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Profile Racing and RADshare back with a short but sweet video from an afternoon session at Mullaly in New York!
“Profile’s Matt Coplon and Radshare ‘s Steve Crandall stopped by Mullaly Bike park for a pop up session.
Huge shout out to the longest running bike park in the US, to everyone who came out to ride, and to Rob Ramos and Brendan Vail for holding it down.
Much respect.” – Profile Racing
Oh yeah! We always get stoked when Kent Pearson‘s name pops up on a new video! Here’s his latest for Profile Racing giving us a look at what he’s been getting into during his sessions down in Georgia with his son Mason. As always, Kent delivers with amazing technical lip tricks and combos out in the streets thanks to the front and back brakes, making for a ton of creative and unique riding. Hit play because this is a real good watch!
“It’s common to hear the advice to take the time to enjoy the simple things. That’s fine, but I believe you should also take the time to enjoy the the complex things. For instance, the process of pulling a move at a spot… then turning that move into the next move… then progressing it to down-right complicated. As we filmed most of these clips, I found myself explaining what I was going to attempt and saying how I just wanted to ‘complicate’ whatever I was working on as we filmed. I love the process. I love BMX for allowing me to complicate. Thanks to Profile Racing. Thanks to Dig BMX. Thanks to BMX” – Kent Pearson @kentpearsonbmx
Edit: Chip Spearman
Camera: Mason Pearson, Nick Thurmond, Jake Stancil, Bobby James, Jeremy Nowell, Ben Weaver.
Profile Racing, RADshare and Circuit BMX teamed up to throw a jam at the park in Providence, Rhode Island! Here’s a highlight video that is 3 minutes of great riding and good times! As expected, the park was packed with riders and it looks like the weather was about perfect. Check it!
“July 23rd, 2021.
Profile’s Matt Coplon and Radshare’s Steve Crandall met up with Circuit Bmx’s Vic Bettencourt to host a Jam at Providence park.
Radshare provided helmets.
Profile provided pizza.
Circuit provided the stoke.
Here’s a re-cap of the 3 hour session: Thanks to everyone who attended.
And props to the New England scene for being so dialed.
Enjoy!
Music by Spanakorzo.
Filming and editing by Matt Coplon” – Profile Racing
Profile Racing coming through with a fresh video from some time Ricky Moseley and Jared Eberwein spent out in Arizona cruising trails and skateparks with Max Vu all along the way! As expected, plenty of great sessions went down! Take a look at the clips they collected.
“Profile’s Jared Eberwein and Ricky Moseley take a four day sojourn in Arizona with Max Vu in tow.
Thanks to the Garcia family for the hospitality and Phu Vu (Epic Bmx) for support along the way.” – Profile Racing
Profile Racing dropped this new edit that Dan Conway whipped up from a proper session on Dave Zovko’s backyard ramp setup! Check out what Dan, Dave, the Leeper Brothers, Latane Coghill and more all threw down on this super fun looking ramp setup!
“Here’s a little video from an impromptu session at Dave Zovko’s place. After the concrete park got a little too buck with skaters and scooters, we all were in agreement to bounce.
Dave was with us on scene which, if you know Dave, riding with him in the daylight is kind of rare! He kindly offered up his house ramps to all of us and we all were down to shred!
Good scene, good fire, good tunes, good drinks, good dudes, that’s Profile Baby!” – Dan Conway
Profile Racing recently sent Andrew Lazaruk on down to North Carolina to spend some time exploring the parks, backyard ramps and more! Here’s a video with over 3 minutes of footage packed with style for your viewing pleasure! Hit play and take it all in! This looks like it was a real good time to us!
“Southern Hospitality
I had hung out with Seamus Mckeon once when he and Logan (Derberry) visited Andrew in LA; but I didn’t think I knew him well enough that he and his family would let Andrew and I stay at his house the night before his knee surgery. As our Lyft pulled up to the house at 3 AM, we opened the door to the house and hoped that we were not greeted by a barrel of a gun. Fortunately the picture of a teenage Seamus on a BMX bike signalled we were in the right house as we proceeded to wander through the dark house to our rooms while trying not to feel like we broke in.
Other than our first night, Andrew and I came to Mooresville with no idea where we were staying or really what we were riding. Relying on the kindness and excitement that comes from being a part of the BMX community; Seamus, his family, Logan Derberry, Robbie Taylor, and the NC crew treated us like family.
The week was full of riding street, concrete parks, and ramps; but the highlights were Whip Snake and The Goat Pen. The Goat Pen (located on Seamus’s property) was built by Seamus and the NC crew. Every line, corner, pocket, angle, and transition is thought about with intention and embodies the spirit of passionate people coming together to create something amazing. Complete with an indoor mini and the Mongoose Satellite Dish, I wish we could have spent a couple more days riding there.
Whip Snake is another crazy spot and is the work of a guy with the financial resources and land to bring his creative vision to life. (Which includes a huge concrete skate park and multiple metal sculptures ranging in size from 3 foot to 50 foot tall.) Watching Robbie, Logan, and the locals ride that place at full speed and hitting gaps I’d never even think of was incredible.
We have all heard about southern hospitality and the community, camaraderie, & creative spirit within BMX; but these stories are constantly re-emerging because of the truths within them.
Thank you to Seamus & his family, Logan Derberry, Robbie Taylor, and the NC crew for the hospitality and kindness, and thanks to Andrew Lazaruk for the trip! – Jeff Gipson
Film & edit by Logan Derberry
The Profile Racing team loaded up for a trip bouncing around Florida to ride different parks, street spots and backyard ramps. Here’s a 4 minute video giving us a look at what they got into along the way! Needless to say, it looks like these guys had a real good time despite some unpredictable weather!
“Eye two seven five is the interstate artery that runs through Tampa Bay connecting Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater. In hindsight, this interstate happened to be the thoroughfare that took us to every spot over the course of 5 days in February, 2021.
Considering Covid restrictions, the crew drove into town, camped in our friend’s backyard, and did their best to navigate the unpredictable Florida winter. From 80 to 40 degrees, from clear, scorching skies, to 3 days of monsoon rains.
Clips of Dan Conway, Shane Leeper, Dillon Leeper, Alex Tate, Dre Tylee, Dylan Kakowski, Lucas Porzio and Chad Degroot. – Matt Coplon
Filmed by Matt Coplon and the crew.
Edited by Matt Coplon.
Housing by Karen Kessel.
Music (with permission): “Boeing” by Majority Rule” – DIG
Have you ever wondered what “CNC machined” meant when you were shopping for a new BMX stem? Here’s a video where we get a look at how Profile Racing CNC machines their stems at their warehouse in Floria! If you love seeing how things are made, you’re going to be real stoked on this one! Take a look!
“Ever wondered how your stem was made? Well, we spent a couple days inside the Profile Racing manufacturing facility documenting just how they’ve made quality BMX products in the USA for the last 40+ years. Thanks to the whole staff at Profile for showing me around.” – Our BMX