Jim Newrick Archives – BMX UNION

Hit The North – Part 2

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It’s always a good day when Jim Newrick puts out a new video!

It has been a little while since we’ve seen a video that Jim Newrick put together, but he’s back with a fresh video that features Jim, Cookie, The Count, Conor Bedford, Pete Greaves, Tom Bright, Tim Evans, Tom Sanders, Andres, Clarky, Mini, Wozzy, Sam Waller, Addy Snowdon, Fathead, Harry Dyson, Daz E and Marc Bell going to work on the streets of the U.K. As always, the film work is on point, the riding is great and the video is a damn good watch from start to finish.

Just incase you missed part one, you can check that out here: Hit The North – Part 1

“keeping busy…this and that” – Jim Newrick

James Newrick “NSF2” Section

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What were you doing 14 years ago? Well, if you are James Newrick, you would have been putting in work on street spots an skateparks over in the U.K for the “NSF2” video. Fast forward 14 years and Jim just put out part one of Hit The North, still slaying spots with his friends like he was years ago. Hit play and enjoy this classic!

“Anyone around my age with an interest in street riding should be more than familiar with James Newrick’s NSF 2 part, which was released on VHS in 2002. Even now, whenever I hear that Peter Hook bassline on Joy Division’s Shadowplay it makes me want to go and hop something in a bleak Northern setting. The BMX world has changed so much since NSF 2 that it’s hard to explain how sacred BMX videos such as this were.” – James Cox / DIG BMX
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“Hit The North” – Part 1

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It’s always a good day when Jim Newrick drops a new BMX video. Here’s his latest BMX master piece featuring riding from the U.K and we believe France, featuring the likes of Cookie, Clarky, Marv, Tom Sanders, Pete Greaves and many more! Check it because this one does not disappoint! We’re looking forward to seeing what Part 2 has to offer, as well!

Filmed and edited by Jim Newrick

Pedal. Adapt. Observe. Repeat

Jim Newrick is pretty well known for some pretty influential BMX videos over the years… As you can imagine, his ability to produce a quality film goes beyond BMX as well. Recently, he spent 10 days in New York where he documented the things he came across using his dictaphone and super 8 film camera. This is the video he came home with. There’s no BMX in this, but still well worth a look!

Wasteland 2.5

It’s crazy how many clips you can get into a video when there isn’t a bunch of extra wasted space… Jim Newrick just dropped this quick video that’s 35 seconds long with 9 clips and a crash! What do you know about that? Hit play!