Tall Order BMX Archives – Page 4 of 7

Sebastian Keep – What Does Red Bull Want?

February 12, 2017

Sebastian Keep dropped the latest VLOG on the Tall Order channel. Although we do try to avoid the vlogs, we were into this one since Bas gives us a little behind the scenes look at some of his meetings with Red Bull that gives you a little insight into what it’s like riding for them and some of the work that goes into it off the bike. This video documents a trip to their headquarters in London. This also gives us a little teaser of something new that Bas has cooking up with some TV shows, then a little update on what Tall Order has in the works for this year.

“In this Vlog I headed to the Red Bull office to discuss plans for future projects.
Since the release of “Walls” I’ve been approached by a few companies for adverts so I headed out to Germany to talk with a producer and director.”

Sebastian Keep – Jumping Off Bridges On A BMX: The Story Behind “Walls”

January 16, 2017

Sebastian Keep found some very crazy walls to ride for this project…

Here’s what we have been waiting for, for a LOOOOONG time now! The footage of Sebastian Keep doing that insane Gap to Wallride off a bridge for Red Bull has finally made its way online! The Behind the Scenes video just dropped on Tall Order‘s Youtube channel giving you a look at everything that went into making this very, very, very insane idea happen from the gap off the bridge to a bunch of other crazy setups he cooked up! Then Red Bull dropped their “Walls” video that is a short but sweet video packed with banger after banger from all the insane wallrides Bas did. This is absolute MADNESS and a must see!

“ The idea started with lets take 2 small ramps to the city centres to jump off multi storey car parks and bridges land on buildings and wall ride down them. We knew that what we were doing wasn’t exactly legal so we decided to wear high vis jackets and hard hats and try our best to disguise ourselves as road workers so that people would leave us alone and It worked!
The spots we found on Google earth were bigger than we anticipated
and so we tried to build practice set ups to help get used to the gaps.

At the spot in Croydon nobody knew if it was possible to ride down 20 feet of vertical wall and after speaking to various pro riders who didn’t have an answer for us we decided to try it…

This video tells the story of how we rolled into city centres in the early hours disguised as builders with vans holding huge ramps set them up and filmed our attempts at some of the biggest wall rides we have seen.

Please Subscribe and thanks for watching.” Sebastian Keep

“Redefining the concept of street riding, Sebastian ‘Bas’ Keep’s latest project, Walls, takes BMX into uncharted territories.
It’s almost like a new discipline of riding, no one’s really done it before
Sebastian ‘Bas’ Keep
The British BMX legend uses ramps and his creativity to tackle some of the UK’s most inaccessible wallrides, including the project’s death-defying final Croydon spot – an insane 6.5m (22ft) gap to 9.7m (32ft) wallride that made the final ever cover of RideUK back in 2015.
Nearly two years later and the wait is over. Watch the video above to see Bas push the boundaries of what can be achieved in the street environment.”

Photo: George Marshall

Photo: Eisa Bakos

Strictly BMX – Custom Tall Order 187 Build

January 5, 2017

Our friends over at Strictly BMX are back at it again with their custom builds. This time around they decided to take one of the new Tall Order 187 frames and load it up with parts from Tall Order, Colony, Cult, Odyssey and KHE. Hit that play button for a look at this dialed unit, then get the full details on the bike below.

“Tall Order is a new brand from legendary English rider Bas Keep.
Bas has always been known as a ramp shredder so it’s only right that Tall Order is designed & engineered specifically to be ridden at the highest level on transitions of all types & sizes.
The 187 is a low standover, tech ready design for whipping & spinning up a storm.
We built this one up with the best of aftermarket parts from Colony, Federal, Cult, Odyssey & more.

FRAME – TALL ORDER 187 FRAME – GLOSS WHITE 20.8
FORKS – TALL ORDER RAMP FORKS – GLOSS WHITE 10MM
BARS – TALL ORDER RAMP BARS – GLOSS WHITE 9
STEM – COLONY SQUAREBACK STEM – BLACK
GRIPS – ODI STAY STRONG GRIPS – BLACK
HEADSET – CULT TALL HEADSET – BLACK
CRANKSET – COLONY 22S CRANKSET – GLOSS BLACK 170MM
BB – CULT MID 22MM – BLACK
SPROCKET – COLONY CC SPROCKET – BLACK 25T
PEDALS – ODYSSEY GRANDSTAND ALLOY PEDALS – BLUE BLOOD
CHAIN – CULT 510 CHAIN – BLACK
RIMS – FEDERAL STANCE XL RIM – TRANSLUCENT DARK BLUE 36H
REAR HUB – COLONY WASP MALE CASSETTE HUB – BLACK 36H RHD 9T 14MM
FRONT HUB – COLONY WASP FRONT HUB – BLACK 36H 10MM
TYRES – KHE MAC2+ PROOF STREET TYRE – BLACK 2.3″/2.3″
SEAT – COLONY ALEX HIAM FAT SEAT COMBO – BLACK”

You can check out more photos, pricing and more on the Strictly BMX website.

Tall Order – Pocket Socket BMX Tool

December 29, 2016

There’s no doubt that having the right Tools are an essential for any rider, it does help that things have been simplified down greatly over the years to the point where you really only need allen keys or a 17mm socket to work on pretty much everything on your bike except for the spokes or maybe getting your tire off the wheel. We have seen a number of Multi-Tools over the years like the DK Random Wrench to the Merritt Trifecta tool that have simplified carrying around a bag of tools with you. The guys at Tall Order have decided to simplify it even more and made this tool that literally only has 6mm and 8mm allen key heads, a 17mm socket and enough of a handle to get some leverage to crank your nuts and bolts tight.

The Pocket Socket BMX Tool comes in black and chrome, weighs in at 4 oz. and is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Tall Order worldwide for around $19.99.

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Building A Bike In 13 Minutes

December 26, 2016

As some of you know, Matty Cranmer is now doing it for Tall Order and had the chance to dial in a fresh new bike with all the new Tall Order goodies. Big Boy had master mechanic Brooklyn put the bike together for Matty in a record pace. Hit play to watch the bike get built up, then watch Matty absolutely crush it on the new bike at the Incline Club!

Tall Order – Where Is My Red Bull Footage?

December 23, 2016

There’s been a bunch of people asking when Sebastian Keep‘s footage from the crazy gap to wallride drop-in off the bridge would surface online. Especially considering that it was on a cover for Ride UK over a year ago. It looks like we FINALLY get an answer in the latest Tall Order webisode where Bas goes to the Red Bull headquarters to hash out the details and take care of some other business. January 16th is the day and it’s going to be awesome to FINALLY see the footage from the wallride. Until then, hit play and take a look at what Sebastian and Ollie got into during a trip to the Red Bull offices.

Tall Order – 215 Frame

November 19, 2016

The first batch of Tall Order frames have arrived and they’re looking clean. The 215 Frame is made from full Sanko Japanese 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.6″ bottom bracket height, 8.5″ standover height and a 13.5″ chainstay length. You can find an integrated heat tube, gusset on the down tube, integrated seat post clamp, Mid bottom bracket, curved seat and chain stay bridges for 2.40″ tire clearance and removable brake mounts.

The 215 Frame comes in 20.6″, 21″ and 21.5″ top tube lengths with colors of Gloss Black and Gloss White and a weight of 5 lbs. 2.4 oz. (21″). This frame is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Tall Order worldwide now for £289.99.

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Tall Order – Unboxing The First Shipment + Giveaway

November 18, 2016

Over the course of the past year, Sebastian Keep has been putting out videos giving us some insight into starting his BMX company, Tall Order. The videos started out with the idea, then it went to a behind the scenes look at production, and now we get a look at the final product! Hit play to watch Bas get a look at the first shipment of new frames, bars, seats and tools that are available now! Pretty awesome seeing the look on his face to see all the hard work paying off.

“Back in April I started my own bike company ‘tall order’ After nearly a whole year of putting in work the first shipment of my products has landed!

In this video Oliver and I unbox all of the tall order products and guide you though the range providing all info on the frames, bars, seats, forks and the pocket socket!

If you would like to buy any of these products visit http://tallorderbmx.com/shop/

Enjoy and thanks for watching” – Sebastian Keep