The latest BMX Videos, Products and News!
Oh hell yeah! S&M Bikes uploaded their entire “Please Kill Me” video for your viewing pleasure. This is 30 minutes of pure gold from a heavy list of legendary riders, so hit that play button and enjoy!
“Please Kill Me was S&M Bike’s fifth full-length video, released in 2004.
Filmed & Edited by: Bob Scerbo and Brian Wizmerski
Riders:
Josh Stricker
Adam Baker
Amos Burke
Marvin Lotterle
Bob Scerbo
Vic Ayala
Brian Wizmerski
Rob Darden
Matt Beringer“
Want to spend the day with S&M and Fit Bike Co.‘s Mike “Hucker” Clark, Shawn McIntosh, AJ Anaya, Jared Swafford, Juan Guerrero, Justin Spriet and Nick Tarrant? Make your way to Sierra Bicycles on May 4th in San Bernardino for a full day of good times!
To celebrate their 10 year anniversary, The Source have teamed up with S&M Bikes and Fit Bike Co. to do some limited edition products that are only available in their store. Above we have the limited edition ATFids frame and below we have Ben Lewis’ signature Benny L Bars with custom graphics. Both of these items are OUT NOW and going fast. You can find out more about both the frame and bars by Clicking Here.
Johnny Devlin just built himself up a fresh S&M ATF frame decked out with the Credence bars and XLT fork and a bunch of The Shadow Conspiracy parts. Take a closer look at this dialed unit in the flipbook above!
For the past twelve years there has been a BMX backyard of epic proportions located in Layton, Utah. Sure, it didn’t start out as one of the most historic backyards ever built but over the course of time, and thanks to the support of the home-owner it has surely built up a reputation all its own. The owner is none-other than S&M Bikes pro and legend Matt Beringer. Matt is a character that is actually just as unique as his backyard and that is part of the reason why his yard has become a go-to destination for BMX riders from all over the world. Needless to say, it’s been twelve years of good times and it’s all coming to a close as Matt needs to make some decisions on whether or not to try and keep the house. He is at the point where it’s getting to be more stress than it’s worth for him to keep up on without any support so he posted on his Facebook about putting the house up for sale soon. But first, he wanted to let everyone know that it is up for grabs shred-ready and as-is for $200,000. For any companies looking to invest in an amazing team house this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Located a half an hour out of Salt Lake City, Utah with neighbors that already know the deal and a yard that is ride-able as we speak it would be amazing to see a company step in and take it over. I caught up with Matt to break things down, fill everyone in on the exact details and let him speak his mind on the subject.
Spotted this over on The Merged. Here’s a sneak peek look at the drive-side Cymbal hub guard that S&M Bikes is working on. This guard is made from 4130 chromoly and made right here in the U.S.A. No word on release dates, but I can imagine it’ll be out soon if they’re leaking photos.
S&M Bikes dropped a few photos that Andrew McMullen shot of Mike Hoder’s bike for you to check out. I’m loving that translucent blue color! Take a peek!
Spotted this over on The Merged. It looks like S&M are still catering to the guys out there who prefer to run the railed seats versus Pivotal or even the tripod posts. Above is a look at their new Shield seat that will be out soon. Rad.
