Paul Covey coming through with his latest video that will get the riders who are into a little bit of everything stoked. Watch as Paul goes to work on street spots, skateparks, pools, ditches and more, mixing in some flatland with his other bag of tricks on spots around California, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. Plenty of gems in this one, so get on that play button and take a look!
Paul Covey – Daydreaming
Paul Covey released a new edit for your viewing pleasure.
It has been a little while since Paul Covey put out a fresh edit, but he’s ben on it getting in plenty of riding on street spots, parks, trails and flatland. Here’s a look at some of the riding that went down between California and Texas as of late. Plenty of creative and unique clips to enjoy in this one, so get on that play button!
Paul Covey – Sweet Dream Baby
Paul Covey coming through with a fresh one as a tribute to a friend that had passed recently. Paul brings a mix of street, park and flatland riding, with creative lines and combos, jibs and more! Paul always delivers, so we’re stoked to check this one out! Take a look!
“Dedicated to the memory of
Robert “Tennessee” Schanbel
1972-2021”
Paul Covey – Still Fun
Paul Covey coming through with a fresh video for your viewing pleasure. This is over 10 minutes of footage from park, street, flatland and skateboard sessions with a good mix of tricks and spots from start to finish. Paul definitely delivers with this one, so take a peek!
“STILL FUN
– Paul Covey – Bicycle Freestyle –
– La Mesa, CA 2020 –
STILL FUN has a double meaning. The first is that most of these clips were self-filmed on a stationary tripod during the 2020 Covid-19 lock-down. The second is that after over 30 years riding bikes, it is ‘still fun’ to be out pedaling. Thanks for watching!” – Paul Covey
Same Old Scene San Diego
Paul Covey hit us with a link to a new BMX and skate mix he put together featuring a ton of riders cruising park, trails, skateparks, backyard ramps and street spots out in San Diego. This has a mix of familiar faces, along with a few new ones, that all bring their own bag of tricks and style to this making for an interesting watch from start to finish! Get on that play button and enjoy!
“A video loosely centered around the BMX & Skate scene in San Diego, CA.
Featured Riders and Skaters:
John Stafford, Dominique Harris, Parker Heath, Matty Stockton, Sean Yarroll, Matt Coplon, Alex Jumelin, Jeremy Garcia, Matthias Dandois, Dustin Orem, David Clay, John Andrus, Paul Covey, Webb Guy, Cody Sanders, Dave White, Justin Waterloo, Mike Montgomery, Alex Stokes, Roman Zapata, Beaver Fleming, Joey Cordova, Kenny Nguyen, Travis Northington, Steve Woodward, Tyler Crocket, Austin Macintosh, Jeremiah Miller, and more.” – Paul Covey
Chasing the View off the Cliff – The Lost VHS Tape
In a day and age where you probably can’t even count the number of BMX related videos you have watched in a day due to the constant stream of social media, videos being shared on Youtube and Viemo, etc. It’s always pretty crazy how something you watched a really long time ago stands out to you. Paul Covey recently went on a little mission to find out more about an old, old VHS video that was called “Chasing The View Off The Cliff that came out of the Pennsylvania area back in early 90’s. It’s an interesting read and it’s safe to say Paul had a lot of fun digging into this one. Check it all out over on the Snakebite website.
Snakebite – Eddie Roman Interview
The crew over at Snakebite released a lengthy new interview with BMX legend Eddie Roman talking about everything from how he got into BMX, what lead to video production, getting into religion and where he is today. You can check it all out right here — Eddie Roman Interview
Inside Hoffman Bikes During the Mid 90’s
Here’s a rad one for you old school guys that love to see some history! Our good friend, Paul Covey has a rad feature up on the Snakebite BMX website with a ton of photos from the mid 90’s era of Hoffman Bikes! It’s a pretty interesting look into the past and some insight into how things were done. Check it out here — Inside Hoffman Bikes During the Mid 90’s!