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BSD X BMXelement – Hans Olav Strømmen Video

August 31, 2020

Hans Olav Strommen is now doing it for BSD over in Norway through BMXelement. Here’s his welcome video packed with clips from the streets of Oslo and Trondheim filled with grinds, nose balance and more! Take a look!

“20 year old Hans Olav Strømmen is one bad ass Norwegian, as you’re about to see. After getting his new BSD Soulja frame via his sponsor BMXelement he wasted no time and clocked this footage in a month. Apart from two cats Princess Sassy Snickers and Pissi 2.0., Hans also appears to have a liking for tire rides, nozzas and large wallrides. Filmed in Trondheim and Oslo, Norway.

Filmed and edited by Rune Ravlosve” – DIG

Subrosa – Moritz Nussbaumer 2020 Video

August 28, 2020

Whenever Moritz Nussbaumer‘s name pops up, you know you’re going to see something awesome. Here’s his latest for Subrosa that was filmed over the course of the past two years, when riding and traveling was far more simple. As always, Moritz brings a super good mix of tricks to a ton of great spots, so hit play and take a look. This one is too good to miss!

“Filmed throughout the last two years in between going to uni and working full-time, Subrosa’s Mo Nussbaumer has another absolute screamer for ya. The dude can do it all! Shot in Berlin, Munich, FO, Valencia Barcelona and Athens.

“Everything was filmed by my closest friends of whom most work and that’s why I would like to thank them especially.” – Mo

Filmed by Raph Jeroma Williams, Daniel Tünte, Simone Barraco, Sebu Messerer, Dabian Bader, Lukas Häusler and Bepe.” – DIG

Antoine Baeulieu – Hot and Cold

August 19, 2020

It’s always awesome getting an edit with a mix of spots. Antoine Baeulieu‘s new edit is filled with clips from Quebec City up in Canada and Long Beach, California giving you a little hot and cold action. Antoine brings plenty of grinds and more to all the spots he hit up, along with some guest clips from familiar faces. Take a look!

“Antoine Baeulieu hails from Quebec City Canada. After stacking footage for the last two years on his favourite unique set-ups and battling the big Canadian winters. He decided to head down to Long Beach for 5 months, without knowing anybody. After going out into the unknown he met, and rode with everyone down there and sleep on a bunch of couches, having the best time of his life. Throughout the time he was there Stephan August filmed a enough for an edit and even a few guest clips from Christopher Gonzales ” @SPEEDYGMX, Matt Comeau “@CATTMOMEAU” and Trevor “@TREVMAGS”. Doing it for OGCBMX, hotandcold and Mathieu Performance Bike Shop

Video by Stephan August and friends” – DIG

“Souvenir”

August 12, 2020

It’s always a good day when a full-length video comes out featuring a ton of riders we’re not too familiar with. The “Souvenir” video is just shy of a half hour featuring a ton of different riders going to work on street spots and parks out in Arizona. The riding is real solid, the filming and editing is on point. Hit play and take a look at what these guys stacked for clips over the past few years.

“Originally filming for some fun youtube content, things progressed and suddenly Dalton Voss and friends realised they were in the midst of filming a full-length. We’re glad because there’s a lot of awesome stuff in there. Shot over two to three years in Arizona, with one trip to California for good measure. Love seeing young dudes putting in effort for years on one project.

“It has gone through many phases and name changes, but I stuck with Souvenir because this video holds so many memories me and all the boys had riding and filming together.” – Dalton Voss

Rider list in order of appearance:

Tyler Valino (@tyler_valino)
Mario Garcia (@marianogarcia__)
Adrian Brothers (@adrianbrothers__)
Steven Hammond (@scuba_steeze)
Dalton Voss (@dalton.voss)
Lawson Murphy (@lawcpoo)
Michael Harvey (@michael__harvey)
Jacob Harward (@thenewjacobharward)
jake Blais (@_jakeblaiss)
Hunter Guidubaldi (@ohyeaokthen)
Terrence Moore (@thatyungt)
Trevor Luglan (@trevor_luglan)
Chance Davis (@thetrippy_hippie)
James McDonald (@jamesh_mcdonald)
Corbin Hatton (@corbinhatton)
Jarod Peck (@jarod_peck)
Zhean Lafitte (@zheanpierrelafitte)
John Sands (@cookieballs)” – DIG

Ross Taylor – Front Wheel Physicist

July 29, 2020

Here’s one for the guys who love themselves some nose balance! Hit play to watch Ross Taylor go to work on spots with plenty of nose manuals and hang fives. Although his nose balance is unreal, that’s not all he has! Plenty of grinds, whips, turndowns and more to take in, in this one. Hit play and check out what he cooked up in this fresh BMX video!

“You may have seen Ross Taylor’s instagram account pop up on your feed before, probably containing some insane nozza or front end related madness. Today we’ve got more from the Scot, all laced together for this DIG Locals piece. We’ve got a feeling you’re going to be seeing a lot more of this guy…

Filmed and edited by Ethan Gardner” – DIG

Matt Closson 2020 Video

July 17, 2020

When you see Matt Closson‘s name pop up, you know you’re going to see a wild one! Due to COVID shutting down Las Vegas, he was off work and decided to get to work on a ton of spots around the city, some that he would have never had the chance to get to without the shutdown. Needless to say, Matt crushed everything he got he shot at. Hit play and take a look at all this heat!

“The mayor of Sin City returns to DIG for another round of wild street activity. This guy has put a serious hurting on everything in his way over the last few years and he just struck gold again with this. Big setups, precision rail moves, a helluva big half cab and so much more. Fiend’s Matt Closson is a hog of the highest order!

Filmed by Higher Def
Last clip filmed by Peter Adam” – DIG

Weird & Revered “Vagabond Squad” – Derek Bolz & Outro Sections

July 8, 2020

The final sections from the Weird & Revered “Vagabond Squad” DVD have popped up online. This time around we get Derek Bolz‘s section that’s filled with wild gaps and drops. It’s safe to say Derek is NOT scared to send it off or over something. After that, we get some laughs, crashes and b-roll to close things out! Hit play and take it all in!

““Vagabond Squad” is a full-length video from Canada’s Weird & Revered crew. Filmed from 2016 to 2019, the project is community rooted with a strong focus on the Edmonton BMX scene. Although a majority of the clips are from the crew’s home city, the footage spans 9 countries, 8 American states, and 4 Canadian provinces and territories.

Closing out our release of sections from Vagabond Squad is Derek Bolz.” – DIG

“Derek is from a small farming community called Provost. About a year into filming the DVD, he moved to Edmonton for school and started riding more regularly with the crew. Derek is highly motivated and reliable which makes him one of my favorite people to film with. Despite a later start to the project, he put in a ton of work to get enough footage for a full section. As we captured and crossed off more and more crazy ideas from his filming list, it soon became apparent that he would have the last section in the video. The boy loves metal and loves a good huck which is the perfect recipe for closing out Weird & Revered’s first DVD, Vagabond Squad.” – Justin Schwanke

Music Credit:
The Mothercraft – Pillars
https://themothercraft.bandcamp.com/releases
Chips Calipso – A Person
https://chipscalipso.bandcamp.com/releases
The Velveteins – Garden Sleeper
http://www.thevelveteins.com

BMX Scene Builders – The Halahans Meet Paul Rad

July 6, 2020

The Halahan’s hit the road to Ohio to spend some time riding with Paul Radosevich at Ray’s MTB and getting to know him a little better with some random questions mixed in throughout the video! As expected, these guys deliver in the riding department, and it’s good to get to know Paul a little better. Hit play to check it out!

“scene / `sen : the place of an occurrence or action
builder / `bil-der : one that builds

Motivated by their own DIY ethos, the Halahan boys take a closer look at Paul’s Boutique in Cleveland, OH. Long time friend and mentor Paul Radosevich walks the boys through what it took to make it happen. The unique spot fits Paul’s riding style perfectly. Tight transitions, lots of lines and safety hazards in a hide away locale that connects to Rays Bike Park.

Film and edit: Murphy Lee Moschetta” – DIG