Snakebite uploaded the DK Bicycles Team Mix section from the “System Video” that was originally released in 2004! Check out riding from Quinn Semling, Nathan Fons, Steve Cuesta, Catfish, Brett Banasiewicz, Robbie Miranda and Adam Rager! This is a damn good watch, so get on that play button!
DK Bicycles – Nick Bruce Welcome Video
Here’s some sponsor news that a lot of people suspected! Nick Bruce is now doing it for DK Bicycles. As some of you likely pieced together when Nick announced that he left the Total BMX team to ride for a brand closer to home, this is one of those sponsorships that make a lot of sense, especially with Nick being from Ohio and DK being based there as well. Hit play for a short but sweet welcome video packed with dialed riding from Nick’s personal park. After that, you can check out a quick video interview Vital BMX did with Nick about making the switch, the Olympics and more down below!
“Nick Bruce comes home to Ohio as the newest member of the DK Bicycles team. As one of the most progressive park riders in BMX and an Ohio native, it only made sense to join forces with Nick. Nick built up a DK Phase frame and went straight to work at his personal ramp facility to create this edit. Look for much more from Nick and DK as this journey begins! Filmed and edited by Danny Mizicko for DK Bicycles.” – DK Bicycles
DK Bicycles “Damn Kids” – Full Video (1998)
Snakebite keeping the old school uploads going strong! Here’s the full DK “Damn Kids” video from 1998 for your viewing pleasure! This video is an absolute gem featuring so many legends. Check out riding from Mike Ardelean, Chris Doyle, Nate Hanson, Todd Walkowiak, Dave Freimuth, Leigh Ramsdell, Colin Winkelmann, Robbie Miranda, Neil Wood, Adam Volk, Herb Hill, Brian Vowell and Matt Macik. Street, trails, ramps and more. If you want a proper history lesson, or just want to relive the good old days, hit play and enjoy! Too good to pass up!
DK – Dave Freimuth “Damn Kids” Section (1998)
Snakebite have uploaded another classic online for your viewing pleasure. Here’s Dave Freimuth‘s section from the DK “Damn Kids” video that was originally released back in 1998. Hit play for a bunch of park and street gems from back in the day that still kicks a lot of ass in 2021.
DK – Robbie Miranda & Neal Wood “Damn Kids” Section (1998)
Although Robbie Miranda and Neal Wood clocked a lot of laps on the race track, they threw down on trails, street and ramps just as hard. Here’s their split section from the DK Bicycles “Damn Kids” video from 1998! Not only did these guys stack a lot of great clips, they clocked some miles from Washington D.C to the U.K and more.
DK – Chris Doyle “Damn Kids” Section (1998)
Snakebite are always delivering with the classics! Here’s one we’re sure a ton of people will be stoked on. Check out Chris Doyle‘s section from the DK “Damn Kids” video that was released way back in 1998! As always, Chris’ riding is timeless so even after all these years this still kicks a ton of ass. Take a look!
DK Bicycles Discontinues General Lee Bike After 20 Years
Here’s some news we’re honestly surprised we’re posting about now, and not years ago. DK Bicycles have finally made the decision to discontinue their long running General Lee bike after somewhere around 20 years in production in some form. They made the announcement on Instagram to let people know about the decision, citing recent events in BMX and the world that have made it clear there isn’t room for racism in any form, directly or indirectly.
Now, based on the comments on DK’s post, it’s pretty clear this has hurt some people’s feelings because they don’t think it’s racist and just shows love for southern pride. Sure for some that might be the case, but for MOST it has direct ties to white supremacy and a negative history that isn’t something that is tolerated anymore. Yes, the confederate flag was taken off the bike years ago, but the name of the bike, and the car from Dukes of Hazzard, have pretty much burned the image of that flag into everyone’s mind, and for most that image isn’t a good reminder of the past.
So, we’re stoked to see DK make this move. As somebody commented, it’s just a name and color and hasn’t hurt anyone. If that’s the case, then what’s the big deal with it going away? If it’s just a bike with a name and color it shouldn’t be a big deal. There’s literally hundreds of other bikes with names and colors, so it shouldn’t be that hard to move on.
DK – Drew Bezanson at All In
It’s always a good day when some fresh Drew Bezanson footage surfaces online! DK dropped this new one featuring Drew getting loose at All In Skatepark up in Canada with a ton of bangers from big tricks to crazy transfers and wallrides. As always, Drew delivers with the goods and you won’t want to miss it. Hit play and check this BMX video out!
“DK’s Drew B. doesn’t mess around when it comes to video projects and he went ALL IN for this one at All In skatepark in Ontario, Canada. Creative lines and wild tricks all executed at the outrageous level that only Drew can produce.
Filmed and edited by Broderick Horne for DK Bikes.
Music: Freedom Hawk, “Her Addiction”” – DK
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