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Profile Racing – Matt Coplon Year 48

May 27, 2025

Matt Coplon celebrates turning 48 with a new edit!

It’s been a few years since Matt Coplon put out a new birthday edit (here’s Year 45, but he’s back on it with year 48! As always, Matt delivered with the good stuff on street spots, parks and backyard ramps keeping things interesting from start to finish! Hit play and enjoy!

Watch:
Matt Coplon Year 45
Matt Coplon – Year 42
Matt Coplon – Year 41
Matt Coplon – Year 40

“Matt Coplon, longtime TM/ rider/ wearer of many hats at Profile, celebrated moving up to Level 4.8 by putting together a collection of clips, the latest in a series of edits since he turned 40.Here at DIG we just can’t say enough good things about this guy. His contribution to BMX is second to none on so many levels and even his music taste rules.” – DIG

“A recap of clips filmed on the road to turning 48.

An infinite amount of thanks goes out to these folks for being a part of the filming process, and more importantly, for being THE source of motivation (in order of clips):

Dan Dellorso, Gergo Kis, Heath Evans, Eric Fabisiak, Alan Shirley, Michael Jimenez, Zach Grimmett, Cory Foust, Mike Hinkens, Drew Jackson, Steve Caro, Alex Lepak, and Danny Keeley.

Extra Thanks to Profile Racing, Skatepark of Tampa, Deco Bmx, Circuit Bmx Shop, Radshare, Drop In Coffee, and FLBMX. Thanks to Dig Bmx for their support in hosting.

Thanks to Todd and Dan (Thunderclap/Meatwound) for music clearance: “As I wipe my chin.”

And to you, for taking the time to watch and for your support. Thank You. Thank You. Thank You.

Part Two of this edit is a homage to INXS’ video for their song “Mediate.”
For me, the past three years have been a balancing act between low-lows and high-highs.
Each card represents either a memorial/loss, a stressor, or something that has, or continues to, bring joy. Thankfully, our local BMX community has really helped me navigate this mental headspace; extended thanks to Alex Lepak, Eric Fabisiak, and Dan Dellorso for playing (quite literally) a huge part in that.” – Matt Coplon

Dan Price & Amos Burke – Nuances

May 26, 2025

Dan Price and Amos Burke teamed up for this new one from the streets of the U.K!

If there’s an example of what we think a lot of BMX riders aspire to, it’s what Amos Burke and Dan Price have. These guys might be in their 50’s, but they’re still able to get out and catch sessions with each other, enjoying every minute of it. Here’s a new split edit filled with riding they’ve been getting in while cruising spots over in the U.K. Plenty of gems packed into this one. Take a look!

“It’s not every day you get to watch two 50+ year old riders hitting the streets in a legit split video part, let alone two of the finest OGs, Dan Price and Amos Burke. Filmed on home turf in the Hastings, UK area, the level that these two still ride at is downright sick as hell. 50 is the new 40!” – DIG

“This edit took almost a year, a lot longer to complete than I had anticipated. Gone are the days of riding all weekend or all evenings after work. Amos and I are now both over 50 (I’ve just turned 51 and Amos is a wee bit older turning 53 this year). We both have families, we both work full time which is nothing different to a lot of riders, but as you get older the energy is slowly taken and there is not so much left. Getting out to ride has sometimes been a problem, and sometimes, quite a while between sessions due to commitments, injuries and lack of energy. It’s generally once a week for a couple of hours anyway. We both may not be in our prime anymore but we still love riding. I’m not sure if love is the right word. It’s just part of who we are, there is no Amos Burke and no Dan Price without our long history in BMX. With age though also comes a dropping away of all the nonsense, all the judgement, all the comparing, keeping up with the times. A refinement, if you will. It doesn’t matter, none of it. All that matters is that you can still ride your bike, even if it is once a week or once a month. So here we are, an edit of us doing just that, no thrills, no frills, just two old friends on kids bikes riding street in that classic Dirt Bros/Animal style like we have since the 90’s and still getting told we can’t ride somewhere because it’s private property by the unenlightened. We hope you enjoy this as much as we did making it. Beat mixtape credit: my 12 year old son Jesse P.” – Dan Price

BMX Direct – Lewis Aung Welcome Video

May 16, 2025

Lewis Aung is now doing it for BMX Direct in Thailand.

Here’s a fresh welcome video for Lewis Aung who is now riding for BMX Direct over in Thailand! Hit play to watch Lewis go to work on a bunch of street spots, putting his bag of tricks to good use!

“Welcome to the team Lewis! I was so stoked to meet Lewis that I showed up at the airport a day early, lol. After going back and forth for a couple of months we planned this trip to get him out to Thailand and film a little welcome edit. He worked hard for this.We shot this over the space of a week in Chiang Mai while in the mix with a bunch of heavy hitters visiting Thailand at the same time. It was Lewis’ first time out on a major trip, filming and riding with dudes from all over the world. Stoked to see what the future brings for him. Side note; Lewis is from Myanmar, if you didn’t know it is in the midst of a brutal civil war and things are very hard over there. He’s of military draft age and in the current situation I don’t think anyone would want to be involved with all of that.” – Schogn Lee / BMX Direct

“The Sea”

May 13, 2025

Check out this new mix from the streets of Scotland and Tenerife!

Here’s a new one featuring a few of the U.K’s finest putting in work on street spots from Scotland to Tenerife for your viewing pleasure! Awesome mix of riding and spots, maing for a real good watch. Check it!

“Nine minutes of fresh footage from David McKean and the Edinburgh, Scotland scene. Filmed, on and off, over the course of the last year, featuring Edinburgh locals; Balazs Morvay, Marton Varga, Lewis Rogers & David McKean along with Aberdeen’s Ross Dunbar and Australia expat Renato Rancso. Filmed mostly in Scotland, with a few bonus Tenerife clips for good measure. There’s some serious talent in this crew.” – DIG BMX

Lux BMX – Renato Rancso “Relapsed”

May 5, 2025

Renato Rancso is now doing it for Lux BMX down in Australia.

Wherever Renato Rancso goes, he crushes it. The guy has been bouncing around quite a bit over the years, but it looks like he’s now in Australia to see what the place has to offer. Renato is already making waves down there, because Lux BMX have added him to the squad. Hit play for his welcome video packed with heat from the streets to bring the news.

“We’ve been friends and fans of Renato Rancso for years now, but this welcome video for LUXBMX has to be his best footage to date. Hungarian born, and then transplanted to Scotland, Renato then made the move recently out to Australia, where he has continued to progress at a crazy rate. Outrageous levels of tech!” – DIG

Video by Declan Kilpatrick

Concrete Paradise

May 1, 2025

Jack Hennicke, Willem Jorgensen, Kevin Bass and Ralphy Ramos cruise in concrete paradise.

Here’s a fresh one from some East Coast street goodness for your viewing pleasure! No shortage of grinds and classic spots in this one.

“Ralph Ramos sent through this sick new one from a trip himself, Jack Hennicke, Willem Jorgensen & Kevin Bass too through Virginia, D.C, & Maryland. As DIY as a trip can get. Love to see it! Needless to say, these dudes kill it.

Video by Ralph Ramos” – DIG

Project X – Full Video

April 28, 2025

The full “Project X” video is now online!

What happens when you load a whole bunch of heavy hitters from around the world up for a 10 day road trip in Europe? You get an absolute BANGER of a BMX video. Here is an hour and 45 minutes of footage from the full trip where these guys crushed spots galore, and came across plenty of crazy stuff on and off their bikes along the way courtesy of DIG and The Cut BMX.

“This is Project X – This is BMX

14 Riders, 10 Days, 3 Countries, 1500 Miles, and 1 Epic Roadtrip.

Join our handpicked selection of global BMX talent as Garrett Reynolds, Boyd Hilder, Simone Barraco, Felix Prangenberg, Corey Walsh, Jordan Godwin, Casey Starling, Alex Kennedy, Miki Fleck, Joe Foley, Harrison Arcari, Anthony Perrin, Anahi Valentina, and Dragon Higa storm their way through Europe over ten days of non-stop chaos. From superglued shins to crazed Airbnb hosts, Project X takes back the original road trip concept and turns it up to 11.

Run time – 1hr 45mins

Directed, filmed and edited by Peter Adam
Additional filming by Grant Castelluzzo and Trent Lutzke

Photography by Fred Murray | Additional photography by Wes McGrath

“Using the blueprint created by the influential generations before us, we proudly bring you ‘Project X’. We hope this inspires you and helps fuel your passion for BMX – and all the good and bad that comes with it. To us, this is BMX forever. Thank you for your support.”
Pato and Jay: The Cut BMX
https://thecutbmx.com

Thank you to our PROJECT X partners: Kink BMX / Cinema BMX / Cult / BSD / Vans / The Shadow Conspiracy / etnies / Animal Bikes / Premium / Odyssey BMX / Haro / Primo / Federal / Alive Industry / Moto Bunka / Help MPG / Burn Slow / United / Fiend

PROJECT X is proud to support Share A Bike Share A Smile” – DIG

Red Bull “Featured” – Women’s Highlights

April 25, 2025

Check out the Women’s Highlights from the Red Bull “Featured” contest!

The other weekend the Red Bull “Featured” contest went down over in Manchester. We got a look at the Mens Highlights last week, now we get a look at the full women’s highlights where the ladies were definitely throwing down. Check it all out!

“Following on from the test event back in 2022 Red Bull, have taken the concept one step further with a huge setup in Manchester, UK with four enormous features including; High Air, Sub Box, Quarter, and Jump Box. Tasked with taming the massive ramps for the women’s event were QueenSaray Villegas, Kim Lea Müller, Natalya Diehm, Laury Perez, Hannah Roberts, Nikita Ducarroz, Lara Lessmann and LizSurley Villegas.

Rather than sticking to the rigid competition rules that most of these women would typically be used to, FEATURED opted to go with the tried and tested format of the best BMX jams and contests that we all know and love, (allowing for multiple attempts, slams, sketchy landings and everything else that makes progress fun) and it definitely paid off.

Video by Fred Murray” – DIG