Here’s a little sneak peek of the Alex Kennedy signature grip from Cult that will be out soon. No exact word on specs, but they’re a little thicker than most grips. We’ll let you know more when we know more.
Product: Fit Bike Co. – Benny Fade Frame
Between the new Federal Fade stems and Ben Lewis’ signature Benny frame from Fit Bike Co. in this limited edition black to raw fade colorway, I have a feeling it’s going to become pretty popular here in the future! You can find out more about this frame by CLICKING HERE!
Who’s feeling this one?
A Day at Leids with Jack Nieraeth
Have you ever come across an edit and you were just like “Where the hell did this kid come from?”… Because that just happened to me. This edit of Jack Nieraeth getting a session in at his local park is absolute fire. Super smooth and plenty of style. I wanna see what this guy can do on the streets for sure! Check it!
Sneak Peek: Cult – Salvation V2. Stem
Cult will be releasing the V2 version of the Salvation topload stem soon! This time around they’ve got a 6061-T6 aluminum body with a 51mm reach and 32mm rise. They will have it available in black, raw and Rasta colorways as well! More details will be available closer to it’s release!
Don’t be bummed if you like the original version… Cult will continue to make that as well!
Dan Foley #SummerSelfie
What can be said about Dan Foley that hasn’t been said already? His style has been highly regarded for years now, and it’s already been covered that he knows what he’s doing behind the lens as well. His new #SummerSelfie edit is more of all of that goodness that you want. I don’t need to convince you to watch it, because you probably already are and quit reading this a sentence or two ago.
Through The Lens: Film Versus Digital
For this week I wanted to do a feature on the film vs. digital debate. The battle began back in 1994 when digital photography was introduced on a consumer level and has been a topic of discussion between photographers for years now. When I started out as a photographer the only thing that I shot was film. It’s been well over a decade and I still shoot film, but in a very personal way. I don’t typically shoot film for my regular workflow but I try to mix it up when I have the chance to, especially while I am traveling in a new place. It’s all a personal choice and you like what you like but it is nice to know that film is here to stay for the long haul. There are too many people that enjoy film photography too much to get rid of it. The die-hards will do whatever it takes to keep the medium alive and I want to help contribute to that movement. I decided to breakdown a few things and speak my mind for a bit on the topic so, enjoy. This is one of those columns topics that I can’t believe I haven’t written about yet after all of this time and what better time to start than now?
A Story About KHE Bikes
David Zu Elfe just sent through this excellent documentary he put together about KHE Bikes featuring the companies owner, Tomas Goring, talking about how it all started and looking at the innovative products they have released over the years from the first freecoaster wheels they ddi up through completes, tires, and the new Affix system. This is a great history lesson and well worth a watch.
“1988, we started KHEbikes as a small company to build parts the companies didn’t make, to improve our riding on our own.
2013, KHEbikes has led awesome revolutions, but we never lost the basic intention: Progression.
Starring Thomas Göring as narrator, we bring you into our world. The world of KHEbikes.”
Demolition – Shop Stop at East County BMX
Some of the Demolition team will be at East County BMX in San Diego on September 15th to hang out with everyone and ride! If you’re in the area, I definitely advise you make your way to this one!