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Mutiny Bikes – Jeff Wescott Signature Comb Line Promo

It’s always a good day when some fresh Jeff Wescott footage pops up! Here’s a new promo for his signature Comb line from Mutiny Bikes that’s loaded with a ton of great riding and some great tunes. Jeff delivered with this one! Take a look!

“The Comb Line is Jeff Wescott’s brand new signature line from Mutiny Bikes. Jeff spent the last 8 months in Arizona filming for this and a trip to Puerto Rico to collect some choice clips to finish up the project.

You can find out more about the Comb Bar and Frame by: https://mutinybikes.com/store/” – Mutiny Bikes

MUTINY BIKES – MIDLANDS

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It has been a little while since we’ve had something fresh from Mutiny Bikes to enjoy, but it looks like the brand is firing on all cylinders again after laying low for a bit. Here’s a fresh video they dropped featuring Jeff Wescott, Robbo and Tom Russell cruising street and DIY spots, ramps and trails over in the U.K! Needless to say, this is packed with some great riding, good vibes and super clean film work. This is definitely a BMX video you won’t want to pass up! After you check this out, make sure you get a look at the new Mutiny Bikes website!

“It’s been while since we had got some of the team together. It feels like even longer since we had new product… to celebrate the release of the new Comb frame. we sent Jeff Wescott over to ride with Robbo and Tom Russell. This video documents 10 days on the road with the guys. Of course being in the UK, the guys had to battle the rain and many other elements but when you are riding with your friends you’ve got to let the good times roll!” – Mutiny Bikes

Also, if you are curious what Mutiny has been up to as of late…

“If you’ve been following us for any amount of time, you’ll have noticed that we’ve been a little quiet over the last 18 months. It’s no secret that the industry is in a bit of tuff spot. Which in turn, has effected our manufacturing and international distribution. Well good news, next month we’ll finally have new product starting to become available.
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A huge thank you to Brandon Hoerres for helping making the new site.
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We were founded back in 1998, from a deep underlying cynicism towards the state of the BMX industry at the time. Mutiny Bike Co. has been rider owned and run for almost 20 years. Independently owned and operated from day one.
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Our goals for all of our products are to create the most durable frames, forks, handlebars and parts to help further the progression of BMX riding. All while creating aesthetically pleasing products with no gimmicks.
We are here to support BMX. From our team to your local scene, we want to make sure that BMX never loses it’s D.I.Y philosophy and keep BMX in the hands of BMXers.“

Fit Bike Co. – F-LOG 35: Bust Down

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The Fit Bike Co. squad are back with a new F-Log giving you a look at what the got into during a session while cruising a few ditch spots and a skatepark. Needless to say, the riding is on point and there were plenty of laughs along the way.

“Begin takes the gang to a tiny ditch spot where he and Charles have it out with a push broom; kick-starting a day full of riding, Philly cheese steaks, breweries, skateparks and more.

Featuring:
Brandon “Chief” James – @chiefbrandoooo
Charles Littlejohn – @charles_littlejohn
Joe Battaglia – @joey15bagz
Brandon Begin – @brandonbegin
Jonny “Jibby” Z. – @jibbyhendrixx
Alex Ryer – @aryerr
Jeff Wescott – @jeffwescott

Filmed & Edited by Tony Malouf – @tonymalouf”

“Lightworks” Promo #3

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After 4 years, it looks like the “Lightworks” video is finally dropping!

Here’s one we really didn’t know if we would ever see released or not! About 4 years ago Bobby Kanode released the first trailer for the “Lightworks” video he was working on featuring the crew out in Arizona. After not hearing much about the video for a while, today Bobby released the 3rd promo video for the video and details on the premiere that’s going down later this month in Phoenix! Check out the promo above, then get more details below!

“Full Length BMX Video filmed entirely at night in Arizona by Bobby Kanode

Featuring Full Sections from –
Joey Motta
Troy Blair
Drew Hosselton
Eric Bahlman
Brian Grant aka HORSE
Hayden Shimmell
Travis Cordova
Jeff Wescott
Cody & Dawson Clark
and Nick Bonnell

$10 at the door

Saturday July 21st, 8pm
Phoenix Center for the Arts
1202 N 3rd St, Phoenix, AZ 85004

Music –
“Shadow”
Chromatics

“Shooting Star”
Whoever Sings that song

Filmed and edited by Bobby Kanode”

Mutiny Bikes – “No Quarter” Jeff Wescott

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Mutiny Bikes have uploaded Jeff Wescott’s “No Quarter” section…

Here’s one we’ve been waiting to see! Last week Mutiny Bikes uploaded the first part of their 3 part “No Quarter” video series featuring Jeff Wescott and Dylan McCauley. Here’s a look at Jeff’s section that has a pretty chill vibe to it from the music, but don’t let that fool you… Jeff brought the heat for this one! Crazy tire rides, big grinds, wild drops and more. This is a damn good watch from start to finish, so take a look at get excited for Dylan’s part that will be online here soon.

“Jeff Wescott’s blend of street riding style has always been a creative force with a powerful style. Today we’re happy to present Jeff’s latest part from our new ‘No Quarter’ project. Filmed over several trips from New York, Texas and Arizona over the last few months.” – Mutiny Bikes

Mutiny Bikes – “No Quarter” – Intro

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Check out the intro to the new “No Quarter” video from Mutiny Bikes!

Mutiny Bikes kicking off your weekend right with the intro to their new No Quarter video series featuring Dylan McCauley and Jeff Wescott. This is part 1 of 3 and this will definitely leave you looking forward to the next parts. This one starts off with more of a lifestyle, b-roll feel, with limited riding, but if there’s one thing we know about both of these guys, it’s that they’re going to be bringing the heat in their sections that will be dropping online soon. Get ready.

“Over the past several months Dylan McCauley & Jeff Wescott have been working on a new joint video project called No Quarter with Jeremie Infelise behind the the lens and on the edit.

Today we are happy to present you part 1 of 3. Part 2 and 3 will be more traditional riding parts from Jeff and Dylan. Enjoy.” – Mutiny Bikes

Empire BMX – Swamp Stomp 2018

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Empire BMX giving us a look at what the squad they sent to the Florideah Swampfest got into!

The other week a heavy crew from Texas loaded up and made their way to the FloriDeah Swampfest courtesy of Empire BMX! Here’s a video that Empire just dropped featuring Aaron Ross, Joseph Frans, Lucas Schaller, Devin Fredlund, Jeff Wescott and Dylan McCauley out cruising street spots and skateparks during the trip. This is a mix of riding footage and some of the fun they got into off their bikes. Based off the video, it looks like they had a damn good time and managed to pack a ton of stops into their trip. Oddly enough, it doesn’t have any actual footage from the Swampfest, but there’s already 20ish videos online from it anyway. Get on that play button and check it all out!

“In retrospect, the idea didn’t seem especially novel. Get a nice mix of riders together to represent some of the brands housed in our facility on N. Lamar, throw them in a van with no clear vision or schedule, and see what transpires on the road to Swamp Fest

We’re not here to change anyone’s mind about what a BMX video should be, how it should be conceptualized and executed, or the scientifically determined mix of riding and B-Roll to keep the mainstream viewer engaged enough to continue viewing past the algorithmically determined “just right” number of seconds. We just wanted the crew to hit up Swamp Fest, respectfully represent Texas, and maybe throw down some hammers along the way. With a cast made up of Aaron Ross, Joseph Frans, Lucas Schaller, Devin Fredlund, Jeff Wescott, and Dylan McCauley, all under the talented eye of Jeremie Infelise, they made us proud. The crew braved a tornado and multiple Hurricanes, but completed their appointed task: have fun, shred spots, and return the rental van undamaged and with the contractually obligated amount of fuel in the tank

Thanks to Mutiny Bikes, Terrible One, Aaron Ross, Jeremie Infelise, any and all locals along the way, and Trey Jones!” d

Mutiny Bikes – Jeff Wescott 2017 Comb Line Promo

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Mutiny Bikes just dropped a fresh promo video for the Jeff Wescott signature Comb Frame and Bars. This video is pretty short and sweet, but it’s loaded with some really solid clips that bring plenty of style and creativity to the table. After you watch the video, we have full specs and details on the Comb line below! Take a look!

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Comb Frame

The 2017 Comb frame is made from 100% 4130 Sanko Chromoly tubing with a 74.9-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.2″ (slammed) chainstay length. The frame features a 125mm tall, 420 Baked heat-treated, offset thickness, Integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets, an integrated seat post clamp with a horizontal cut for better clamping, a Mid bottom bracket, curved seat and chainstay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance, removable brake mounts and 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

The 2017 Comb frame is available in 20.8″, 21.1″ and 21.3″ top tube lengths, translucent orange for the only color and a weight of 5 lbs. flat (20.8″) with a price tag of $330.00. This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide now or direct from the Mutiny Bikes Webstore..

125mm tall, heat-treated, integrated head tube with an offset thickness to help support the welds of the top and down tube gussets.

Curved bridges for additional tire clearance and an integrated seat post clamp with a horizontal cut to improve clamping and reduce torque from the bolt.

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Comb Bars

The Comb Bars are two-piece bars that are made from 100% heat-treated butted chromoly tubing with a 9.2″ rise, 30″ width, 13-degrees of backsweep and 3-degrees of upsweep. The Comb bars are available in black only with a weight of 30 oz. and a price tag of $70. You can pick these bars up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Mutiny Bikes worldwide now or direct from the Mutiny Bikes webstore.

What do you think of the Comb line? Let us know what you in think or if you have any questions in the comments below!