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“Thought it would be a good time to do a little bike check. Been chillin’ with a broken foot so anything I can do productive helps the time go by. About an average night at home lately. Make some tea or coffee, torture my cat, and listen to chill ass music such as this James Brown joint. enjoy…
Song: James Brown-King Heroin (instrumental)
Big thanks to Hoffman Bikes, Division Brand, Tom/Tina and crew @empire, Will, Lou, Corey@Duo and Zack/Rob @Alienation.”
I had a good feeling about this edit when it popped up in my inbox a minute ago. Check out Zack Williams killing it at a few different parks around the U.K for Hoffman and Seventies.
“We dragged Zack Williams away from his local skatepark, Rampworx long enough to explore the new Deeside park in North Wales, The Seventies Warehouse and a few other fresh spots
Song: Flo Rida – Good Feelin’
Filmed on a Panasonic HMC-40, Canon 550D, Canon 50mm f/1.8, Sigma 10mm fisheye.
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects CS5 by Mike King for Hoffman Bikes and Seventies Distribution.
Hoffman teamed up with BMX Museum for a sweet contest. Hit this LINK for more details!
Head over to the Hoffman Bikes website to check out a quick Q&A with their latest recruit, James Anderson.
Head over to the Hoffman website to check out Mikey Babbel’s new chrome setup. So dialed.
James Anderson has been making a name for himself this past year or so. It looks like all the work has paid off since he found himself a spot on the Hoffman Bikes team. Check out his official welcome edit above!
Song: Cream-Strange Brew
Damnnnnn. Hoffman‘s Ben Hennon absolutely kills it in this new Seventies “Our House” edit! This is a MUST SEE.
“Ben Hennon lets loose on the Seventies ramps in the latest ‘Our House’ edit.
This edit is also in association with Ben’s signature Hoffman Bikes frame, the ‘Ladyluck’.
Song: The Couteeners – Kimberley
Filmed on a Panasonic HMC-40, Canon 550D, Canon 50mm f/1.8, Sigma 10mm fisheye.
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects CS5 by Mike King for Hoffman Bikes and Seventies Distribution.”
