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“Nearly 4K” – Alex Donnachie Section

October 26, 2016

BSD kicking your day off right. They just uploaded Alex Donnachie‘s section from the “Nearly 4K” video online for your viewing pleasure. Alex pulled double duty for this video being the filmer and editor, along with filming a SUPER good part. If you’re looking for a BMX video packed full of crazy street riding, this is for you. Alex is a technical grind wizard, but that doesn’t mean he’s scared to send it. This is proof of that! Hit play and enjoy!

Also, if you missed it. Here is Kriss Kyle’s “Nearly 4K” section!

“Nearly in association with BSD present Alex Donnachie’s ‘Nearly 4K’ DVD part.

BSD is proud to bring you Alex Donnachie’s video part from the Nearly 4K DVD. Alex D is the brains behind Nearly BMX and Nearly 4k is the 4th DVD that they’ve released. We are stoked to bring you his video part from it today. There isn’t much more to say about it than that, just hit play and be amazed…

The Nearly 4K DVD is available to order from their web store now:
http://nearlybmx.bigcartel.com”

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Empire BMX – “Bad Idea” Full Video

October 18, 2016

Would you look at that! Empire have uploaded their entire “Bad Idea” video online for your viewing pleasure! This video, which may or may not have been a bad idea from a financial standpoint, was definitely NOT a bad idea and turned out to be absolutely amazing. Forget whatever it was that you had to do in the next 45ish minutes and hit play on this BMX video because it’s an absolute must watch. Enjoy!

“released in 2012, Bad Idea has full parts from:
Aaron Ross
Chase Hawk
Kevin Porter
Sean Sexton
Tom Smith
Tom Dugan

also includes:
Chris Doyle
Danny Hickerson
Dylan Smith
George Boyd
Hanson Little
Morgan Wade
Sergio Layos
Tom Smith
Tony Cardona

Directed by Dave Parrick
Produced by Empire BMX”

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BACO-A-GO-GO 2016 Highlights

October 17, 2016

The some what annual BACO Jam made it’s way back to Jellystone Skatepark in Warrens, Wisconsin for another round of BMX and partying. We’re not quite sure how this event keeps happening here, but we’re fairly certain it might be the last one every time. This year didn’t have the best of weather with some misty, light rain hitting on and off throughout the day putting a bit of a damper on the contest, but that wasn’t enough to shut things down. Plenty of amazing riding went down and this video gives you a good look at what went down during the Pro jam, Front Brake Brethren Jam and Best Trick contest, before the sun went down. That’s when the fireworks started flying, bottles were smashed and a golf cart or two were tipped over (Way too much evidence below…). Check it out!

Filmed and edited by Kurt Hohberger
Songs:
Double Helix by Ethan Meixsell
DC Love Go-Go by Silent Partner

A video posted by Michael Hart (@yourfavoriteuncle) on Oct 16, 2016 at 1:28pm PDT

Filmed by @YourFavoriteUncle

Mutiny Bikes – 2017 Frames and Parts

October 14, 2016

With the 2017 product starting to land at BMX shops and mail-orders worldwide, it’s a perfect time to take a closer look at all of the new frames and parts that Mutiny Bikes have to offer to their line up! As always, Mutiny did an amazing job of creating a line that is not only strong, but aesthetically pleasing, too. They also have avoided having a massive line of products, by only creating products that they feel they can offer something of value, versus just pumping out every part possible and slapping a Mutiny logo on it. You can get a full look at everything with photos, full specs and details below! Let’s start things off with the frames and bars.

2017 Comb Frame

The Jeff Wescott signature Comb frame is looking dialed with a fresh coat of Honey Red paint. This frame is made from 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 74.9-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 9″ standover height and a 13.2″ – 13.75″ chainstay length. You can find a taller 125mm Integrated, offset thickness head tube that is heat-treated for additional strength, top and down tube gussets with the debossed “Badge ‘N Bones” logo, double-butted top tube, straight gauge elliptical down tube to help resist denting, a heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut for better clamping with less torque, a custom seat stay bridge, 6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners and removable brake mounts on the seat stay.

The 2017 Comb frame comes in Honey Red for the only color with 20.8″, 21.1″ and 21.3″ top tube lengths!

Offset thickness, 125mm tall integrated head tube. The offset thickness allows for a stronger weld where the top and down tubes and gussets meet the head tube to help resist cracking.

Custom seat stay bridge and an integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut for better clamping with less torque on the frame.

6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

2017 Death Grip Frame

The brand new Dylan Lewis signature Death Grip frame has been getting plenty of buzz thanks to the past few months where Dylan really caught everyones attention at the Van Doren Invitational and Battle of Hastings contests. The Death Grip is made from full 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 74.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.65″ bottom bracket height, 9.15″ standover height and a 13.7″ – 14.2″ chainstay length. You can find the offset thickness, heat-treated, 125mm tall Integrated head tube, top and down tube gussets with the Badge ‘N’ Bones logo, a triple butted top tube, double butted down tube, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut to give better clamping with less torque, 6mm thick dropouts with Integrated chain tensioners and removable chainstay brake mounts.

The Death Grip frame comes in Gloss Raw for the only color with top tube lengths of 21.3″, 21.6″ and 21.8″. This frame is ideal for the taller rider or somebody who loves roasting trails or transitions without the fear of looping out.

Offset thickness, 125mm tall, heat-treated, integrated head tube with the top and down tube gussets creating a strong front end.

Custom seat stay bridge with the Mutiny logo and the integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal for better clamping with less torque.

6mm thick dropouts with integrated chain tensioners.

2017 Obscura Frame

Next up, we have the Grant Castelluzzo signature Obscura frame. Once again, Mutiny and Grant came up with an amazing color for the frame. The Obscura frame is made from full 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 8.95″ standover height and a 12.75″ – 13.6″ chainstay length. The frame has the offset thickness, heat-treated, 125mm tall Integrated head tube with top and down tube gussets with the debossed Badge N Bones logo, a double butted top tube, straight gauge elliptical down tube to help resist denting, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut to give better clamping with less torque, a custom seat stay bridge with the Mutiny logo and 6mm thick dropouts with the Integrated chain tensioners. This frame is completely brakeless, so there are no mounts. The steeper head tube, higher bottom bracket and shorter chainstay length makes for a responsive frame that’s ideal for technical street riding.

The 2017 Obscura frame comes in Translucent Olive for the only color with 20.2″, 20.6″, 20.8″ and 21.1″ top tube lengths available. Also note that this frame has a 70-degree seat tube angle so it makes the frame feel a bit shorter. You can learn about how it all works here — BMX Frame Geometry

Offset thickness, 125mm tall, heat-treated, integrated head tube with the top and down tube gussets creating a strong front end.

Custom seat stay bridge with the Mutiny Bikes logo and an integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut for better clamping with less torque on the frame.

6mm thick dropouts with the integrated chain tensioners.

2017 Villij Frame

The latest version of Tom “Robbo” Robinson‘s signature Villij frame has arrived. This frame geared toward cruising the trails in the woods has a few unique features not found on the other frames we have looked at. The frame is made from full 4130 Sanko chromoly tubing with a 74-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.8″ bottom bracket height, 8.6″ standover height and a 13.6″ – 14.1″ chainstay length. You can find the offset thickness, heat-treated, 125mm tall Integrated head tube with a down tube gusset with the Badge N Bones logo, a triple butted top tube, double butted down tube, heat-treated Mid bottom bracket, Integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut to give better clamping power with less torque, a custom seat stay bridge with the Mutiny Bikes logo, bullet tipped seat and chain stays, 5mm thick dropouts and welded on chainstay brake mounts.

The 2017 Villij frame comes in flat gray for the only color with 20.75″, 21″ and 21.25″ top tube lengths. This is a trails riding machine, but can hold up to some heavy street riding, too.

Offset thickness, 125mm tall, heat-treated, integrated head tube with a down tube gusset to help create a strong front end.

Custom seat stay bridge with the Mutiny Bikes logo and integrated seat post clamp with the horizontal cut to give better clamping with less torque on the frame.

You can find bullet tipped seat and chain stays leading to the 5mm thick dropouts.

That’s the 2017 frames from Mutiny Bikes, now, hit the link below to check out all of the 2017 parts from the bars and forks all the way down to the headset and cable ties!

Click here to view 2017 Mutiny Bikes Parts!

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Photogallery: The Great North with Radio Bikes

October 14, 2016

It’s pretty crazy to think about how many photos and videos never see the light of day from team trips that brands take. Last year, the Radio Bikes team took a trip to the Great North to check out spots around Belgium, Denmark and Germany. Our friend and photographer, Aaron Zwaal, was along for the trip and ended up with a bunch of photos that never ended up making it off the hard drive! Check out the photos, featuring Christian Lutz, Basti Scweizer, Leon Hoppe, Christoph Werner, Kenneth Tancre and Radio Bikes team manager, Dave Paterson below, along with the edit that came from the trip that you might have missed!

“Christoph Werner, flip fakie in Bremen: This was the first photo I’ve shot on the Radio Bikes Greatnorth trip and 5 minutes prior I met Christoph but was willingly to easily fire out this flip to fakie for me and I was stoked on the outcome.”

“Kenneth Tancre AKA Kenny Smash Tuck No Hander on a ghetto quarter pipe in Bremen. I was hyped to go on this trip knowing Belgium’s best park shredder would be on the trip as well. Needless to say, Kenneth’s riding made for some great photos like this one.”

“A Bremen local hyped on getting some free stickers from team manager, Dave Paterson. No matter where you go, kids are always happy to get a few free stickers.”

“Prior to this trip, I did not know Leon Hoppe, but by the end it’s great to be able to call him a friend. Here’s a big rail hop to truck driver he did in the streets of Hamburg, Germany!”

“Basti Schweizer with a G-Turn in Hamburg, Germany. Basti put in work for clips throughout the whole trip and his style combined with some nice light and a scenic background makes for some great photos like this one.”

“This double peg to hard 180 barspin in Hamburg didn’t come easy for Leon Hoppe. One of the attempts, Leon ended up hitting his inner thigh on the top of the rail, leaving a crazy bruise that looked like a tattoo of the galaxy. That didn’t keep him from getting it done though! #fuckbarspins”

“Christoph Werner crossfooted footjam in Flensburg: I’ve never witnessed this trick prior to this, so I was psyched to photograph it. Combine the trick with the sun peeking through, a sick bowl and TM Dave Paterson hanging out in the back with an injured ankle makes it that much better.”

“When we arrived at the Streetdome in Haderslev, Denmark, we had such a warm welcome and we saw that there was a huge silo next to the park and we asked if you could go to the top of it. The filmer and I went up this huge thing and immediately saw this amazing view! We shouted to Basti Schweizer that he needed to do a barspin. He got the order and made it happen first go!”

“ With the sun fading and golden hour setting in nicely in Haderslev, Christian Lutz did an abubaca on this chair for fun a few times, so I asked if he wanted to do it for the lens. This is not something you see all too often, but cool none the less!”

“ While cruising to the skatepark in Hamburg, we saw this huge set and Leon knew he wanted to do something on it. It was actually at the end of a line where he double pegged a similar set first and ended it with this huge 360. This sequence was also actually used as a back cover ad for Radio Bikes in BMXRider.de magazine!”

“Christoph Werner knows how to get upside down and this tight flip to flat at the end of the line was proof of that. I love how the red/orange from the transition works with the picture perfect sky and Christoph nicely placed into that sky!”

That wraps up the photos that Aaron Zwaal was sitting on from the Radio Bikes “Great North Tour”! Below you can find the video from the trip that gives you another look at what went down! After you check that out, make sure you get a look at the new Radio Bikes 2017 Completes that we posted up the other day! Also, make sure you hit those SHARE buttons up top or pass the link along so other people can check out these photos!

“With Summer coming to an end, and the cold German Autumn just round the corner, we took our European contingent on a one week tour through Germany and into Denmark on a quest to hit up some of the best skateparks and street spots in Europe.

With a freshly assembled crew featuring Leon Hoppe, Christoph Werner, Basti Schweizer, Christian Lutz and Kenneyh Tancre, the guys got to work on destroying every stop on the trip and did not disappoint.

Big thank you to Hartje Distribution, The Street Dome, Alliance BMX, RideOn BMX, Skatepark Schlachthof and everyone else who made this trip happen.

Filmed and edited by Sebastian Nitsche. Additional Filming by Dave Paterson and Leon Hoppe.”

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Insight: Radio Bikes – 2017 Complete Bikes

October 12, 2016

With 2017 complete bikes starting to roll out from brands all around the world, we figured it would be a good time to give you guys a closer look at what Radio Bikes have for bikes hitting BMX shops and mail-orders. For 2017, Radio have a full range of bikes from small 16″ entry level bikes all the way up to high end Comrad that is decked out with aftermarket parts from Eclat and Salt. All of the bikes you see here will be available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry the Radio Bikes worldwide soon, we have a full list of distributors for you to check out at the end. If you’re in the United States, you can have your local shop get any of the 2017 Radio Bikes complete bikes through QBMX! So, let’s get into this!

2017 Comrad

Let’s start out with one of our favorite bikes from Radio Bikes this year, the 2017 Comrad. This bike starts out with a full 4130 chromoly frame with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75″ bottom bracket height, 8.85″ standover height and a 13.6″ chainstay length. You can find an integrated head tube, gussets on the top and down tubes for strength, an Integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket, removable brake mounts and heat-treated 14mm dropouts. The Radio Bikes Pro fork is made from full 4130 chromoly tubing with a 1-piece steerer tube. Up top, you can find full 4130 chromoly bars with a 9″ rise, 29.5″ width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of upsweep. The rest of the Comrad is decked out top to bottom in Salt Plus and Eclat parts.

GRIPS: SALTPLUS “XL” flangeless grips
STEM: RADIO “AXIS” top loading stem, 50mm reach
HEADSET: SALTPLUS “ECHO” int. headset, sealed bearing
CRANKS: RADIO “PRO” tubular 3pc crank crmo 170mm, 8 spline
BB: Mid size, press fit, sealed bearing
PEDALS: SALTPLUS “Stealth” nylon/fibreglass pedals
CHAIN: SALT “AM” chain, 510h type
SPROCKET: RADIO “AXIS” 6061-T6 alloy 26t sprocket
SEAT: RADIO “Century” fat padded tripod seat
SEAT POST: RADIO “Tripod” alloy post
SEAT CLAMP: Integrated seat clamp
FRONT HUB: SALT “EX” alloy hub, sb 3/8″s female axle, 36-hole
REAR HUB: SALTPLUS “PRO” freecoaster hub, fully sealed bearings, 14mm hollow axle, 36-hole.
DRIVER: 9-tooth freecoaster driver, sealed bearing, RSD
Hub Guards: SALTPLUS “PRO” Nylon hubguard
FRONT RIM: SALTPLUS “Summit” rim, straight double wall, 36h
REAR RIM: SALTPLUS “Summit” rim, straight double wall, 36h
TIRES: SALTPLUS “STING” tires, 2.40” front & 2.30″ rear
PEGS: SALT “AM” steel/nylon pegs (1 pair)
BRAKE LEVER: SALTPLUS “GEO” alloy brake lever (Not Pictured)
BRAKES: ECLAT “Talon” alloy u-brake-rear (Not Pictured)
WEIGHT: 11.86kg (26.14lbs) without pegs.

The 2017 Comrad comes in ED Copper for the only color with a 21″ top tube length. This bike is ideal for the more advanced rider that is looking for a bike that will hold up to whatever is thrown at it. This bike is geared toward street riding, but will hold up to to ramps and trails, too.

Salt Plus EX front hub with a 3/8″ female axle. Both front and rear hubs com with the Slat Plus Pro Nylon hub guards to help prevent wear and tear from grinding.

You can find a Salt Plus Pro freecoaster with a 9-tooth driver, fully sealed bearings and a hollow 14mm axle.

Salt Plus Sting tires front and rear. You can find a 2.40″ tire in the front and a 2.30″ Sting tire in the rear.

Salt Plus Stealth Nylon pedals.

Radio Bikes Century fat Tripod seat. Clean look, plenty of padding for sitting or pinching with your knees to throw the bars.

The Radio Bikes Axis 25-tooth sprocket made from 6061-T6 alloy.

Radio Bikes Axis topload stem with a 50mm reach.

Learn more about the Comrad on the Radio Bikes Website

That’s a look at the 2017 Comrad complete from Radio Bikes. Now, check out the rest of the bikes below!

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Monster Energy – The Ramp II: Greg Illingworth

October 6, 2016

We have been loving these “The Ramp II” videos from the Monster Energy crew! It’s crazy how a little kicker ramp can lead to so many gnarly setups and tricks! This time around Greg Illingworth had his way with the ramp where he set it up all over the place from skateparks to street spots, bringing plenty of speed and style to everything he was able to ride! Hit play and enjoy!

WATCH MORE:
The Ramp II – Trey Joes and Colt Fake

The Ramp II – Chris Childs

The Ramp II – Kevin Peraza and Pat Casey

The Ramp II – Scotty Cranmer

“Rules are not what BMX is about. And, when you begin to subscribe to an idea that you’re supposed to do this or that while riding your bike, you’re missing the whole idea…taking a kicker ramp into the streets is a taboo in the world of BMX, but that’s exactly the point.

Let one of the most exciting, high-speed street riders take a portable, adjustable aluminum ramp into the urban wilderness of Estonia and England and see what comes out the other side. Enjoy Greg Illingworth and The Ramp II… ” – Monster Energy

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Fit Bike Co. – Matt Nordstrom 2016 Video

October 5, 2016

It’s safe to say that Matt Nordstrom has been having a really good year! He’s keeping the fire going with this new Fit Bike Co. video that’s packed full of gold from the streets! If you’re looking for some crazy grind combos and lines and heavy nose balance this the BMX video for you!

““What can I say about this little dude? Despite him living in Texas I’ve been filming with Matt for years. One way or another, working with Matt is always the best! He’s super positive and funny as hell, plus seeing a new kickflip variation get invented every day doesn’t get old either. I’m happy I got the chance to help document his style evolve into the fun looking jib-swag that it represents now… And all while turning pro for Fit and Odyssey. This video was filmed over two productive visits to California. Shout out to Jacob Cable for the housing. Ps I taught Matt kickflips. – Francis Castro”

Rider: Matt Nordstrom
Filmed and Edited: Francis Castro
Music: SS-Say – “Fanfare””

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