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ECLATHENS

June 28, 2019

When the Eclat team get together for a trip, you know it’s going to be a good one. The crew recently made their way to Athens, Greece to put the endless spots to proper use! Hit play to check out banger after banger!

“It may be famed for being one of the oldest cities in the world, dating back 7000 years, but Athens, Greece isn’t just dusty cobbles and philosophers in sandals. We sent DIG video guy Peter Adam off with Eclat’s Bruno Hoffmann, Lewis Mills, Alex Kennedy and Jordan OKane meeting up with locals, including Eclat teammate Jason Eustathiou, to sample the city’s best spots. Needless to say with this crew things got heated, fast. Sit back and enjoy 9 minutes of high grade from some of the best to grace a bike.” – DIG

Riley Smith In Southern California

June 27, 2019

Here’s a real solid video from some of the time Riley Smith spent cruising spots galore between San Diego and Long Beach during his time living out in California! Riley puts his pegs to heavy use and cooked up some great lines and comobso for this one. CHeck it out!

“Whilst living out in California for a year, 19 year old Arlington, WA local, Riley Smith got busy for 4 months between Long Beach and San Diego, filming for this DIG Locals video. Wild tech lines and precision moves thoughout!

Filmed and edited by Ethan Cole” – DIG

David Gomes – Session Libre X Bros Bike Store

June 25, 2019

David Gomes coming in hot with a fresh edit from his local park over in France for Bros Bike Store! As always, David brings a ton of style, combos and lines filled with grinds, whips, barspins and more! Hit play and check out what he threw down!

“21 year old Bros / Subrosa rider David Gomes has a long history with his local organisation/skatepark ‘Session Libre’, having grown up and fine-tuned his talents there. They will be celebrating their twentieth birthday with a jam and concert there on the June 29th, but before that David got together with Romain Fel to film this sick little park edit. Pure finesse!

Film/Edit: Romain Feil” – DIG

Sean McGilly In Edinburgh

June 20, 2019

Sean McGilly coming through with a dialed new edit from the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland for your viewing pleasure! This video is packed with great riding, rad spots and some real clean film work, making for a BMX video you’ll want to watch from start to finish! Take a look!

“We’ve know Scotland’s Sean McGilly for a while now and when we caught glimpses of a project he was undertaking with Edinburgh based filmer Andy MacDonald we knew it was something to keep an eye out for. Battling Scottish weather, the guys filmed this over a couple months and despite not getting everything they were looking for, this still turned out awesome. Sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Scottish capital, with some sick riding from the BSD Worldwide Crew rider. Big love to Andy for hooking this up and creating a visual treat.

SONG: 5 bit Blues, by Kid Koala (Ninja Tunes)” – DIG

Stuart Chisholm In Lisbon

June 17, 2019

Lisbon, Portugal has been really starting to become a hotspot the past few years, and it’s easy to see why! The place is packed with amazing spots. Source BMX‘s rider Stuart Chisholm recently spent a week exploring the city, stacking clips on all of the amazing spots that the place has to offer. We weren’t too familiar with Stuart’s riding going into this one, but it’s clear this guy is NOT scared to send it on a big setup. Hit play!

“South Coast UK shredder Stuart Chisholm (@Bigg_stuu_) headed out for a 7 day stint in Lisbon, Portugal, and even after a full 3 days of rain, he still came back with this stacked and packed edit from the remaining 4 days..

Film/edit by: Ali Jassim / @a.jassim_uk” – DIG

KC Badger – Snakebite Podcast

June 14, 2019

It has been a minute since Shad Johnson has dropped a new Snakebite Podcast, but today he has a banger for you to check out. This time around Shad caught up with KC Badger where they talked about a ton of stories from the past, riding in Arizona and Oregon, riding for Kink and more. KC also talks about his transition to life “after BMX” where he has followed his other interests like fishing. This one is over 2 hours long, but it’s a damn good listen. Hit play and take it all in.

“Mid-shool stalwart and KINK BMX legend KC Badger and I talk about the Arizona scene in the late 90’s, his years on Kink, the Mountain Bike Vs BMX Bike debate, dead bodies at the trails, Fly fishing, and much much more.” – Shad Johnson

Weird & Revered DVD Premiere and Jam Highlights

June 13, 2019

The Weird & Revered “Vagabond Squad” DVD premiered the other weekend after a couple of years of traveling and stacking clips! Here’s a video they put together from the premiere, along with a street jam that the crew went out on as well! Looks like it was a great time to us!

“Canada’s Weird & Revered crew has been hard at work on a full length BMX film entitled, “Vagabond Squad.” The film is community rooted with a strong focus on the Edmonton BMX scene. Although a majority of the clips are from their home city, the footage spans 9 countries, 8 American states, and 4 Canadian provinces and territories. After 3 years of filming, the project is now complete. On May 11, the crew celebrated with a premiere and street jam. Here is a taste of what the event looked like, as captured by various members of the Edmonton BMX scene.” – DIG

Alessandro Donaggio – Zona Uno

June 12, 2019

There are different levels of commitment when it comes to BMX, and Alessandro Donaggio went all in! After moving from Italy to Barcelona, Spain in search of more opportunities to ride with other riders and some of the worlds spots, it’s safe to say the decision has been a good one. Hit play to watch Alessandro go to work on spots all over his new home. No shortage of gold in this BMX video.

“I’m Alessandro Donaggio, a BMX street rider from a small island of Venice, Italy. I started BMX when I was 16 after I worked hard and finally I had the possibility of buying my first bike. I was the only rider in my town and most of the time I was riding alone, because there was no one else to share my passion with. I soon realized that it wasn’t the right place for me.

I left for Barcelona at 19 and now I have been living here for a year and a half. Riding here is made of early mornings and late nights in between my shifts at work. I realized how much BMX was helping me when things were going wrong, and falling apart; but what’s more important for me is to share my feelings to the people on the streets, and express myself through BMX, as if it was an artform.” – Alessandro Donaggio