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Curious what Reed Stark is running for a setup these days? Well, BSD dropped a new Bike Check with Reed giving you a closer look at his current Raider setup that’s loaded up with new parts, including his signature Girrafic XL bars and Giraffic seat! You can get the full parts list along with a bunch of photos right here — Reed Stark Bike Check!
How good does that black and brown color combo look?
BSD just sent over Reed Stark‘s latest video from some time he spent out in California crushing spot after spot! As always, Reed isn’t scared to charge some massive rails or put some unique spots to work or take a big drop. This is one BMX video that is filled with banger after banger for you to enjoy, so get on that play button and take it all in!
Here’s one from Red Bull that we have been waiting for all week! They recently piled a unique crew of riders together in an RV for a trip around the Northwest to hit up street spots. Watch as Nathan Williams, Reed Stark, Alex Kennedy, Corey Martinez, David Grant, Christian Rigal and Matt Roe all go to work on spots with their different styles making some some amazing riding. That rail that Reed Stark does is absolutely UNREAL. It looks like he took a serious beating but didn’t let the rail win! Hell yeah, Reed!
“The great outdoors… and I’m not talking about the leafy industrial estate out of town with the awesome rails that you don’t get kicked out of. I’m going on about forests, waterfalls and one hell of a big rig ploughing its way through the great Pacific Northwest!
The great outdoors… and I’m not talking about the leafy industrial estate out of town with the awesome rails that you don’t get kicked out of. I’m going on about forests, waterfalls and one hell of a big rig ploughing its way through the great Pacific Northwest!
The plan was simple, well, to be honest it was non-existent; take eight friends, both old and new, meet up in Portland, Oregon. Then pile everyone into a 40-foot-long RV and see what happens!
The heavily-laden RV consisted of a pretty eclectic list of names, including Nathan Williams, Reed Stark, Alex Kennedy, Corey Martinez, David Grant, Christian Rigal, and Matt Roe.
The ‘plan’ was so loose that we hadn’t even decided on which direction to take.
After some deliberation and many blank faces we set the compass for south and headed for Salem and Eugene and possibly some of the smaller towns along the way. We soon realised this was probably the worst idea we could have come up with…
Driving an enormous recreational vehicle into small peaceful towns with eight dudes hanging out of every window obviously didn’t go down too well, let alone help with finding spots and being able to ride them long enough to film a clip! Needless to say, we encountered our fair share of small town cop mentalities and bafflingly idiotic reasoning. But despite that we got some pretty amazing bike riding documented in between our troubles, and Reed got his crazy 180-degree curved rail in Eugene, so it wasn’t all in vain.”
It has been a while since we’ve seen a video surface from The Gully Factory. Either way, here’s some fresh footage from a session Reed Stark and Jeff Wescott got in at at D.I.Y spot in Phoenix, Arizona. Hit play and see what went down in this BMX video.
“Phoenix was apparently blessed with this dope D.I.Y. spot for awhile. But just recently it was suped up to 40 by a number of skaters. We had heard about it’s facelift and that some crews had already sesh’d it, so we finally made our way out there. Greg Moliterno was hyped to film the spot and made this short little joint of Austin, Wescott and Reed. We didn’t know the city was going to tear the spot down days later out of nowhere! Major shame, but at least we got this edit to remember it’s spread.
For real, the shits gone.
Filmed and Edited by Gregory Moliterno”
There’s no denying that Reed Stark is an ABSOLUTE beast out on the streets (and well, really anything he rides)! Check out this brand new video for Sun Ringle where he puts those Big Baller rims of his through some crazy riding hopping over unsuspecting cars and taking some big drops after grinds! Highly advise you hit that play button on this BMX video because it’s a MUST SEE! Hell yeah, Reed!
“Filmed in the streets of Minnesota.
Reed planned to 360 over that alley and had no idea a car was pulling around the corner. The dude driving was obviously psyched after, but let Reed know that he was driving a classic car and if things hadn’t have gone so smoothly, nobody would be smiling.
Film/Edit: Kyle Stark
Additional Filming: Reed Stark
Thumbnail photo: Devon Lampmanual
Song: “Goldenchevrolet” by Bones”
Are you looking for some plastic pedals, but you want something with more traction? Have you given Reed Stark’s signature Safari pedal from BSD a look yet? This pedal is made form a tough nylon fiberglass construction with a dual concave design and a 9/16″ heat-treated chromoly spindle with unsealed bearings on the inside. This pedal is unique because it features 20 hexagonal pins on each side of the pedal with extra pins on the edges where they are commonly worn down or broken off, along with knurling across the entire body, providing exceptional grip even after some wear.
The Safari pedal is available through all shops and mail-orders that carry BSD worldwide in black, grey, Dark red and dust blue with a weight of 13.47 oz. (382 grams).
You can find out more about BSD and their products by visiting their website — BSDForever.com
Here’s a look at BSD‘s latest print ad featuring Reed Stark and his signature Safari pedals! If this photo looks familiar, it’s probably because you remember the clip that was in his promo video from five months back… Which we re-embeded for your viewing pleasure!
Make your way over to the BSD website to get a closer look at Reed Stark’s current Raider setup he’s running decked out with that dark red kit. Damn does that look like one dialed unit!
