Check out Gaspar Guendulain’s new signature Focus frame promo!

BSD have released the new Gaspar Guendulain signature Focus frame! Here’s a fresh promo video where Gaspar puts the new frame to work with no shortage of heat!

“Gaspar Guendulain, all the style and an approach to the streets that’s uniquely his own, just like his new signature BSD frame. This is the Gaspar Guendulain Focus video. Enjoy…

A few words from Gaspar about the making of this video and his new signature BSD Focus frame” – BSD

“I decided to make my video in the city where I live, Cordoba, Argentina, located in the centre of the country. It’s a province that represents a very strong BMX scene in Argentina, and I think it’s very important to use spots where I come from. There are also other provinces where we added some clips, such as San Luis and Buenos Aires. But a large part of the video was filmed in and around Cordoba.

Maximiliano Coca filmed this video and we also had extra help from other friends there, and Ciro Costantini took some very good photos.

I’m very happy with the result even though halfway though filming for the video I unfortunately had a near-fatal accident. I had to rehabilitate for approximately four months to feel better again, but finally, its done.

As for my frame, the Focus is very interesting, different from what’s the mainstream today, and I think it looks incredible. I feel stable and at the same time it’s a very easy bike to manoeuvre. I can easily throw whips or be technical even with a 21.5″. I couldn’t be more satisfied with how it feels…” – Gaspar Guendulain

Find out more about the BSD Focus frame here!

Filmed by Maximiliano Coca
Edited by Dave Sowerby

Check out Gaspar Guendulain’s “Muchacho de Barrio” section.

We haven’t heard much about the “Muchacho de Barrio” video yet, but it looks like sections are starting to make their way online. BSD
s Argentina connect Gaspar Guendulain‘s section from the video is now online for your viewing pleasure, and it’s a banger. Take a look! We’ll keep an eye out for more sections from this video and share them once they pop up.

“We’re super hyped to share Gaspar Guendulain’s section from Maxi’s (Maximiliano Coco) ‘Muchacho de Barrio’ — a full-length BMX film that dropped earlier this month.

Here are a few words from Gaspar about the project:” – BSD

““Muchacho de Barrio” is a video we filmed in Córdoba, Argentina — a mixtape featuring many friends from across the country.

I’m really stoked about how this video turned out. Maxi (Maximiliano Coco) has done an incredible job – it’s something that hasn’t been done before in Argentina with this level of detail and effort. It’s an amazing contribution to the scene, immortalising these moments forever.

My part was filmed by both Maxi and Hernán Rimoldi, another filmmaker I had the pleasure of working with. I’m beyond happy with the result. Believe it or not, out of all the places I’ve been in the world, Córdoba has been the most challenging for me to film in. It’s landscapes are incredibly harsh—trust me, haha.

I’m extremely proud to be part of this video and to have so many riders involved. Only we truly understand what those days of fun in the streets meant to us, and capturing these unforgettable moments in our lives is something special.

I’m super grateful for Maxi’s work, to BSD and Vans for their support, and to everyone who contributed to this project born in Córdoba, Argentina!”

Directed by: Coca Maximiliano
Design & Visuals: BORDE (Design Studio)
Photography: Ciro Costantini” – Gaspar Guendulain

Gaspar Guendulain in Barcelona for BSD!

BSD‘s Gaspar Guendulain bringing his effortless style to spots all over Barcelona in his latest edit packed with dialed riding!

“Gaspar Guendulain looks at spots like they are a puzzle to be solved. Put him in Barca for a month with the crazy setups there and you know he is going to come away with a whole bunch of creative problem solving. This is Gaspar Guendulain ‘Puzzle’. Enjoy…

Filmed by Guillermo Lyon
Edited by Dave Sowerby

Additional filming by
Axel Gonzalez
Facundo Meneses
Matias Barboza” – BSD