Here’s a really interesting video where Jordan Aleppo opens up about the tough life that he’s had and how BMX kept him going…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpBFOAxvkB8

It’s always pretty wild how you can see somebody’s riding for years and never really know much about them. We’ve been fans of Jordan Aleppo and his riding or a number of years now, but we had no idea that he had a rough childhood. This video was definitely eye opening as Jordan tells the story of his childhood and, how he got into BMX and how it has helped him stay out of trouble and put in the work to get a real job and more. Not only is this a wild story, but there’s a ton of great riding in this one toward the end. Highly, highly suggest you give this a watch!

“As some of you may know that I’ve recently took a trip around the world, although one of the reasons why I went on this trip was to finally make time to ride my bike. The main reason was to get away from my reality.

After spending 8 months travelling around the world on my own where people can barely speak the same language, really open my eyes and allowed me to see things from a different perspective.

I’ve spent my whole childhood listening to counsellors telling me where I’m going to end up. However something as little as riding a BMX bike gave me the opportunity to change the path that was paved for me.

The things I mentioned in this video may be only be a sliver of my childhood,
I’ve always hidden my past, my name, my upbringing, the things I’ve done and the things I’ve seen.
But now, I more than welcome the name that was once given to me.
The Bastard Of The Abyss.

music:
Professor Green – Forever falling
filmed by:
everyone seen in credits

special thanks to Archie Kenward and Bob Cheung

Thanks for watching” – Jordan Aleppo

Jordan Aleppo decided it was time to take a break from work and head out to Barcelona, Spain for some sunshine and spots. Here’s a dialed new video packed full of clips he stacked during his stay. As you already know, Jordan is an absolute beast on the streets and this video does not disappoint! If you like grinds and nose balance, you can’t pass this up. Check it!

“So I took a month out of work as an electrician and headed to Barcelona to meet some friends and to see if I can still ride my bike!

It was amazing to finally have some time to chill out and just ride my bike for fun!

This trip was by far the best trip I’ve ever been on! I want to thank Archie Kenward and Theo Dorman for letting me crash at theirs, filming and letting me be apart of their trip.

This video was the first proper BMX video I’ve edited my self. I didn’t intend on making a proper edit, these are pretty much just some jibs I filmed on my phone.

I apologise in advance for the intro but I am a tradesmen and not an athlete.

Music :
Clue ft. Reepz – Things on Things

Thanks to Clue for letting me use the song appreciate it Bruv!
Everyone go follow @clueoffical on Instagram!”