Devon Smillie pretty much took over this edit with some impressive moves but Josh Betley definitely delivered as always. Enjoy
Osiris Shoes - Josh Betley / Devon Smillie December Split from Osiris BMX on Vimeo.
Dedicated BMX only shop based in Southampton in the sunny South of England!
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Josh Betley and Devon Smillie Edit
I couldn't help to notice that in the past year Osiris Shoes have made a massive effort to get back into the BMX circle! Good on them, hopefully we'll get to see more edits like this one.
Shadow Year End 2011
Another year has gone by so fast and yet The Shadow Conspiracy managed to get enough riding clips to through out awesome edits all the time to keep everyone entertained and also come out with this bad ass end of the year edit, hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did. Peace
RIP Ricky Bates
The Shadow Conspiracy - Best of 2011 from Shadow Conspiracy on Vimeo.
RIP Ricky Bates
Herve - Better Than A BMX
Once again good old twitter lead me to yet another cool eye catching edit. This time featuring riders Benny Lewis, Paul Ryan, Kayley Ashworth and Lloyd Wright. Enjoy
Friday, December 23, 2011
Federal Bikes Jordan Aleppo
Federal bikes Jordan Aleppo who also works at the Seventies warehouse has put together this banging 'Our House' edit. Sikerning
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Seventies Distro. Christmas Edit
A little Christmas edit featuring Mike King, Jong Taylor and more.
Merry Christmas From Seventies Distribution! from Seventies Distribution on Vimeo.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Harry Main Edit
This edit featuring Harry Main is just incredible! And it's good to see that he isn't just a contest rider he also comes up with very creative and stylish web edits.
CSG's Christmas Edit
Riders: Paul Ryan, Jason Phelan, Pete Sawyer, Farren Downes, Mike Curley, Phil Demattia, Jonny Devine, Weird Sam, Northern John
Happy Christmas from CSG UK from BMX.COM on Vimeo.
Connor Lodes Park Edit
I must admit for a park edit it certainly contains a load of awesome street moves which is never a bad thing. Connor Lodes has definitely got loads bike control!
Connor Lodes Dec 2011 Premium Park Edit from Premium Products on Vimeo.
Dane Searls jumps the world's biggest BMX dirt jumps: Giants Of Dirt Part 3
It's really sad that someone like Dane Searls passed away. Such an inspiring person for many riders out there and to think that he was the same age as me when he died really makes you think how easy your life could end. BMX needs more people like Dane with a unique style and positive outlook. RIP
Monday, December 19, 2011
Dean Cueson and Ryan Taylor @ Creation
I'm not entirely sure when this edit by Chris Wilmshurst was released but I'm sure you'll be impressed and stoked to watch it again if you already have seen it!
Riders: Dean Cueson and Ryan Taylor
Riders: Dean Cueson and Ryan Taylor
Dean Cueson & Ryan Taylor @ Creation Skatepark from Chris Wilmshurst on Vimeo.
Verde's Kevin Kiraly Video Part
Kevin Kiraly... Wow I've always said that this dude kills it but I was actually blown away by this edit. You just have to see it for your selfs and please, please watch the ender!
Verde BMX - Kevin Kiraly Video Part from Verde Bikes on Vimeo.
Odyssey at Slab City
Odyssey's San Diego boys Gary Young, Hoang Tran, Kyle Hart and Mr Dirt Ron "the dude with the killer moustache" on a sweet road trip.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Dennis Enarson Can-Jam How To
I know it's a Footjam how to and I'm normally really against footjams but I couldn't just ignore the fact that pretty much anything that "The Man" Dennis Enarson does is awesome!
So if you do manage to learn Can-Jams after watching this edit then COOL but please try not to do them when I'm around : )
So if you do manage to learn Can-Jams after watching this edit then COOL but please try not to do them when I'm around : )
Dennis Enarson Markit Edit
Dennis Enarson has done it again! Whilst we are all here sat complaining about the cold weather Dennis manages to come along with yet another AMAZING edit... As always I'm pretty much speechless.
Now the question is, what is Markit? And who is behind it?
Now the question is, what is Markit? And who is behind it?
Marv Duke Of Wellington Promo
Check out this promo video for Fit UK rider Marv‘s signature frame, The Duke Of Wellington. Once you’ve given that a watch, make sure you click MORE for some photos and further details on all the things you’d ever need to know about this awesome frame!
Sizes: 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.3″
Rear end length: 13.1″-13.5″
Head tube angle: 75.5°
Seat tube angle: 71°
BB Height: 11.7″
Standover: 8.9″
Head tube: Integrated
Bottom Bracket: Mid
Brake mounts: Thread-On 990
Dropouts: 14mm, 4Q Baked
Gyro tabs: Optional
Features
Limited edition, designed to support the UK Team
Double gusset with Script Logo embossing
Straight gauge Top & down tube
Butted seat tube
Double bend chain stays
Straight gauge tapered stays
2.3″ tyre clearance (even when slammed)
Available in matte black or light blue
5mm thick, 4Q baked dropouts
Extended dropout contact area with stays to increase stiffness
Dropout shape ideal for 34mm (1 3/8″) and larger pegs
Fit 'Duke Of Wellington' Promo from Channel 4Down on Vimeo.
SpecificationsSizes: 20.5″, 20.75″, 21″, 21.3″
Rear end length: 13.1″-13.5″
Head tube angle: 75.5°
Seat tube angle: 71°
BB Height: 11.7″
Standover: 8.9″
Head tube: Integrated
Bottom Bracket: Mid
Brake mounts: Thread-On 990
Dropouts: 14mm, 4Q Baked
Gyro tabs: Optional
FeaturesLimited edition, designed to support the UK Team
Double gusset with Script Logo embossing
Straight gauge Top & down tube
Butted seat tube
Double bend chain stays
Straight gauge tapered stays
2.3″ tyre clearance (even when slammed)
Available in matte black or light blue
5mm thick, 4Q baked dropouts
Extended dropout contact area with stays to increase stiffness
Dropout shape ideal for 34mm (1 3/8″) and larger pegs
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Eric Bahlman's Shadow Welcome Edit
Not really heard or seen much of this dude personally but he can sure enough use that coaster and those pegs! Congratulations on joining the Shadow Conspiracy.
Eric Bahlman - Welcome to the Family from Shadow Conspiracy on Vimeo.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Drew Bezanson's New Edit
Oh my god!!! I honestly can't get enough of Drew Bezanson recently. The guy it's an absolute machine, see for your selfs.
Drew Bezanson from Justen Soule on Vimeo.
Pijin Sharing The Love
Today its a happy day in Pijin we have finally decided to get our butts in gear and offer shipping to other countries please click here to check the list!
Thanks everyone for all your support!
Grant Castelluzzo edit
After months of banging out session after session before winter rolled in, Grant C. put together this new edit for us. Stoked on the feel, real stoked on the riding. There are some lines in here that took some serious time and effort.
Thanks for the support Grant. Enjoy this. (Words by Profile Racing)
Thanks for the support Grant. Enjoy this. (Words by Profile Racing)
Saturday, December 10, 2011
T'is the season...
It's that time of year. The motivation to go out and ride in cold weather is pretty hard to come by. However, at this time of year, there's also the inevitable "What would you like for Christmas?" question from friends/relatives. A solution for these two problems is at hand in the form of the BMX DVD. Although web edits are the most common form of video out there now, there's still nothing quite like getting a cool new DVD, getting it up on TV and chilling out and watching. The following are two videos that will definitely get you wanting to ride again...
Props Owned
I wasn't really too sure what to expect from Owned - I mean, Props videos are usually pretty awesome so I sort of assumed this one would be, but with a line-up of riders I wasn't particularly familiar with and no real idea of what the format was going to be like, I was a little apprehensive. Fortunately, Alex Magallan has the opening section and it is all kinds of awesome.
I've seen a few web-videos of him in the past and had him pegged as one of the 'alternative' riders, but this section just ruled. Weird setups, interesting lines, creative tricks and a large amount of pedalling make it a beast of a section, and sets the tone for the rest of the video pretty well.
Tom Villareal is another rider I hadn't really seen much of in the past, and his section has a bunch of different moves in there. There's a pretty big range of spots and lines in his section, which to me seems to be the by-product of filming for a DVD section - web-videos are cool and all, but when riders have to commit to a long-term project and go on a bunch of trips to film for it, the level of riding is going to get pushed, and the visual interest of seeing new spots throughout a section is only going to increase.
Jason Phelan needs no introduction, and his "Behind the scenes" edits show that he's taken more than a few brutal slams to film his section. Big, fast, trick-filled riding is what you'd expect and is also what you get.
Dan Foley follows up Jason's section, and rides a good mix of park and street. This mixture of riding is pretty consistent throughout the whole video - the emphasis is more on street overall, but there's still enough other forms of riding to keep everyone interested (although I guess you flatland and pure trails dudes might disagree...). His overall style is rad too, so definitely one to keep an eye out for!
The ender section goes to Drew Bezanson, who does all the ridiculous computer-game-style tricks you'd expect. His level of riding is pretty out of hand and it really helps bring the DVD to a good close. Some of the slams he takes for his section are insane too - there are a few things in there which you'd just sort of hope/assume would be done first try, but they took a couple of hits to get pulled.
Stew Johnson and the guys involved are all known for their top quality work, and that theme is continued through the whole video. The editing is super tight, there's a good selection of tracks (pretty nice to hear BMX set to something other than horrifically poor 'rap' - yes, I'm looking at you, the Internet), the filming's all really good and the level of riding is definitely way up there. There's a reasonable amount of Extras on there too (as well as a bunch of stuff online), so overall you get a pretty good chunk of rad video for your money. I have a feeling that this video's going to take over the mantle of 'Pre ride motivation video' for me from now on - there's not really much more of a higher recommendation than that that I can give. Get this video!
The Hunt
So - The Hunt. I'd heard a lot about this "project" online, but hadn't really checked it out too much until I saw the above trailer which piqued my interest. The overall premise of The Hunt was to hold a filming competition for some of the top riders and filmers around. A selection were chosen to feature in the final DVD, the sections were scored to see who was 'best', and a 'Best Line' prize was given out too. Ultimately, Chad Kerley - owner of the ender of the DVD - took away the prize for best section and for best line. Once you see his section this will all make sense - the only word that really comes close to describing his lines is relentless. They just keep going, and that's with super hard tricks throughout them rather than some filler tricks to lead up to a more tech combo.
His recent web-videos have show-cased some of this nuts c-c-c-combo riding that he's becoming more known for, but this video is the best example of it yet. That's not to say there's not a lot of massive riding in there too because there definitely is, but the difficulty and consistency throughout his riding is what really stands out. The other notable thing in his section is the fact that he usually seems to be smiling wherever he's riding. I'm aware that's a pretty weird comment to come out with, but he does seem to genuinely enjoy riding and that's something that you don't often see when most videos feature riders looking all serious business.
I'm aware that I've just spent a while talking about one rider's section, but worry ye not - the rest of the riders in this video help make it a well-rounded production overall. There's full-on park destruction from guys like Kyle Baldock, tech park stuff from Anthony Pearson, mental street combos from guys like Stevie Churchill, Dylan Stark and Dillon Lloyd, grind techery from Tony Neyer and Grant Castelluzzo, some big lines from Zack Warden, creative lines and tricks from Russel Wadlin, as well as a whole host of UK dudes riding a variety of lines in Mike King's mix section. Much like with Owned there's pretty much something there for everyone, and with how good a lot of the sections are in this DVD it's also another strong contender for your DVD collection.
Like I said before, DVDs are just fundamentally good, and now's a pretty ideal time of year to be getting hold of them. Get to it!
P.S. The Albion is also in stock at the shop, and not only is the magazine itself super good, but the United Downtime DVD that comes with it is a banger too. That's all free too, so go get one of those DVDs above and basically get another one for free too. You can't really lose...
Props Owned
I wasn't really too sure what to expect from Owned - I mean, Props videos are usually pretty awesome so I sort of assumed this one would be, but with a line-up of riders I wasn't particularly familiar with and no real idea of what the format was going to be like, I was a little apprehensive. Fortunately, Alex Magallan has the opening section and it is all kinds of awesome.
I've seen a few web-videos of him in the past and had him pegged as one of the 'alternative' riders, but this section just ruled. Weird setups, interesting lines, creative tricks and a large amount of pedalling make it a beast of a section, and sets the tone for the rest of the video pretty well.
Tom Villareal is another rider I hadn't really seen much of in the past, and his section has a bunch of different moves in there. There's a pretty big range of spots and lines in his section, which to me seems to be the by-product of filming for a DVD section - web-videos are cool and all, but when riders have to commit to a long-term project and go on a bunch of trips to film for it, the level of riding is going to get pushed, and the visual interest of seeing new spots throughout a section is only going to increase.
Jason Phelan needs no introduction, and his "Behind the scenes" edits show that he's taken more than a few brutal slams to film his section. Big, fast, trick-filled riding is what you'd expect and is also what you get.
Dan Foley follows up Jason's section, and rides a good mix of park and street. This mixture of riding is pretty consistent throughout the whole video - the emphasis is more on street overall, but there's still enough other forms of riding to keep everyone interested (although I guess you flatland and pure trails dudes might disagree...). His overall style is rad too, so definitely one to keep an eye out for!
The ender section goes to Drew Bezanson, who does all the ridiculous computer-game-style tricks you'd expect. His level of riding is pretty out of hand and it really helps bring the DVD to a good close. Some of the slams he takes for his section are insane too - there are a few things in there which you'd just sort of hope/assume would be done first try, but they took a couple of hits to get pulled.
Stew Johnson and the guys involved are all known for their top quality work, and that theme is continued through the whole video. The editing is super tight, there's a good selection of tracks (pretty nice to hear BMX set to something other than horrifically poor 'rap' - yes, I'm looking at you, the Internet), the filming's all really good and the level of riding is definitely way up there. There's a reasonable amount of Extras on there too (as well as a bunch of stuff online), so overall you get a pretty good chunk of rad video for your money. I have a feeling that this video's going to take over the mantle of 'Pre ride motivation video' for me from now on - there's not really much more of a higher recommendation than that that I can give. Get this video!
The Hunt
So - The Hunt. I'd heard a lot about this "project" online, but hadn't really checked it out too much until I saw the above trailer which piqued my interest. The overall premise of The Hunt was to hold a filming competition for some of the top riders and filmers around. A selection were chosen to feature in the final DVD, the sections were scored to see who was 'best', and a 'Best Line' prize was given out too. Ultimately, Chad Kerley - owner of the ender of the DVD - took away the prize for best section and for best line. Once you see his section this will all make sense - the only word that really comes close to describing his lines is relentless. They just keep going, and that's with super hard tricks throughout them rather than some filler tricks to lead up to a more tech combo.
His recent web-videos have show-cased some of this nuts c-c-c-combo riding that he's becoming more known for, but this video is the best example of it yet. That's not to say there's not a lot of massive riding in there too because there definitely is, but the difficulty and consistency throughout his riding is what really stands out. The other notable thing in his section is the fact that he usually seems to be smiling wherever he's riding. I'm aware that's a pretty weird comment to come out with, but he does seem to genuinely enjoy riding and that's something that you don't often see when most videos feature riders looking all serious business.
I'm aware that I've just spent a while talking about one rider's section, but worry ye not - the rest of the riders in this video help make it a well-rounded production overall. There's full-on park destruction from guys like Kyle Baldock, tech park stuff from Anthony Pearson, mental street combos from guys like Stevie Churchill, Dylan Stark and Dillon Lloyd, grind techery from Tony Neyer and Grant Castelluzzo, some big lines from Zack Warden, creative lines and tricks from Russel Wadlin, as well as a whole host of UK dudes riding a variety of lines in Mike King's mix section. Much like with Owned there's pretty much something there for everyone, and with how good a lot of the sections are in this DVD it's also another strong contender for your DVD collection.
Like I said before, DVDs are just fundamentally good, and now's a pretty ideal time of year to be getting hold of them. Get to it!
P.S. The Albion is also in stock at the shop, and not only is the magazine itself super good, but the United Downtime DVD that comes with it is a banger too. That's all free too, so go get one of those DVDs above and basically get another one for free too. You can't really lose...
Jack Watts & Declan Brooks @TheGhettoShed
This 2 kids get so much better every time I watch them! It really makes me feel old and rubbish! : (
Jack Watts & Declan Brooks @ The Ghetto Shed - More BMX Videos
Denis Pavlov Hellride x United
You might remember this dude pulling that really slow smith grind to bar-bar out or you may not but you'll for sure remember this edit.
Denis Pavlov Hellride x United from Nikita Lisovskiy on Vimeo.
Thursday, December 08, 2011
Alex Kennedy Iphone Edit
UK Alex Kennedy throwing down some cool street moves but to be honest I don't know what to make out of the editing... It's certainly different.
ak/iphone/cro/ldn/w/11 from alex kennedy on Vimeo.
Wednesday, December 07, 2011
Premium UK Anthony McGuirk
Haven't personally heard much about this dude in the past but he can sure ride a bike! And also it's good to see the the UK side of Premium is growing.
Premium UK - Anthony McGuirk, Scotland Weekender from Premium BMX UK on Vimeo.
Vans Rebel Jam
I probably posted a few too many edits of this years Rebel Jam but I couldn't miss this one out. Hope you guys enjoy it
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Props Owned Finally In Pijin
Do the right thing and get your self a copy this Christmas Here. This video looks awesome!
Monday, December 05, 2011
Rebel Jam Qualifying Highlights
So according to good old twitter it rained pretty much the whole weekend at this years Vans Rebel Jam and yet I couldn't help to noticed Chunky's weight loss and tan! I'm very impress with Amsterdam.
Now on a serious note, I thought it was obvious that the new chunky wasn't chunky at all it was Street Killer CHAD KERLEY
Chunky way before Rebel Jam
Chunky during Rebel Jam
Now on a serious note, I thought it was obvious that the new chunky wasn't chunky at all it was Street Killer CHAD KERLEY
Friday, December 02, 2011
Aitken & Dougan Edit
I personally can't stop watching this incredible edit and I'm sure we all feel the same way. I mean it has comical value, cool factors and some amazing riding.
Also it's so good to see that Mr Mike Aitken has come through a LONG way since his crash! Congratulations Mike you are very inspiring to many of us.
Also it's so good to see that Mr Mike Aitken has come through a LONG way since his crash! Congratulations Mike you are very inspiring to many of us.
ODSY VISION: TRAVEL LOG – IDAHO / MONTANA from ODYSSEYBMX.COM
Sergio Layos @ Rebel Jam 2011
Many of us are asking our selfs "Why didn't I go to Rebel Jam this weekend?!" and now this makes me even more gutted for not being there. Sad times but on a brighter note Sergio sure looks like he is enjoying the course.
Dan Lacey Edit
I know it's chain reaction and its a rival shop and all that rubbish but I could not miss posting this Dan Lacey edit up! He is the man.
Dan Lacey - ChainReactionBmx - Team Edit from chainreactioncycles on Vimeo.
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