also have its downfalls.
I injured my shoulder while working on this video. My physiotherapist says I have supraspinatus tendinopathy and possibly a small labral tear. The precursor to this injury is two-fold: 1) Muscle loss and 2) Self-filming. In September 2020, I unexpectedly began losing muscle mass throughout my body. At my worst, I was down 10 pounds and significantly slimmer. I navigated the medical system with various specialist doctors, tests, and scans. No answer was found for the cause of my issues. In late spring of 2021, I started to see gradual improvement in my condition. Throughout the rest of the summer and fall, I rode hard to finish filming this video.
I’ve always thought of self-filming as a marathon, not a sprint. Capturing one trick can sometimes require multiple hours of attempts. Historically, I’ve prided myself on my ability to focus for long periods of time, manage my emotions, and push through pain to capture those 10 seconds of success on camera. I’ve since had a slight change in perspective. Now 3 months into this injury and another month or two of recovery ahead of me, I can admit that these marathon self-filming sessions were not healthy, especially because I hadn’t fully gained back the muscle I lost.
Contained in this video is 2 and a half years of footage which I’m excited to share with the world. More importantly though, this video contains a personal lesson: Pacing myself goes well beyond a single session. I want this one man show to continue for years to come.” –Justin Schwanke
Riding, filming, editing: Justin Schwanke
Locations: British Columbia, Alberta, and New Brunswick
Can you really go wrong with a fresh BMX video from Barcelona? Here’s a look at what Martti Lainevool and Chris Patrick Tilk threw down on spots all over the city over the course of 2 weeks! Real solid riding and clean film work! Check it!
“We’ve got two for the price of one today in this split video with Estonia duo Martti Lainevool and Chris Patrick Tilk. Filmed by Kertu Kasemets at the end of last year in Barcelona, this video came about after a chance meeting in the city, and boom, two weeks later and the guys had filmed a full edit. This hits real good!” – DIG
Oh yeah! It’s been a while since we’ve seen some fresh Mike Mastroni footage, but it turns out he’s been busy stacking clips for this new one that is 5 minutes of creative and original riding that you do not want to miss. As always, the filming and editing is real dialed, too. Hit play because this is a Must See for sure.
“It’s been a good three years since we saw a fresh part from Sunday’s Mike Mastroni, but that didn’t mean he was sleeping! Since the completion of his Headlight’s section, Mike has been out there bagging ultra creative clips on a variety of stand-out setups, and the result is well… incredible. ‘Industrial Eyes’ is the kind of part you can watch over and over and notice something new every viewing. This has to be one of our favorites in a long time.
Sit back, enjoy, and try to wrap your head around those clips… ” – DIG