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BSD have been busy unveiling their range of 2016 products online lately. Today, they released a look at the new Kriss Kyle signature Red colorway that is available on his Passenger frame, Passgenger bars and the Acid fork. You can get a closer look at each of these products and their full specs and details below! Let’s get into this!
We have seen a lot of how-to BMX videos pop up online as of late and some tricks are pretty basic and some have been pretty complex and difficult. Today, Kriss Kyle gives us a How-To video that’s more of a happy medium in comparison to some that we’ve seen. Watch as Kriss gives you some insight on the can-can double peg grind. Kriss gives plenty of insight and examples, as well as additional footage from Alex Donnachie and one Unit 23 local who gave it a go as well. Some of you might recall Kriss pulled a super badass can can double peg in his Kaleidoscope video, so this is definitely a trick that makes sense to do one of these for.
We were starting to wonder when BSD would be releasing the second part to their “Northern Lights” series. Today, they released that second part featuring their team going to work on TX Skatepark and Transgression, absolutely crushing both places. Hit that play button and enjoy because everything about this from the riding to the film work is amazing.
Di you miss part one? Watch it here: BSD – Northern Lights PT. 1 – Holla-Ween Jam
“Part two of the BSD Northern Nights park sessions takes the team to TX skatepark in Aberdeen and Transgression Park near Edinburgh. Thanks to the parks for having us and shout out to everyone who came along to hangout.
Featuring the BSD crew in order of appearance: Craig Sime, Jonny Moffat, Alex Donnachie, Chaz Mailey, Hector SW, Kriss Kyle, John Deans, Reed Stark, Greg Layden, Sean McGilly and Si Gibb.
Video by Dave Sowerby and Jonny Ashworth.”
Can’t go wrong with a fresh BMX video from Kriss Kyle and Alex Donnachie! They recently caught a session at Unit 23 Skatepark for a quick round of Calling the Shots. This starts out with Kriss and Alex calling out each others tricks, then they turn on Instagram to get a few suggestions from their fans. Needless to say, some damn good riding went down! Hit play and check out what went down.
The second season of Red Bull Raditudes continues! This time around Kriss Kyle and a few friends find out the price you pay when rain doesn’t want to be your friend on a road trip. Despite the rain, it looks like things ended up working out anyway. There’s also a few clips from the riding that went down during the BSD jam that went down at Unit 23 Skatepark after their road trip. All in all, great watch! Get on that play button!
“Kriss Kyle and friends take a BMX road trip through the beautiful Scottish Highlands on their way to the BSD jam at Unit 23 skatepark.
“Raditudes” is an intimate look into what motivates BMX riders every day.
Kriss Kyle Instagram @krisskyle
Matty Lambert Instagram @mattylambert
Unit 23 Skatepark Instagram @unitlife”
Curious how the song behind Kriss Kyle‘s new video from Red Bull, Kaleidoscope was picked? Well, here’s your answer. Kriss tells us a little bit about the song and why he chose it, along with a little Q&A face time action with one of the band members!
“Portugal. The Man’s Zach Carothers talks to Kriss about his band’s song All Your Light (Times Like These), used for the Kaleidoscope soundtrack.”
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The behind the scenes footage from Red Bull Kaleidoscope video keep on coming! Today, we were given a behind the scenes look at what went into the filming of the project and how they took rough ideas and drawings of ramps and made them a reality. It also gives us some insight into the camera equipment that was used during the filming process… There were definitely no VX1000’s used during the making of this one… In fact, we’re sure you could probably buy a hundred VX1000’s with the gear these guys rolled in with. All in all, it’s pretty crazy to see the level this project as a whole was on… It’s also good to see Matty Lambert was behind one of the main cameras filming this project. BMX riders tend to know a thing or two about filming BMX riders than somebody that has never rode before, haha. Hit play and take it all in already!
“Kriss Kyle and the production crew take us behind the scenes to show us how they achieved the impressive optical illusions and cinematography in his riding film, Kaleidoscope.”
Red Bull have been really making the most out of Kriss Kyle’s Kaleidoscope video, which is understandable because it was amazing. Today, they released a 20 minutes behind the scenes video giving you a lot of detail into what it actually took to make this one happen. It’s not available for embedding yet, so you’ll have to go over to the Red Bull TV website to give it a watch.
“Kriss Kyle’s, “Kaleidoscope” is a mind-bending, visual riddle, that combines cutting-edge filmmaking and game-changing BMX riding. Follow Kriss’ story, the massive effort that went into the shoot, and how it all came together to make this masterpiece.”
