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The other day we were talking with Troy Merkle to see what was new with him for 2014 and it turns out the The Daily Grind‘s designated free coasting machine had just built himself up a fresh setup for the new year. We figured it was a good time to do a quick bike check to get a closer look at this dialed unit and find out what else is going on in Troy’s world these days! Let’s take a look!
Name: Troy Merkle
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Fit’s South Australian rider goes by the name “Beechy” and gives us a rad taste of what he’s all about in this short, yet action packed edit.
Dan Beerleys Welcome To The BmxKingsBikes Team from paul beerley on Vimeo.
Dan Beerley was able to make a 6 minute long edit that held my attention the entire time. That’s pretty much impossible. Dan can do just about any grind/spin combo you could ever dream up. If you like that peg heavy street style, this will make your day like it did mine.
Over the last year or so, we’ve been seeing a bunch of Sam White’s videos popping up in the Daily Section. In that time, we’ve become quite a fan of his work and recently found out he’s also into shooting photos. We recently received a sample of some of his recent photos from the past few months and figured we wouldn’t keep them to ourselves. Check out this brand new photogallery featuring Yakob Swyer, Stan Cassidy, Malick Cham, Ben Cruse and more by clicking the link below!
Even down in Florida at Subrosa HQ it’s getting chilly, so it’s perfect timing to release their new sweatpants. Here’s the official word:
“The time has come! The Subrosa “Icon” sweatpants are now available, but only while supplies last. We only did one run of these in Grey/Black, and when they’re gone they’re gone! This special sale also includes a free gift from Subrosa. Hit up The Subrosa Corner Store now!”
Mista Billups from BeastMode on Vimeo.
T.K. Billups is known in the South, but I feel like overall his talents are still unknown. This edit should fix that problem! T.K. takes on some manly set ups with ease and is sure to make you happy that you pressed play.
When it came down to choosing this week’s topic I actually had to run through my archives and see if I ever happened to write about this before. I’m sure there has been mention of it here and there but I have never officially talked about Print vs. Online and gone into detail about the differences between the two. I have worked for both online and print simultaneously for years now and have definitely done so long enough to form solid opinions on both. I have had multiple covers, written countless articles and had hundreds of photos published. Honestly, I guess when it comes down to it I am pretty torn between the two, but we will get into that a little bit later on. For now, we all can agree that print is taking on a new shape and the online world has been doing just that since the Internet went public in 1989. Take a few minutes and dive into what will be my first time openly discussing this subject in any kind of actual detail.
The new Cult IC (investment cast) Sect fork is OUT NOW. This fork is made from heat-treated 4130 chromoly tubing with a 162mm 1-piece machined steerer tube with butted and tapered legs, 5mm thick investment cast drop outs, an integrated bearing race and an alloy compression cap. This fork has a 28mm offset and comes in colors of black, white and chrome with a weight of 35.4 oz. Also, these come with a lifetime warranty which is always a good thing!
You can pick this fork up for $129.99 – $154.99 on Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop hit up your local Cult distributor to get one ordered up today!