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Through The Lens: Catching Up with Jason Enns

January 16, 2013

Jason Enns BMX

I have known Jason for a long time now but it wasn’t until I moved to California in 2007 that I got to meet up with him and begin shooting with him. We have become friends over the years and any time I suggest meeting up to working on a project like this or just shoot photos in general he is always down for the cause, which is amazing. He is one of the most well respected riders in the game right now and seems to have a way about him that people are stoked on. His riding has progressed so much over the years and he has really found himself as a rider. He doesn’t follow trends, he doesn’t worry about who’s doing what, he just simply does what he does best and that is kill it on a bike. He puts in some serious effort into searching out new spots to stay fresh and original, he always reps the companies that support him and he always seems to be genuinely stoked to be riding. He’s the type of person that doesn’t take what he has for granted and understands that it could all end tomorrow. I had the chance recently to hang with Jason and as always, it was nothing but good times. You know what to do by now… grab a drink, sit back and read on.

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Volume Bikes – Vicente Candel Welcome Edit

January 15, 2013

Check out Volume Bikes newest recruit from Spain, Vincente Candel, putting all 4 of his pegs to proper use in this new welcome edit!

“Spanish powerhouse and new Volume rider from Spain, Vicente Candel took a special week long trip with filmer/ rider, Javi Benito to the land of endless spots and hot women, which is none other than Barcelona. His speed and flow in this edit is endless, plus there’s some bangers that surprised us all. Thanks again to Javi for making the edit and Vicente for killing it as always. Get watchin’!
Filmed & Edited by Javi Benito
Music: The Tams – “Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy””

Volume Bikes – Victor Galindo Welcome Edit

January 9, 2013

Volume Bikes have added Victor Galindo to their line up. Check out this dialed welcome edit above along with a little write up as to why below. This dude knows a thing or two about style for sure.

“We’d like to proudly introduce this young whipper snapper to the team in style….but before we get started I feel like you should know a few things about little Victor since he’s most likely a new face to you. Victor hails from Nipomo (nohomo) California where it smells like poop all the time. He is the protege to Alex Raban’s positive mentoring skills and together they spend their days riding the Nipomo equivalent of FBM ghetto street comp AKA “The Rec.” He in turn has dialed in his peg skills along with ridiculous tricks like decades off a tiny little pallet box jump. Victor also may or may not be involved in a very lucrative energy drink pyramid scheme which he claims will have him whippin a Benz on 24’s at some point this year. Now that you know Alex Raban’s little brother better, give this edit a watch or 10…..get it? ….like a decade, man. Featuring footy from Victor’s home turf in the central California coast, along with some Arizona footy in the mix.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Music: Architecture In Helsinki – “Everythings Blue”“

Print Ad: Volume Bikes – Drew Hosselton

January 7, 2013

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Here’s a look at the new Volume Bikes print ad featuring Drew Hosselton and the Bourbon Street bars. This can be found in issue 92 of DIG BMX Magazine.

Volume in California Trip

January 1, 2013

Here’s a new MUST SEE video from Volume Bikes. 5 minutes and 48 seconds of pure goodness. Hit that play button! Oh, and it looks like they’ve got a full-length video in the works… Can’t wait for that.

“To kick off the new year right we decided drop some heat on ya from damn near the entire team! Back in November we loaded the van to the brim, stuffed our belongings in the U-Haul and headed North in search of some of of the best spots in California. Stops include Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, Nipomo, San Luis Obispo, Fresno, San Jose, and San Fransisco…as well as some home turf gems in the mix. With the exception of SF, you could say we weren’t exactly staying on the beatin’ path…and that’s exactly how we like it. I’m really excited about how this came together, so grab a cup of your best hangover remedy, kick that now lesser attractive girl out of your bed, and go ride your bike. Happy 2013 Everyone!
Featuring Drew Hosselton, Alex Raban, Jason Enns, Broc Raiford, Lil D, Tate Roskelley, Mike Mastroni, Mike Jonas, & Eric Bahlman.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Music:
The Old Haunts – “Knives On The Mind”
Jim Jones Ft. T.I. & Bun B – “End Of The Road””

Volume – Tate Roskelley 2012 Edit

December 21, 2012

Tate Roskelley sets that creativity bar to maximum for this new edit! This is what we call a MUST SEE.

“In honor of the last day of the world, and subsequently the end of the BMX world as you know it, we invite you to delve into the creative mind of Mr. Roskelley for a few minutes. From biblical water travel capabilities, to cartoon inspired banana peel slides, to tricks that arguably are achieved with a funny looking unicycle and not a bicycle…Tate is constantly pushing the envelope in terms of what the parameters of BMX bike riding actually are. In Tate’s mind they simply don’t exist, and they shouldn’t in yours either. It’s a brand new time period in Mayan history, a new year is around the corner, and hopefully it’s a time for more fresh ideas like this in BMX…go out there and get creative!
Filmed by Jordan Utley & Elf Walters.
Edited by Jordan Utley.
Music: Beach House – “Myth”” – Volume Bikes

Volume – Candel Gulli Edit

December 17, 2012

Candel Gulli is Volume‘s connect down in Spain. Check out this new video of him taking care of business at some of his local spots. Definitely worth a peek.

Volume – Broc Raiford Bourbon Street Bar Promo

December 12, 2012

With the release of Broc Raiford’s signature Bourbon Street Bars from Volume Bikes, they released this brand new edit of Broc absolutely slaying some street spots with all the info on the bars. Don’t miss this!

“Back in September and fresh off our Tea & Biscuits UK Tour, Broc and I headed to Salt Lake City to hang out with Tate for a few days and stack some clips for this as well as Tate’s Drifter V2 promo. As you can see, Broc (or as most of the team now calls him, “Little Puppy”) really put his 18 year old puppy power to use obtaining a whole grip of footage on all the amazing spots SLC, & Pocatello, Idaho had to offer. Check out Broc’s signature Bourbon Street Bars right here:CLICK HERE
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Motion Graphics by: Justen Soule
Music:
Jeans Wilder – “It Was A Strange Time In My Life”
Jay Rock – “How We Grow Up”“