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Head over to ESPN BMX for a photogallery shout by our very own Jeremy Pavia featuring Anthony and Ronnie Napolitan. Each photo has a little caption in the box (hover over it if you didn’t know) about their experiences as being brothers and making the move out to California.
ESPN’s behind the scenes series on The Shadow Conspiracy comes to a conclusion today. I’ve loved the whole thing and I think it does a great job representing what Ronnie and all of the guys are about. Even if you missed the others, this can stand alone and make sense by itself.
Part two of ESPN BMX‘s Behind The Scenes series with The Shadow Conspiracy continues. This time they talk more about the image of the brand along with the products like the classic Interlock chain and more! This is part 2 of 4 so expect more soon!
Filmed and edited by Aaron Nardi
Oh hell yeah. This is something I’ve always wanted to do but it looks like Aaron Nardi and ESPN BMX beat me to it! They’re going to start doing a series called Behind the Scenes where they give you an in-depth look at different things around the BMX industry. They kicked things off with a look at The Shadow Conspiracy and where they came from. This is a must see for sure!
Can you believe that Jamie Bestwick landed the top spot for X-Games Vert in Barcelona? I can, and it’s also his 8th time pulling in the gold which is damn impressive. If you look at the scores below, you can see just how close it was. Simon Tabron pulled in the same score, but his next highest score was lower than Jamies, which made him the winner. Check out this video interview ESPN did with Jamie shortly after the win.
“1. Jamie Bestwick 91.00
2. Simon Tabron 91.00
3. Vince Byron 90.33
4. Chad Kagy 90.33
5. Coco Zurita 88.66
6. Steve McCann 88.66
7. Dennis McCoy 88.00
8. Austin Coleman 85.00
9. Mykel Larrin 83.66
10. Zack Warden 82.33
Jeremy Pavia caught up with Hoffman Bikes‘ Zack Warden to take a closer look at his current Bama setup! Make your way over to the ESPN website to check it out!
BMX is crazy because there are guys who are so incredibly talented, yet the money isn’t there to let them fully push their talents as far as it could go. Simon O’Brien is one dude who definitely can say this applies to him. Being one of the best flatland riders in the world for the past decade has given him a lot of opportunities, but at 33 years old, he’s decided to take a different route and see where things go for himself. Head over to ESPN to check out an interview about his decision to put BMX on the back burner to pursue an opportunity with the Australian Navy that came with this new edit.
