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GT Bicycles keeping the videos from the crew flowing! Here’s a video where Brian Kachinsky shows us what he’s been getting into during the quarantine, from staying busy around the house to cruising some spots in the streets of Chicago! Hit play to see what he cooked up for you!
“Grabbing a coffee, hitting the gym, going bowling… Brian Kachinsky finds his quarantine workarounds then hits the streets of Chicago for a solid solo session.” – GT Bicycles
About two weeks ago we got a look at Tate Roskelley’s Amazing Quarantine Contraption that was a super elaborate way to get a front wheel on his bike. Well, it was also a very long process to make it all work. Here’s a video where Tate explains some of the behind the scenes details!
“From conception to execution, and all of the trials and tribulations along the way, 11 hours and 236 tries later, Tate Roskelley’s Quarantine Contraption was a reality. Here’s a behind the scenes look at the entire process. Safe to say, Tate has a lot of patience!
Shot/cut by Jon Tinsley (@jontinsley)” – GT Bicycles
The quarantine sessions have been going hard lately, an it’s been rad seeing so many ramps popping up! GT Bicycles checked in with Dan Conway to see how his sessions have been going down! Check it out as he throws down on his driveway setup that has a spine, quarterpipe, a rail, a ledge and more. Hit play to watch an lay down plenty of heat! Definitely stoked to see the brakes getting a lot of love!
“While laying low at home watching videos to pass the quarantine time, Dan Conway has been getting inspired to try some tech combos on his new driveway spine ramp. Despite Dan’s reputation as a gnarly rail boss, the dude can and will ride anything you put in front of him and it’s been awesome to see him hone in his transition skills over the last few years.
Filmed and scored by Dan Conway
Edit: Jeff Zielinski” – GT Bicycles
Some of the GT squad were out in California before things got weird and ended up catching at session at the Full Factory warehouse! While they were there, they filmed this new Power Hour loaded with some gems they threw down during th session! Hit play and take it all in!
“Mason Ritter, Leandro Moreira, and Tristen Cooper were in SoCal a bit ago and got the invite to ride the Full Factory ramps. The crew seized the opportunity and had an awesome session.
Filmed by: Ryan Chadwick & Jeff Zielinski
Edit: Jeff Zielinski”
With shutdowns and quarantine orders keeping everyone from being able to ride their local parks and spots, sometimes you need to get creative to keep the sessions goin. Here’s a video where Mad Mike gets creative on a ton of unique setups in his driveway. They might not be the ideal setups, this definitely lead to some dialed moves.
“Despite a gravel driveway, fatherly duties, and a blustery snowstorm, nothing can stop Mad Mike from #ridingthisout. With Mike’s DIY spot closed due to quarantine, he decided to make the most of some found objects around his house and still managed to have an awesome session.” – GT Bicycles
With a ton of places being shut down and a lot of us having some extra time on our hands due to being stuck inside, there has been some creativity going on to keep things interesting. Tate Roskelley decided to cook up the Quarantine Contraption to find a new, far more interesting way to install his front wheel on his bike. Hit play to watch the struggle of making this all work to actually getting it perfect. We can’t imagine how frustrating this got at times, haha. Either way, this turned out awesome!
“Forget experimenting in the kitchen, Tate Roskelley took his stay at home creativity to the next level with his Quarantine Contraption. The Quarantine Contraption is a complex machine comprised of random household items including a broom, mop, step ladder, Slinky, and a few things very specific to Tate’s house, including a traffic cone, street signs, and two GT BMX bikes.
Shot/cut by Jon Tinsley (@jontinsley)” – GT
Curious what Mason Ritter‘s current GT setup is looking like these days? Mason’s setup is dialed in and has a ton of custom art work to go with it as well. Hit play to let Mason give you the run through, along with a detailed look at this rig!
“While Mason Ritter is known best for his unique jumping combos, his GT Globetrotter build is truly one-of-a-kind with the ornate hand drawn designs Mason does on his frame and Profile hubs. Peep the ride and learn about the craft of this upcoming rider, because you’re sure to be hearing a lot of Mason!” – Our BMX
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZrV-7gdLkQ
GT Bicycles coming through with a short but sweet promo video for their new peg, the Safe Street Pegs, that are available now. Watch as Albert Mercado straps on a fresh set to his bike, then heads out to cruise a few spots, putting the pegs to proper use along the way! This is well worth a peek!
“Numerous electrical boxes, a metal cage, the side of a building, and more… Albert Mercado applies his GT Safe Street PC pegs all over downtown San Diego. The Safe Street pegs are 110mm long, weigh 4.94oz./each, feature laser-etched GT logos, and come ready for 14mm axles with 10mm adapters. Sold individually and available now. Ask for them at your local GT dealer or favorite mailorder.” – GT Bicycles
