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Wethepeople have released a brand new Bike Check with Jordan Waters and his current Buck setup that he’s running decked out with primarily Wethepeople parts, along with a few from Eclat, Animal, Shadow Conspiracy and Primo. You can check out a ton of photos along with a full parts list on the Wethepeople website — Jordan Waters Bike Check
Wethepeople have uploaded Pete Sawyer‘s section from the “LIT” video online for your viewing pleasure. This short but sweet section is filled with Pete’s stylish pegless, freecoaster style that brings smooth lines paired up with some big barspins, inverts and one hell of a ride over a bridge. Hit play and take it all in!
After you watch that, you can watch the full Wethepeople “LIT” video here!
Wow! Check out this serious banger of a BMX video that Wethepeople just released featuring Jordan Godwin absolutely crushing it in spots Wales! This is packed with some amazing riding and super clean film work. You will not be disappointed by this one!
Filmed and Edited by Nick Wotton
If you caught our coverage from Frostbike a few weeks back (Frostbike 2016 – Wethepeople), you probably got a look at the custom build that Wethepeople had on display at their booth featuring their new Patrol frame and parts that were designed for the trails riders out there. If you want to get a better look at that very exact bike, there’s a fresh Bike Check on the Wethepeople website giving you an in-depth look at the bike, along with a full list of parts they used to build up the bike. Check it out here — Patrol Custom Build
I don’t know about you, but this week definitely flew on by! Here’s the latest Four Clip Friday from Wethepeople featuring Dima Prykhodko putting his pegs and freecoaster to good use. Check out some buttery smooth lines filled with grinds, crank flips, barspins and more. You won’t be disappointed by this one, that’s for sure!
Filmed By Lukas Haeusler
Some of the Wethepeople team recently took a trip to Sicily to see just what the place had to offer! Although it doesn’t sound like the place had a ton to offer for spots, the entire crew were able to crush every spot they did come across and ended up with this dialed BMX video! Check the highlights above!
“Sometimes you make a gamble and it pays off. Sometimes it doesn’t. Wethepeople’s Mike Curley, Ed Zunda, Jordan Godwin, and Mo Nussbaumer had seen the Italian island of Sicily pop up in quite a few skateboarding videos recently so in January they decided to see what the island had to offer for two wheels. Well, it didn’t go quite to plan – spots were minimal and the guys spent almost every evening on google maps and skate apps trying to find things, at one point Mo got excited because he found a manny pad… it was definitely slim pickings. Every day was spent searching and for such a battle the video actually worked out really well! Curley comes through with some of that signature tech, Mo with the grind tailwhip game on point, Godwin with a juicy old hard 3 and more… and Zunda with that effortless control. Good job lads!
Filmed and edited by Callum Earnshaw” – DIG
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Dan Kruk has come a long way from being BMX Dan from Milwaukee in just a couple years. Here’s his footage that was in Wethepeople‘s “LIT” video for your viewing pleasure. Dan puts his pegs to heavy use on every rail and ledge he could! Plenty of heat to see in this BMX video.
Want to see the full video? Watch Wethepeople’s entire “LIT” video here!
Wethepeople dropped this new promo for the Pete Sawyer signature Sterling bars that are now available in a 4-piece version! Dialed riding and a good look at the bars. Plus, the film work is real clean as well. Enjoy!
“Pete introduces his new signature 4pc Sterling bar with some footage from his Endless Mag interview, filmed and edited by Callum Earnshaw.
“Me and Fooman stayed with Pete for a few days in Wales this summer to shoot some bits for Endless Magazine issue 1. The original plan was to try and film an edit to correspond with Pete’s magazine interview, sessions for session, but conflicting schedules and the various photoshoots they went on meant I couldn’t make some of the dates Foo and Pete were shooting together – but still, Pete came through with the goods!“” Calum Earnshaw
