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Nigel Sylvester popping up on another major news outlet telling his story and spreading the good word of BMX. There’s a feature up on the Huffington Post where they talk about how Nigel used the internet to turn himself into a business man. It’s an interesting read that you can check out right here!
We were wondering if we would be seeing another “GO!” video out of Nigel Sylvester any time soon. Here’s his latest that we’re assuming is meant to be a continuance from the “GO!” New York City that finished up on a helicopter. Once again, we get a crazy look into Nigel cruising, this time in Los Angeles, with plenty of cameos and extra details that you just don’t see in other BMX videos. Hit play and go for the ride.
“Pro BMX rider Nigel Sylvester Presents the second installment of his series, Go!
BMX has always been about expressing your point of view. Nigel gives us a true, up close and personal experience of what riding his bike is really like. Last leaving us in New York City, Nigel has finally landed in Los Angeles and fun continues.
Where should Nigel ‘Go!’ next?
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Directed by: Harrison Boyce
Produced by: Nigel Sylvester + Jaimie Sanchez
Special Thanks to Nick Young, Rob Dyrdek, P. Rod, Steezus, Ben Baller, Jamie Chung, Chad Kerley, Shannon Brown, Grant Germain and Augie Simoncini.
Music:
Bas – “Too High Too Riot”
Dave East – “Winners Never Lose”
Bodega Bamz – “Say Amen”
Zoey Dollaz – “Blow a Check” ”
John Hicks keeping the flow of raw cut footage flowing. Here’s a 16 minute mix of footage featuring Chad Kerley, Tyler Fernengel, Brandon Begin, Stevie Churchill, Augie Simoncini, Nigel Sylvester and a ton of other familiar faces for you to check out. Definitely some heavy clips all throughout this one! Check it!
There’s a feature up on the Hypebeast website where Nigel Sylvester talks a little bit about his start in BMX and how much Dave Mirra influenced him over the years from the X-Games to being Nigel’s first paying sponsor that helped him pursue his dreams. It’s a real good read, so we suggest you take a look! Hit up the Hypebeast website to check out — Nigel Sylvester’s Tribute to Dave Mirra
It’s not the first time we’ve seen Nigel Sylvester working with the A$AP Mob crew, but it looks like he found himself with a few appearances in the new A$AP Ferg music video for the “New Level” song that popped up online just the other day. This video is pretty wild and all over the place, so it’s cool to see they some how managed to incorporate BMX into it. Hit play and take it all in.
Here’s one for you guys. Ryan Navazio decided to upload the BMX video from a trip to Japan that Mark Gralla, Jeff Kocsis, Ben Lewis, Tyrone Williams, Nigel Sylvester, Tom White and Nick Benson took back in 2013. This was part of the QSS 6 video that was released based around the trip. This one has been online before, but Ryan re-uploaded it to his personal Youtube channel, which was a good enough reason for us to repost it, since it’s a real good watch. Take it all in!
We don’t get surprised when Nigel Sylvester pops up on major media places anymore. Nigel is always working on sources outside of BMX and it looks like he has added another one to the books. Check out this video Fox Sports dropped featuring Nigel and Levi Maestro cruising around Los Angeles while Nigel tells his story. Take a look!
We’re not surprised when we see Nigel Sylvester getting some exposure outside of the typical BMX market. Today we see he has a new video on Hypebeast where he talks a little bit about making BMX his career and the freedoms that are involved in that choice. Pretty interesting and it’s pretty short and sweet. Take a peek!
“HYPEBEAST has teamed up with The Compound, a creative studio located in the birthplace of hip-hop, New York City, on Compound Conversations – a series of interviews in a surreal space curated by SetFree. Our last installment in this series features Nigel Sylvester, the pro BMX extraordinaire who has made a name for himself popularizing the urban sport. Here, the New York City native shows his passion for BMX, likening his bike to a channel through which to communicate the freedom he feels while riding. Constantly challenging himself while pushing the sport forward, Sylvester recounts the proudest moment of his rise to fame thus far, and what turning your passion into a living really means. For more insights into prominent personalities, click through to see the past episodes from Compound Conversations.”
