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Profile Racing coming through with a short but sweet video featuring Mark Mulville…
The 58 Seconds series from Profile Racing continues. This time around we get one featuring Mark Mulville. This starts out with a look at his new Standard Bykes setup decked out with Profile parts, followed up with some riding clips from one of his local skateparks! Take a peek!
“The 6th in a short series of Profile re-cap edits titled “58 seconds.”
This time around, it’s Mark Mulville.”
Profile Racing coming through with a fresh batch of Instagram clips featuring Jake Seeley putting together technical lines filled with grinds and freecoaster action and riding spots most people might not even consider. This is short and sweet, so hit play and enjoy!
“Instagram re-cap of the life and times of Jake Seeley.
October, 2017.” _ Profile Racing
The crew over at Profile Racing just dropped this short but sweet video featuring Ricky Moseley getting some skatepark time in. This starts out with some regular footage, then Ricky straps the camera on for a little POV lap for you to ride along. Take a look!
“58 seconds in the life and times of Ricky Moseley” – Profile Racing
A few weeks back the FBM and Profile Racing crews loaded up for their annual “Maiden America Tour” hitting up shops, skateparks, street spots and random places while out on the road. They’re going to be premiering the video from this years trip soon, but you’ll want to be at Wonderland next Friday in Richmond, Virginia if you want to see it first! Get more details below!
“FBM Feature Video- ‘Lost In America’, from the Maiden America Tours with QBP and Profile racing and beyond- World Premiere- Friday the 13th in Richmond Va. at Wonderland!- Saturday, Oct. 14th Ramp Jam and Vintage BMX Bike show at Powers Bike Shop in Richmond Va.as well as the Ghetto King of Vert hosted by Mat Hoffman- more info on www.fbmbmx.com – Let’s Party!” – FBM
Thinking about getting a new set of cranks, but you aren’t sure if you should run 19mm or 22mm spindle?
This weeks Tech Tip from Profile Racing takes a look at the difference between their classic 19mm Race Cranks and their 22mm Column cranks and what size you should run based on your riding style and preference. This talks about a few of the Pros and Cons of both sizes and gives you examples of what each the riders on their team run for cranks. You can check out the tech tip on the Profile Racing Website!
One thing they don’t cover in this is the 24mm crank arm size that a few brands also offer. This size has been pretty commonly looked at as overkill for many riders, but there are a bunch of guys out there that could benefit from that larger size as well. Either way, 19mm, 22mm and 24mm are all options. 19mm is the most common and 22mm being the second most common option for the riders that are harder on cranks.
What do you run? Let us know what size and why in the comments below!
Profile Racing have brought back the camouflage!
If you were looking for the Mark Mulville signature camouflage colorway from Profile Racing, you’re in luck! They just got a fresh batch of parts in the popular color option back in stock, and they’ve added a few new items! You can now pick the Z-Coaster, Elite Hubs, Mini Hubs, Push Stem and Sabre Sprocket up in this color options through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Profile Racing. Get a closer look at the Z-Coaster hub up top, and the other parts below!
Elite Hubs
Mini Hubs
“These are in addition to both RHD and LHD Mini and Elite hubs,
as well as Mulville Push stems in 48 and 53mm.” – Profile Racing
Mark’s signature Push stem in his camouflage colorway!
The Sabre Sprocket in the camouflage colorway.
What do you think? Have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!
This weeks tech tip from Profile Racing has arrived. This time around we get a short but sweet video from Matt Coplon where he explains why the Support Bearing on their Z-Coaster hub spins freely in the hub shell! Pretty interesting. Take a peek!
“While on the Maiden America Shop tour in 2017, a question was brought to our attention on the ZCoaster outer support bearing.
Why does that bearing spin inside the ZCoaster shell?
Is it supposed to do that?
And is that bad?
To answer your question, it’s part of the design and completely normal.
Here’s a quick tutorial. Let us know if this helps?”
It seems like Rob DiQuattro has been a little bit on the downlow lately. We haven’t seen a ton of fresh footage, but we’re always stoked when we do get a few clips from him. Profile Racing just dropped this short but sweet video giving us a look at what he’s been getting into lately. As always, Rob keeps it fun and creative. Check it out!
“58 seconds in the life and times of Rob DiQuattro.” – Profile Racing
