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Subrosa caught up with Kyle Hart to get some advice on how to get those fast plants done nice and proper! Hit that play button for plenty of examples from Kyle, Hoang Tran and Lahsaan Kobza then go give them a go!
Filmed and edited by Bobby Kanode
Music:
Wooden Indian
“Heart Parking Lot”
woodenindian.bandcamp.com
Get on over to The Shadow Conspiracy website to check out a bike check with Eric Bahlman and his dialed freecoasting machine that he’s running these days! Damn does that bike look good or what!?
We don’t see a ton of changes with the product line from Profile Racing because they’re pretty consistent on sticking with what works! But, every few months, we do get to see a new limited edition colorway from them that is always ends up real good. This time around, they have released a very limited run of these Zach Rogers inspired matte Desert Camo Mini and Elite hubs, Push stems and Spline Drive and Galaxy sprockets that are are available now! We figured with only 50 sets of hubs total and 10 of each of the stems and sprockets available, these are going to go quick so we should take a look before they’re all gone, right? Let’s check this out!
Here we go! 130 rounds of Products: deep and going strong. It’s that time of the week again where we take a closer look at a few dialed BMX parts you might just be on the hunt for! This week we’re going to take a look at the new Matte Desert Camo colorway for the Profile Racing Mini hubs, Trey Jones’ signature Killer cranks from The Shadow Conspiracy, the Drift plastic pegs from Kink, the River Waldren signature Hippie Riv t-shirt from Freed Bikes, then we’ll wrap things up with the Cult X Vans grips! Ready? Let’s do this!
There’s no denying that we have seen a lot of collaborations between brands over the years and they have all lead to some pretty cool final products. A few years back, Cult teamed up with Vans for a collaboration that produced two styles of shoes that yielded some amazing results — I still rock ’em even — and they have finally teamed back up for a second go! The shoes themselves have been available for a few weeks now, but we figured it would be a good time to take a closer look their latest collaboration with the classic Chukka Midtop and Era Pro shoes that they used for this time around! Let’s do this!
Although we’ve seen a bunch of videos from the Texas Toast Jam already, there’s still a lot of unseen footage from practice that we’re seeing pop up! Check out this one Subrosa released that has a bunch of clips you haven’t seen yet!
“Here a few clips from practice and the contest runs from some of the Subrosa crew that was at Texas Toast 2014.
Riders include Simone Barraco, Joris Coulomb, Kyle Hart, Scott Ditchburn, Kevin Kalkoff and Jono Hopping.
Filmed and edited by Bobby Kanode
Music:
Ritchrd
“Sea”
ritchrd.bandcamp.com”
Sunday Bikes dropped this edit from the Texas Toast Jam featuring some of their crew putting in some time during practice and the actual contest. Check out what Mark Burnett, Paul Shariff and Jake Seeley all threw down! Grinds and combos galore.
There has been some speculation to what kind of abuse the Street Rail from Subrosa can take, so they decided to give it a real test and show you guys how it held up. Take a peek! The Street Rail is available everywhere Subrosa is sold now!
“As with any product Subrosa makes, we have to test it to find it’s limitations. When Sparkys Disaster Squad member Matt Perkins said he wanted to drop onto the Subrosa Street Rail from the top of the wedge I knew it would be one of those tests.
While the rail wasn’t intended to be used like this, we wanted to show our fans, and people interested in the Subrosa Street Rail that when we say “Built BMX Tough” we mean it.
The Subrosa Street Rail has an inner sleeve and a proprietary reinforcement bar to keep the center junction strong, while at the same time, being super easy to take apart to transport the rail.
You’ll also notice how the rubber feet keep the rail in place even with the force he’s hitting the rail with.
Check out our previous edits, all the spec and details of the Subrosa Street Rail at
