The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Get a look at the Sabre Universal Spline Drive Sprocket from Profile Racing…
Profile Racing coming through with a new video featuring Mike Hinkens giving you the full run through of the Sabre Universal Spline Drive Sprocket that is available in a bunch of different sizes and setups like running no spline drive. Hit play to get the details, then visit the Profile Racing website to learn more!
Get a closer look at the new 50th Anniversary parts from Profile Racing!
Here’s some news for the Profile Racing fans out there! As many of you know by now, Profile Racing is celebrating 50 years in business and they’ve been doing a few different limited edition products to celebrate. Today they released their parts with the classic Profile Racing logo wrap. You can pick the Mini hubs, Elite Hubs, Push Stem and Sabre sprocket in this wrap through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Profile Racing worldwide, or direct from the Profile Racing website if you don’t have any other options! Get on this now, since we’re sure it’ll go quick!
“Plain and simple, here’s a preview of Profile Racing’s VERY LIMITED 50th anniversary collection.
Mini and Elite hub sets, Push Stems in 48 and 53mm, and Sabre Sprockets in 25 and 28t.
Contact your local bike shop or mail-order to snag some.
Thanks for the support!”
Profile Racing cruise Florida!
Here’s a rad new video from Profile Racing giving us a look at what some of the team got into during a day and a half long road trip. Despite the short amount of time, they were able to hit up a bunch of spots and stack plenty of clips! Check out what went down!
“A 36 hour road trip through Florida’s First Coast.
Seminole Heights, Possum Creek, Switzerland, Treaty, Ormond, and Bethune.
Clips of Jared Eberwein, Ricky Moseley, Lucas Porzio, Riley Jordan and Phil Aller. Featuring clips of Alex Tate and Chris Hughes.
Thanks to Scott Bentley at the Bagel Bowl and to Brian and Katie Hemingway for their hospitality at The Ark.
We hope you enjoy.” – Profile Racing
Profile Racing coming through with a short but sweet one from Lucas Porzio!
The crew at Profile Racing dropped their latest 58 seconds, and this time around we get a fresh batch of clips from Lucas Porzio. This is a rad one because Lucas isn’t scared to put his brakes to good use and finds plenty of spots to fufanu at the Skatepark of Florida and more. Take a peek!
“One of the oldest as well as one of the longest running members of our crew: Lucas Porzio is our 13th in a short series of Profile re-cap edits titled “58 seconds.”
Thanks for years of support, Lucas.
Enjoy!” – Profile Racing
Profile Racing’s Owner, Jim Alley, talks history while in the Dungeon! This time around he talks about the first production BMX cranks they made!
The From The Dungeon series from Profile Racing has arrived. This time around Proile’s owner Jim Alley digs up some of the first Box crank arm prototypes and discusses what went into making the first cranks from Profile Racing that has turned into the classic cranks you can find on many, many, many BMX bikes around the world. Take a look! This is super interesting if you have ever ran a pair of Profile cranks or you just love BMX history.
“In celebration of Profile Racing’s 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company’s original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004.
Over time, this building (appropriately named “The Dungeon” by employees) has become a time capsule; a host to historical artifacts capturing Profile’s legacy in both the automotive and bicycle industry.
Join us on this multi-episode series as we press record and let Jim imbue his wealth of knowledge on conjured pieces of the past.
This is From the Dungeon.
Welcome.
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Episode #2: Progressive History of the Profile Racing Box Crank.
On episode #2 of From the Dungeon, Jim Alley gives us insight on the evolution of the Iconic Profile Racing Box Crank, Circa 1980/1981.
From the rudimentary original prototype, to the intricate and time consuming production model.
Episode Timeline:
.37 — Eureka! Actual first prototype re-discovered.
1:46 — Details on the second prototype.
2:52 — Third prototype leading into Box Crank production.
4:13 — Very rare version of the Profile Tapered Square Box Crank.
4:52 — Progression Timeline of the Profile Box Crank
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You can check out the complete history of Profile Racing as we cover each of it’s 50 years, weekly, over the course of 2018.
Check it out at www.profileracing.com”
With Profile Racing celebrating their 50th anniversary, they’ve been digging into the archives to check out their past, and re-issuing a few rad items from over the years as well. Today, Profile released their Pro- Styler t-shirt to uses a logo from when they first started producing freestyle BMX frames and bars. This logo originally appeared in the mid 80’s and it still looks rad today! Learn more below!
“In 1984/1985, Profile Racing initiated itself into the freestyle bmx market with the Pro-Styler Frame, Fork and Bar combo. This tee celebrates the classic logo that represented this iconic collection.
-100% cotton with water based screen print.
-Available on either a Black or Grey base
Printed in the USA”
The Pro-Styler shirt is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Profile Racing worldwide now or direct from the ,a target=”_blank” href=”https://www.profileracing.com/product/profile-racing-pro-styler-shirt/”>Profile Racing webstore for $22.95 in sizes medium through XXL in Black and Grey.
What do you think of the Pro-Styler shirt from Profile? Are you digging it? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
Profile Racing owner, Jim Alley, takes us for a trip down Memory Lane…
With Profile Racing celebrating it’s 50th year in business, they have been looking back on their history. Today, they dropped a video where Profile’s owner, Jim Alley takes us through their old production warehouse to see where their original cranks started taking shape! Hit play and take it all in!
“In celebration of Profile Racing’s 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company’s original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004.
Over time, this building (appropriately named “The Dungeon” by employees) has become a time capsule; a host to historical artifacts capturing Profile’s legacy in both the automotive and bicycle industry.
Join us on this multi-episode series as we press record and let Jim imbue his wealth of knowledge on conjured pieces of the past.
This is From the Dungeon.
Welcome.
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Episode #1: Scratching the Surface.
On episode #1 of From the Dungeon, Jim Alley gives us an overview of the building’s history and highlights instruments/machinery that were imperative in Profile Racing’s product evolution.
Episode Timeline:
.35 — General overview of The Dungeon.
1:34 — What initiated Profile Racing into Bmx from the car industry.
2:50 — The original dyes used for the legendary Profile Racing Box Cranks.
3:40 — Brief history of the 48 splined spindle and its transition from automotive to Bmx.
4:07 — 4130 material used for Profile Box Crank arms.
4:37 — A true time capsule: The original Profile welding table.
5:12 — One of three original welding machines used in Profile crank production.
5:38 — Original argon gauge.
6:27 — Staging area currently used for crank post production.
7:08 — Artifact #1: Found original Profile Racing color advert from 81/82′.
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You can check out the complete history of Profile Racing as we cover each of it’s 50 years, weekly, over the course of 2018.
Check it out at www.profileracing.com” – Profile Racing
Shane and Dillon Leeper are back with a fresh split edit for Profile Racing!
The Leeper Brothers are back at it again with another rad split edit. Here’s a look at what Shane Leeper and Dillon Leeper cooked up for clips while out cruising spots around Richmond for Profile Racing! As always, both of these guys produce some great riding, so don’t pass this one up!
“Profile’s BMX bros, Dillon and Shane Leeper bring the tech to cool and unique spots all over Richmond, VA and beyond.” – Ride BMX
“Dillon and Shane rip. It’s always a pleasure getting to ride with these dudes. After a few weekend camping trips and cruising around Richmond, VA, we put the good times together into this video.” — Kaleb Bolton