The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
The latest Madera Memo has Dan Foley sit down to answer a whole bunch of questions from fans covering everything from the new Madera Freecoaster to his favorite riders, motivations, tricks and more. Check it out!
“A few weeks back you all sent in questions for Dan Foley to talk about. We sat down with Dan and tried our best to answer as many as possible in this week’s Madera Memo! Click play and see what he had to say!
Edit: Mike Hinkens
Music: Concentric – Mosaic”
Did you know that you can actually customize your own Madera or Profile Racing hubs to your own personal specs? The Build Your Own Hub program has been available for a few years now, allowing you to build your own hub from the shell, to the axle, bolts and driver, to make it exactly what you want and need. Here’s a video where Mike Hinkens gives you a run through of all the different options that are available for front and rear hubs for Madera. Take a look below!
“Welcome to the Madera Memo. Every few weeks you can expect new, original, and awesome content from Madera BMX. We will be coming at you with riding videos, product unboxings, how-to’s, games of bike, interviews, and tons more. Subscribe now so you don’t miss any of the awesomeness.
This video is an explanation of how you can order a Madera hubset and completely customize as you go. Pick your axles, studs, colors, and more. Click play to learn about how you can build the perfect setup for yourself.
Edit: Mike Hinkens
Madera BMX – Living the BMX lifestyle and producing American-Made BMX Parts”
Note: The build your own hub program is available direct from the Madera and Profile Racing websites and you can also have your local shop contact Profile Racing to get your hubs ordered up if you prefer that route! Can’t go wrong with that! Below you can find our video we put together back in 2013 that is less in-depth than the video above, but we did show some of the hub guard options that are available for the hubs as well.
You can learn more about the Build Your Own Hubs Program right here!
What do you think about the Build Your Own Hub program that Madera and Profile Racing offer? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below and we can get you an answer!
One you have your hubs, make sure you check out our BMX Spoke Calculator to figure out what size spokes you need for your new hubs!
The latest Madera Memo has arrived. This time around Mike Hinkens catches a ditch to sub box session during a trip out to California. This is pretty short and sweet, but it looks like it was a fun session.
“BMX – Madera Memo #3 – Spot Sesh with Mike Hinkens
Welcome to the Madera Memo. Every few weeks you can expect new, original, and awesome content from Madera BMX. We will be coming at you with riding videos, product unboxings, how-to’s, games of bike, interviews, and tons more. Subscribe now so you don’t miss any of the awesomeness.
Mike Hinkens took an afternoon to ride his favorite obstacle and talk a little bit about his Midwestern roots. Check it out and then go learn some sub-box tricks!
Filmed by: Grant Castelluzzo
Edited by: Mike Hinkens
Song: Polar Bear Club – For Show
Madera BMX – Living the BMX lifestyle and producing American-Made BMX Parts”
Madera just released their second Memo BMX video for your viewing pleasure. This time around Dylan McCauley goes to work on spots down in Ecuador! This was a pretty short trip, but it looks like it was super productive trip because Dylan ended up with a ton of great clips. Take a peek!
“Welcome to the Madera Memo. Every few weeks you can expect new, original, and awesome content from Madera BMX. We will be coming at you with riding videos, product unboxings, how-to’s, games of bike, interviews, and tons more. Subscribe now so you don’t miss any of the awesomeness.
Madera’s Dylan McCauley took a quick trip down to South America and shredded the streets of Guayaquil, Ecuador for this piece! It’s amazing what he got done in 10 days!”
Madera are going to be dropping plenty of videos in the future. Here’s the first Memo video featuring Dan Kruk, Taylor Thompson, Mike Hinkens, Tom Villarreal, Jeff Dowhen, Dan Foley, Erik Elstran and Dylan McCauley going to work on street spots and skateparks! Take a look!
“Welcome to the Madera Memo. Every few weeks you can expect new, original, and awesome content from Madera BMX. We will be coming at you with riding videos, product unboxings, how-to’s, games of bike, interviews, and tons more. Subscribe now so you don’t miss any of the awesomeness.
This week we have a few clips from the whole team cooked up together into one awesome quick hit of Madera BMX.
Madera BMX – Living the BMX lifestyle and producing American-Made BMX Parts”
Madera have released their entire “10 Year Mixtape” video online for your viewing pleasure. This video originally came out last year, with the individual sections being uploaded online over the course of the past few months. Now you can enjoy the entire BMX video all in one place! This video is 25 minutes of goodness, so get on that play button and take it all in!
“The beginning of 2016 marked 10 years of existence for Madera. From three simple products to a full line of parts, we have grown thanks to two things: the people who have supported us and the riders who represent us. So, to celebrate 10 years of American-made BMX parts, 10 years of riding and traveling, and 10 years of great times, we think it’s fitting to showcase the riders who keep us going in a video made for the people who have kept us going. Check out what makes us tick, what we are proud to share, and what we hope gets you stoked. Thanks for all of your support and here’s to another 10 years!
– The Madera Family
Filmed and Edited by Grant Castelluzzo
Additional Filming by Mike Hinkens, Dan Foley, Nate Depatger, and Zach Krejmas.
Riders:
Dylan McCauley
Mike Hinkens
Dan Foley
Jeff Dowhen
Taylor Thompson
Damian Racut
Erik Elstran
Tom Villarreal
Dan Kruk
Music:
A$AP rocky- “bass”
Knox brown- “Harry’s code”
DIIV- “is the is are”
Monophonics- “lying eyes”
Pelican- “lathe biosas”
Jacco Gardner- “find yourself”
The budos band- “into the fog”
Pouya- “dumb fucks”
Air- “Kelly watch the stars””
Let’s take a closer look at the new Madera Bantam Cranks….
Are you on the hunt for a new set of BMX Cranks? The crew at Madera have released their new Bantam Cranks that might just be what you’re looking for. These cranks are made right here in the U.S.A in the same place as Profile Racing. The Bantam cranks start out with heat-treated, oversized 4130 chromoly arms that are built to take a some heavy abuse from riding. The arms are connected to a 22mm, 48-spline, Gun Drilled Hollow chromoly axle with 8mm hex aluminum bolts to keep everything tight. Clean and simple design to make things easy.
These cranks have a sprocket boss on the right arm only. That means you can run a bolt-on or spline drive sprocket on the right hand side, but you can only run spline drive on the left side.
You can pick up the Bantam cranks from Madera in matte-black only with a 165mm and 170mm sizes and a weight of 30.04 oz.. These also come with a LIFETIME WARRANTY to the original purchaser, which is always a huge perk. You can pick these up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Madera worldwide now for $167.99 now.
Want to see how these BMX cranks are made? Check out this video showing you how they make the cranks down in Florida below!
What do you think of these cranks? Do you have any questions? Let us know in the comments below! We’ll make sure to get you an answer!
Want to see how BMX cranks are made? Here’s a look at how the new Madera Bantam 22mm cranks are made.
Here is one for you product nerds that love seeing how things are made! Madera just dropped this video showing you how their new Bantam Cranks are made down in Florida! This starts out at the drawing on the computer and takes you all the way through the laser etching and packaging. It’s a pretty amazing process and interesting to see just how BMX cranks are made!
Also, here’s a video Tour of the Profile Racing and Madera warehouse we did with Matt Coplon a while back.
“American-Made Journey of the Madera BMX Bantam Cranks
Take a look at how Madera BMX makes BMX parts in-house in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA.
The newest product from Madera BMX is:
The Madera Bantam 22mm 3-Piece Crankset
-Heat treated, oversized 4130 chromoly crank arms
-22mm GDH CrMo axle with 8mm hex aluminum axle bolts.
-RHD – Either a Bolt on or spline drive sprocket can be used.
-LHD – Spine Drive Sprocket ONLY
-Bantam Crankset includes LH & RH crank arms, 22mm GDH chromo spindle, aluminum axle bolts/washers, and 22mm Crank Tool.
-Limited Lifetime Warranty to original purchaser.
Sizes: 165mm and 170mm
Colors: Matte-Black Powdercoat
Weight:
22mm Chromo GDH Spindle- 227g/7.94 oz
170mm Right Arm: 320g/11.25 oz
170mm Left Arm: 309g/10.85 oz
For more info:
www.MADERABMX.net
Filmed and Edited: Mike Hinkens
Filmed entirely on location at the Profile/Madera Factory in St. Petersburg Florida.“
