Here’s a little blast of recent print ads from Profile Racing! Above we have Jeff Klugiewicz and their new 22mm Column cranks which can be found in the latest issue of Ride BMX. Below you can find two more featuring Mark Mulville and Craig Stevens!
Fit – Dan Conway and Joel Barnett at Louisville Skatepark
Dan Conway and Joel Barnett were on the way to Kansas for a Fit team trip and couldn’t resist getting some time in at the Louisville, KY Skatepark. For a pitstop session, that’s some pretty sweet stuff.
Subrosa – Joris Coulomb’s “Get Used To IT” Section
Joris Coulomb isn’t part of Subrosa’s pro team, but he went so hard for the DVD, they gave him a full part anyway! There’s no question that it was on the same level as the pro guys, and that isn’t an easy accomplishment!
Division Brand – Anton Ayres Video
MUST SEE! Anton Ayres dominates rails, and throws some grind moves that I haven’t seen in years, or maybe ever at all. Crankflip to levitator on a ledge and an over feeble on a rail is just the tip of the iceberg. Mind blowing.
Product: Cult – DeHart Slick 2.40″ Tires
If you’re looking for a little more meat on your wheels, the new Chase DeHart signature tires from Cult are now available in 20 x 2.40″! You can pick these up for $2a target=”_blank” href=”http://www.danscomp.com/products/444071/Cult_Dehart_Slick_Tire.html”>Dan’s Comp or you can have your local shop get you a set ordered up today then go monster truck some spots!
Not feeling that size but want those tires? They have a ton of different sizes and sidewall color options available with a slightly different tread. Click here to take a look at those.
Kurt Perkins Bike Check
Head over to the Deluxe site for a quick bike check and update on what’s new with the dude! Looks to be one dialed trails machine if I may say!
Through The Lens: Soul Stealer
Today’s column is all about a single photograph that I shot a few months ago. It is crazy to think that a single photograph could have so much of a story to tell and that is one thing about the still image that will never go away. No matter how technically advanced we get as a society, even if they try to pull stills from Red Camera video and use them as “photographs” that’s fine. I’m good as long as no one ever tries to call a video still a photo because it’s not. Shooting with film has an entirely feel to it compared to digital. Although as a photographer I think in detail about every shot that I take whether it’s film or digital, I still seem to spend a little bit of extra time to compose and dial in my photo when I’m shooting film. Not only that but film just has an entirely different look to it and that is part of the reason why I love it so much. You can’t re-create the look of film with a digital camera; it’s just not the same. Sure, they have apps, and plug-ins and preset filters that try to mimic certain styles of film but at the end of the day, it’s just not the same. There is also an old legend that photographing people on film steals a piece of their soul and a little part of me, as weird as it may seem, believes that. That brings me to the story behind this photo. If you want to find out what’s going on here, keep reading.
Product: Sunday – Motoross Frame
We’ve been seeing Aaron Ross’ new signature MotoRoss frame from Sunday popping up the past few weeks, but now we have all of the specs and details for you! This new frame features a full-post weld heat-treatment, a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.5″ bottom bracket height, 8.5″ stand over height and a 13.25″ – 13.50″ chain stay length. You can find features like the Black Magic rust proof coating, a post-weld machined Mid bottom bracket and head tube, internal butting on the down tube, a custom butted top tube for increased strength, tapered chain and seat stays, the slim wishbone on the chainstay, a miter-cut top tube and seat stay junction for increased strength, the angled Vanishing Point removable brake mounts and a removable Sunday seat post clamp. You can also find a Lifetime Warranty on this frame! The MotoRoss will be available in 20.75″ and 21″ top tube lengths with Black Splatter, Orange Soda and Cool Gray for colors, a weight of 5 lbs. even and a price tag of $369.99. The frame will be out soon, so have your local shop hit up Full Factory to get you one pre-ordered today!
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