
Make your way on over to The Shadow Conspiracy website to check out Trey Jones’ current Cult setup decked out in Shadow parts. She’s a little rusty looking, but I can assure you that’s one dialed unit. Check it!
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Make your way on over to The Shadow Conspiracy website to check out Trey Jones’ current Cult setup decked out in Shadow parts. She’s a little rusty looking, but I can assure you that’s one dialed unit. Check it!

I’m not really sure when the first Shadow Conspiracy coffin happened. I remember about a year or two ago they started popping up at a bunch of different events that Shadow was sponsoring. In that time, this unique ledge has popped up in countries all over the world and I think it has crossed everyones mind that they would have a good time riding it in some way.
Then a month or so ago, I was talking to Ronnie Bonner about the annual BV Jam that I’ve been throwing the past few years. Shadow was sponsoring it, and if you have ever met Ronnie, he’s always got some good ideas to step things up a notch or two to really make something that much better.
We started talking about the coffins and how Shadow has been getting a bunch of requests from people for the instructions and dimensions of how to build one. I tossed out that I wanted to get one made for the jam. When I said that, Ronnie said they were working on putting together some sort of instructions for it, but only had some rough plans to work with at the time.
Over the years, I’ve become pretty good at figuring out how to make things work with minimal resources. It’s kind of something I think you develop over time as a BMX rider. I usually get pretty overwhelmed when everything is already figured out and everything is supplied. It kind of takes the fun out of it and makes it easier to screw up.
I had Ronnie send through these rough plans and got to work with Adam and Blake Waters from Bluff Valley to take this idea from rough plans and wood to a good time. I documented the creation from start to finish with some photos from Instagram (@KurtHohberger), emails and what not. I figured I’d give you guys a look at the process to make this happen from start to finish. Let’s take a peek.
Joris Coulomb joined The Shadow Conspiracy back in September. Since then he has been busy stacking clips for this wild new welcome edit that you definitely need to see! So, so good!

Here’s a look at The Shadow Conspiracy‘s latest print ad featuring Johny Devlin. This can be found in issue 12 of The Albion.

Make your way over to Collateral for an interview with Ronnie Bonner about all sorts of things from how Shadow and Sparky’s got started and what they are working on, to opening up Rock Steady Trading Company in Taiwan. It’s a super interesting read and even includes an interview with Steven Liu.
Over the weekend, some of The Shadow Conspiracy crew made a stop at the FLBMX contest in Orlando. Check out 4 minutes of good times that were had during the stop!
“Check out our coverage of the FLBMX Contest Series Shadow Keep it Local Stop that happened at Orlando Skatepark in December. The event was a huge success with rad riding from Lahsaan Kobza, Trey Jones, Mark Mulville, and the rest of the Florida locals!”

Head over to The Shadow Conspiracy‘s website to check out a fresh bike check with Tom Smith! That’s one clean looking ride right there. What do you think?

Looking for some fresh clothes to help you get through the rest of the winter but tight on cash? Check out this sweet deal that The Shadow Conspiracy have for you to try on.
“With Winter in full swing across most of the Northern Hemisphere we thought that you might need a little more protection from the cold weather. Today (1/28) through Monday, February 4th we’re offering a sweet deal on a Winter kit to keep you warm. Pick up a KIL hood, Mesa beanie and a pair of Mesa socks for the low price of $69.99 and keep the chill off your bones. Hit this link to head on over to the Shadow Online Store to get yours today.”