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Kunstform – Felix Prangenberg 2018 Video

March 5, 2018

Kunstform just dropped a banger featuring Felix Prangenberg getting down around Europe!

If you don’t know by now that whenever you see Felix Prangenberg‘s name pop up, you’re in for a treat… You’re blowing it! Kunstform just dropped this new video featuring Felix going to work on street spots and a few ramps around Europe and, as expected, he produced some damn good riding. Get on that play button and take in all the goodness!

“We’re very proud to finally present you the new BMX video of Felix Prangenberg which he filmed together with Robin Kachfi over the past year across Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.
Felix invested a lot of miles, time and pain for it and this is why you’ll not be disappointed!

Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!
www.kunstform.org

Filmed & edited by Robin Kachfi

Additional filming Callum Earnshaw

Music: Datura – Voyage” – Kunstform

Wethepeople – Weekenders: Episode 2 – Simple Session 2018

February 13, 2018

Take a behind the scenes look at what the Wethepeople team got into during Simple Session!

The other weekend, the Wethepeople team invaded Tallinn, Estonia for Simple Session 2018. Here’s a raw cut of behind the scenes footage showing us what the guys got into from the riding to their time off the bikes during their stay. Take a peek!

“The WETHEPEOPLE team were out in force at SIMPLE SESSION last weekend in Tallinn, Estonia. Join Jordan Godwin, Dillon Lloyd, Felix Prangenberg, Dan Kruk, Ed Zunda, Paul Tholen and Latvian rookie Marek Kuhalskis as they battle through the madness which is Simple Session.“

Kunstform at Simple Session 2018

February 10, 2018

The Kunstform Crew made the trip out to Simple Session 2018 for some riding and good times!

Last weekend Tallinn, Estonia hosted the 18th annual Simple Session contest that brought BMX riders from all around the world out for a weekend of riding and partying. The Kunstform crew made the trip from Germany to ride, and ended up having a few of the guys in Finals! Check out what they got into on and off their bikes in the two videos below!

“Here’re the Highlights of the Simple Session 2018 BMX Street qualification runs of our bros Felix Donat, Miguel Smajli, Robin Kachfi & Felix Prangenberg.

www.kunstform.org

Kamera & Edit: Robin Kachfi

Music: Ryan Little – Day22 #30DayChallenge”

“Here’re the Highlights of the Simple Session 2018 BMX Street qualification runs of our bros Felix Donat, Miguel Smajli, Robin Kachfi & Felix Prangenberg.

Kamera & Edit: Robin Kachfi

Music: Ryan Little – Day22 #30DayChallenge”

Wethepeople BMX – Felix Prangenberg “Foundation” Section

December 13, 2017

Felix Prangenberg’s section from the Wethepeople “Foundation” video now online!

Here’s some good news. The Wethepeople crew are going to be releasing their “Foundation” DVD online for your viewing pleasure. They’re kicking things off with Felix Prangenberg‘s section that is loaded with grinds and freecoaster madness on spots all over the world. Excellent riding, rad spots and some great film work. Hit play and enjoy.

“THE WETHEPEOPLE CREW SET OUT IN JANUARY 2016 TO FILM FOR THEIR THIRD FULL-LENGTH BMX VIDEO AND TRAVELED TO OVER 10 COUNTRIES, EXPLORING OVER 20 CITIES AND DESTROYING THEMSELVES MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY IN THE PROCESS.

The first part to be uploaded is Felix Prangenberg.

Filmed and Edited by Calum Earnshaw.” – DIG

Wethepeople BMX – Felix Prangenberg Signature Pathfinder Line

November 15, 2017

Take a look at the new Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame, bars and sprocket from Wethepeople BMX…

The crew at Wethepeople sent over full details on the new Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame, bars and fork for you guys to check out. Starting things off, let’s get a look at the Pathfinder frame!

Pathfinder Frame

The Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder frame is made from butted, seamless Japanese 4130 chromoly tubing with a 76-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.7″ bottom bracket height and a 12.95″ – 13.5″ chainstay length. The frame features a taller 127mm, CNC machined and heat-treated integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes, an offset thickness Mid bottom bracket shell, integrated seat post clamp, a wide rear triangle with curved stays and bridges for 2.5″ tire clearance, extruded offset thickness and dent resistant chainstays and 6mm thick, CNC machined dropouts. The Pathfinder frame is a brakeless frame and has NO BRAKE MOUNTS.

The Pathfinder frame is available in 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths, colors of glossy black ED and translucent Rootbeer with a weight of 5.2 lbs. (2.36 KG / 21″ top tube length) and can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople BMX worldwide starting now.

Taller 127mm, CNC machined and heat-treated integrated head tube with external gussets on the top and down tubes.

Offset thickness Mid bottom bracket shell.

Curved stays and bridges for 2.5″ tire clearance and an integrated seat post clamp.

6mm thick, CNC machined dropouts.

Pathfinder Bars

Next up we have the Felix Prangenberg signature Pathfinder bars. These 4-piece bars are made from full liquid post-weld heat-treated 4130 “M2″ chromoly straight gauge tubing. The bars are available in a 9″ and a 9.6″ rise, 29″ width, 11.5” degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The bars feature an oval cross tube for additional dent resistance and added strength. You can also pick these up in a 25.4mm Oversized size and the standard 22.2mm size. Note: The oversized size requires a stem in the matching size.

The Pathfinder 4-piece bars come in Glossy Black ED only with a weight of 38.8 oz. (2.39 lbs. / 1084 grams) on the 9.6″ rise, 22.2mm size.

Not only do the bars come in 9″ and 9.6″ rise options, they also come in the standard 22.2mm size or an oversized 25.4mm size in the clamping area. The 25.4mm requires a matching sized stem to fit. You can learn more about the 25.4mm size RIGHT HERE.

That’s a look at the Pathfinder bars!

Pathfinder Sprocket

Last but not least, the Pathfinder Sprocket! This sprocket is fully CNC Machined from 6061-T6 alloy with a unique design pattern and an 8mm thickness. This sprocket features a super strong design that has 9 rotation points for a longer life and sunken adaptors that help with chain alignment. The Pathfinder sprocket has a 24mm bore, but includes 19mm and 22mm adaptors to fit all bolt-on style cranks. You can pick this sprocket up in Matte Black or Polished silver in 25-tooth, 26-tooth and 28-tooth sizes with a weight a 3.66 oz. (104 grams) through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople BMX worlwide now.

The Pathfinder sprocket has a 24mm bore, but includes 19mm and 22mm adaptors to fit all bolt-on style cranks.

Available in 25, 26 and 28 tooth sizes in matte black and polished silver.

That’s a look at the full range of Felix Prangenberg’s signature Pathfinder range from Wethepeople BMX. Everything you see is hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Wethepeople worldwide now. We want to know what you guys are thinking! Let us know if you have any questions or thoughts on what you’re seeing! Drop us a line in the comments below!

Wethepeople – Are We There Yet?

September 15, 2017

Wethepeople dropping a fresh video featuring Jordan Godwin, Ed Zunda, Felix Prangenberg and Sam Waters getting down on street spots in Australia. The crew battled bad luck, rain and less than enough sunlight the whole trip, but fortunately they were still able to stack plenty of clips for this new video! Check it all out!

“Wethepeople PRO riders Jordan Godwin, Ed Zunda and Felix Prangenberg battle jetlag, the weather and incompetent airlines during our trip down under. Despite all this, the guys kept their chins up and went to work on the streets of Melbourne., Guest starring Aussie connect Sam Waters and supported by Monster Energy and BMX International.

Filmed and edited by Callum Earnshaw.” – Wethepeople

Happy Days: Kriss Kyle, Felix Prangenberg & Daniel Tünte in Copenhagen

September 1, 2017

Freedom BMX coming through with a fresh Happy Days video that’s bound to get you stoked. Kriss Kyle, Felix Prangenberg and Daniel Tunte recently spent some time exploring Copenhagen, Denmark, stacking clips on everything they touched. Each of these guys have different, unique styles and it shows on all the different spots they rode. Get on that play button and enjoy!

“After Barcelona and Glasgow, the third part of our Happy Days series is going to Copenhagen, where Kriss Kyle, Felix Prangenberg and Daniel Tünte have been out for a short week at the beginning of summer. But even though the three Nike boys were really on their way from sunrise to sunset on the streets of the capital of Denmark during their sightseeing, they managed to drive only a fraction of the incomparably many good spots there. Keyword “insider tip”! And the best thing is, it really does not seem to bother anyone in Copenhagen when you skate or run walls. On the contrary, the inhabitants of Copenhagen are exceptionally friendly and there are no problems of understanding, because even Danish children in the preschool age already speak accent-free English as their parents.

No wonder, then, that Kriss, Felix and Daniel felt comfortable in Copenhagen, and that it was hailing Banger. Happy days, in fact! In the video above you can see her clip exploitation. Have fun with it!

Music: Vundabar – “Alien Blues”” – Freedom BMX

BMX Trip to CPH 2017 – Felix Prangenberg & Robin Kachfi

July 9, 2017

A few weeks back Felix Prangenberg and Robin Kachfi loaded up and took a trip to Copenhagen to cruise the spots and have some fun on and off the bikes. Here’s a quick edit giving us a look at some of the clips they stacked along the way! If you’re digging this, you can see more from their trip in their BMX Street GoPro POV video that came out last week.

“BMX Trip to CPH 2017 – Felix Prangenberg & Robin Kachfi
Felix Prangenberg & myself went for a BMX trip to Copenhagen, to shred the street spots, having a good time and filming for our upcoming BMX videos. We got a bit injured along our BMX trip and this is why the BMX trip video is just so short but we can’t wait to come back to CPH!”