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How To Double Peg to Hard Tailwhip with Dan Kruk

December 8, 2015

First you learned how to How to Double Peg, then your learned How To Tailwhip… So logically, the next step would to learn how to double peg to tailwhip, right? Here’s a How-To video where Dan Kruk gives you plenty of advice and examples on how to get the trick done!

“It’s safe to say Dan Kruk is a master of the double peg to hard whip, so who better to give a few How Tuesday tips than the man himself? This is definitely a more advanced trick but if you can grind, and tailwhip you may as well have this combo under your belt too! Check it out!” – Ride BMX

Filmed and edited by Grant Castelluzzo

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How To Smith to 180 with Sean Morr

December 2, 2015

Have you ever wanted to learn how to do a smith grind to 180 out? Well, here’s your chance to get some insight into how it’s done by Sean Morr who is no stranger to putting his pegs to heavy use. Let Sean talk you through it, along with a bunch of examples… Hit play, take it all in, grab your BMX bike and send a few!

“The smith to 180 is an entry to intermediate trick that gives you plenty of options for switch/opposite grinds or spins. Sean Morr takes to the streets of Long Beach and shows you the ropes.” – Ride BMX

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Pro Part – Drew Hosselton

November 27, 2015

When Drew Hosselton has a new BMX video drop, you know it’s going to be something you cannot pass up watching. Ride BMX just released Drew’s “Pro Part” which is packed full of amazing riding where Drew utilizes his ability to ride just about anything he comes across or do things most people wouldn’t think of on the rest. This is one video you can’t skip out on!

“Street riding means a lot of different things to a lot of different people. Some riders can relate more to pulling a new move on a status spot or laying claim to an NBD. Then there’s the school of riders who are more conceptual with their riding. Where the setup is, and how it’s ridden takes precedence over the actual trick performed. Drew Hosselton is an alumnus from the school of conceptual street riding. For Drew, stock ledges and perfect rails need not apply—his canvas is the abstract and weird. Some of the things he rides really aren’t even spots at all and the trick is just figuring out how to ride them. When we first discussed the Pro Part videos Drew was my first choice for someone I’d like to work with. I’ve always been a huge fan of his riding and after years of shooting photos together I was excited to spearhead a video project with him. —Jeff Z.

Filmed by Zach Krejmas and Jeff Zielinski
Edit by Zach Krejmas”

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Alex Hiam & Boyd Hilder – A Video Tour of San Francisco

November 11, 2015

If you’re looking for a crazy BMX video, this is the one for you. Alex Hiam and Boyd Hilder recently spent some time in San Francisco absolutely TEARING apart spot after spot. It didn’t matter if it was skatepark or a street spot… They crushed it. Hit play because this is one you cannot miss!

“Straight bangers from the mean streets of San Fransisco via young-bucks Alex Hiam and Boyd Hilder.

Alex Hiam and Boyd Hilder are two new-generation dudes who are coming up QUICK. They recently spent some time in San Francisco, making the most of the city’s streets, parks, and ditches, and showcasing their freakishly skilled brand of bike riding.

”When I first found out I was going to go on a trip to SF to film with Alex Hiam & Boyd Hilder, I had no idea what to expect! I knew they were going to kill it and have the time of their lives in the city, seeing all the crazy people SF has to offer.. But I had no idea we were going to be get chased by a priest, have random people give us a free bottles of alcohol, and even take a drive in one of the city’s most ghetto projects. It was an adventure to say the least! We hit fresh new spots everyday. Alex and Boyd were sending everything with no hesitation, just making it look too easy. These two definitely feed off each others riding and it’s sick to see them have a video together in one of America’s best cites to ride street in. I can guarantee you haven’t seen a video like this from these two.. and I know I’m not the only one who can’t wait to see more from them down the road.

Cheers to the good times Alex & Boyd it was an unforgettable trip.” – David Pendleton (Filmer / Editor)” – Ride BMX

Ham AM 2015 Highlights

November 10, 2015

Last weekend, things at Tip Plus got heated as some of BMX’s finest AM’s went to work on their rail and ledge setup to battle it out to see just who this years Ham-Am really is. Check out this highlight reel to show you all of the wild riding that went down! Honestly, we’re so beyond stoked to see Tony Neyer rocking a helmet these days after his head injury. Props for that.

“The second annual Ham-Am amateur jam went down this weekend at Tip Plus and as you might expect, it was a non-stop grind fest all day long. Shredders from all over SoCal and beyond were in the house and they kept the level of riding set to high on the two perfect stair ledges and rail—as well as the rest of the ledges and rails scattered about the lot. Standouts include Ethan Corriere, Denim Cox, John Stafford, Max Vu, Hobie Doan, and Justin Shorty, but seasoned pros Sean Ricany and Tony Neyer got into the mix as well.” – Ride BMX

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How To Tabletop with Gary Young

November 10, 2015

Have you ever wanted to learn how to do a table, but you are struggling? Well, how about you get some advice from one of the best table do-ers in BMX? Check out this how-to BMX video where Gary Young gives you plenty of advice and examples on how to lay that bike of yours flat! Check it!

“Gary Young is a true tabletop connoisseur, so who better to help you brush up on your technique… Happy How-Tuesday!” – Ride BMX

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G-Shock Real Toughness 2015 – BMX Street

November 6, 2015

We were wondering when some footage from this contest was going to surface. A few weeks back the G-Shock Real Toughness contest went down in Japan and based off this video, it was a pretty wild contest where some of your favorite street riders went head to head. The filming and editing in this video is fast paced and pretty crazy… So be warned if you get motion sickness from watching movies. Otherwise, enjoy.

“The 2015 G-Shock Real Toughness event just went down in Tokyo, Japan, and it was unlike any other event we’ve seen before. Beyond the BMX street riding comp, there was also a flatland jam, skateboarding, breakdancing, DJs, graffiti artists and more all under one roof. The street comp saw Tyler Fernengel and Devon Smillie (team USA), Alex Donnachie and Ollie Shields (team UK) Bruno Hoffman and Fernando Laczko (team Germany, and Rim Nakamura and Shota Higa (team Japan) battle it out over three heats with team USA walking away with the win. Here’s a recap video provided by the event.” – Ride BMX

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How To Full Cab with Matt Miller

November 3, 2015

Have you always wanted to learn how to do a full-cab, but haven’t been able to figure it out? Well, here’s a how-to video where Matt Miller gives you plenty of advice and examples on how to get it done. Hit play and take it all in, then grab your BMX bike and send a few!

“How Tuesday is here once again, this time we’re checking in with Full Cab specialist Matt Miller. The full cab is a must for any street or park rider these days, take notes as Matt shows you how a little pedal pressure can go a long way.” – Ride BMX

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