Here’s one for the older guys who love looking back on history. Chad Powers at Powers BMX dug into his massive collection and pulled out a bunch of classic S&M Bikes race frames to take a look at the history from way back all the way up to the new Steel Panther frame that S&M recently released. Not only is this a really cool look back on the history, but these bikes that Chad has built up with the frames are awesome, too. Take a look!
Powers Bike Shop – Instamix 2
The Powers Bike Shop crew have a new mix for you to check out!
Here’s the latest InstaMix from Powers Bike Shop! This is a compilation of clips they filmed over the course of the past month, all packed into a dialed edit. This time around we get a whole bunch of footage from their ramp setup behind the shop! Check out what everyone was throwing down!
Powers Bike Shop X Subrosa Street Rail
The Powers Bike Shop squad bust out a Subrosa Street Rail to make some creative spots to ride!
Here’s a rad one we had sent through featuring the Powers Bike Shop squad getting creative with a Subrosa Street Rail they brought to their ramp setup behind the shop, along with a bunch of street spots around Richmond, Virginia. It looks like the guys were having a ton of fun seeing what they could come up with, and they ended up with some real solid clips. Check it!
Learn more about the Subrosa Street Rail here!
“Richmond dudes show the subrosa rail the RVA streets! riders in order of appearance: JOJO, Jeremy Roup, Kaleb Bolton, Curtis Cantwell, Everett Burrell, Garrett Anderson, Latane Coghill and Shane Leeper.” – Powers Bike Shop
Powers Bike Shop – Insta Mix 1
Check out this Instagram Compilation from the Powers Bike Shop squad…
When we get most Instagram Compilations, it is filled with clips filmed on a phone and isn’t exactly the cleanest. If you follow Powers Bike Shop on Instagram, you probably noticed the mini edits they’ve been posting. They put all those videos and clips together for a real solid edit that is filled with clips of the shop crew getting down on spots around Richmond, Virginia, the ramps behind the shop and a little footage from a few trips. Check it all out!
“Re-edit of some recent Instagram clips from the boys. Alot of Powers ramps, some street, and a little KONA action!”
Filmed and edited by Donovan Allen
Powers Bike Shop at the 2018 FloriDeah Swampfest
The Powers Bike Shop crew made it down to the FloriDeah Swampfest…
Have you had enough footage from the FloriDeah Swampfest? Of course not! Here’s a video Powers Bike Shop put together from all the madness. This features riders from Powers Bike Shop, along with a ton of other riders that were throwing down all weekend. Hit play to take it all in!
“SWAMPFEST 2018 IN FLORIDEAH! as seen through the lens of Donovan Allen.” – Powers Bike Shop
FBM – Ghetto Weekend Fiasco
FBM giving you a look at the Ghetto King of Bert weekend!
The other weekend FBM teamed up with Powers Bike Shop to throw the Ghetto King Of Bert Jam, a party and a trails jam. As always, there was a big turnout, plenty of amazing riding and a ton of good times and chaos. Check out the highlights in this video FBM just released!
“An FBM weekend in Richmond Va. Featuring Music from Sports Bar, the Ghetto King of Bert at Powers Bike Shop and a session at Gillies Creek Dirt Jumps. Filmed and edited by Kaleb Bolton“
FBM X Powers Bike Shop – James Lukas Video
James Lukas is one of those guys we always get stoked to see a fresh video out of. Here’s James’ latest for FBM and Powers Bike Shop where he goes to work on street spots and a skateaprk or two from North Carolina to Virigina and Washington DC. Great riding and rad spots. You can’t ask for much more than that!
“A collection of clips of James from NC, Va and DC over the span of a couple years. Filmed mostly by Matt Samsky, Carlos Bailey, edited by James Lukas.” – FBM
FBM At Powers Bike Shop
The FBM crew made a trip on over to the Powers Bike Shop for their one year anniversary Jam! The shop has a few ramps out back and the crew had a proper session. Check out all the flips, whips and more that went down!
Filmed by Kaleb Bolton
