The Pool.

Been waiting for a couple of days for a video to post of this instead of just putting results up, and here it is courtesy of Ride US.



Chase Hawk certainly got the point!

EDIT: Belm. Full results here.

Wait... what?

I seem to have missed a few days of posting stuff, despite me seeing plenty of things I wanted to post up. As a result, this is all sort of old but I'm going to treat this as an easily accessible archive (for me) of things I like. So, without much further ado:



Lahsaan Kobza. Cool style, cool moves, cool video.



Pretty much all the "At Home With" videos have been cool, and this continues that trend. Marv steps up to the plate this time.



All this for a promo video for a frame?

Lastly, Brian Foster rules.

Couple of edits.

Lunchtime video sessions? Yep.

CheltBMX have a new little edit out. Controversial song-swiping action? There's a much better song lurking on The XX's album that no-one's used yet...



Spotted this War Of The Roses jam video over on RideUK:



Proving they've still got a good team, Fit have a Blue Falcon check up.

I'd just like to point out that no-one in the world deserves to have a crash like this first one. Dead sailor whips never look like fun. From TCU, from Vital.

New Superstar cassette

The latest in the line of companies trying to compete with the G-Sport Ratchet and create a strong female-axle rear hub is Superstar, although, like many others, they appear to have gone for the weaker 3/8" female axle, rather than a 14mm female axle. It can't be that hard to make one with a 14mm female axle, surely? At least it'd be more reassuring for peg use then...



In ooooother news:

Fit are keeping up the exercise regime and are still trying to Stay Fit:



And The Source took a trip to Paris and made this hefty web-edit. Rob Castle footage!

Late.

Took my sweet time, didn't I? Busy weekends and busy weekdays mean slow posts, apologies...

First up, three trails vids (?!). No doubt someone'll get uppity about calling the first video trails, but meh...


Go to BNQT for more videos.


Pretty rad video from Heath Pinter's jam.


Derelict BMX - March in 50 Frames Per Second from Dave King on Vimeo.

A new "check out my fancy camera" (joking...) video from Derelict.



There's a bit of trails in there, but it's Brian Frickin' Foster so that makes up for the lack of soil content in there.

In other "Sweet video" news:

This is Randy Taylor's part from a recent issue of Props that contains a lot of other awesome riding of this standard, and that you should definitely buy.


Randy Taylor Bio from Adrian Sogaray on Vimeo.

Equally, the new Props is out now, so go buy that here. I've posted the trailer for that before so you should have no doubts as to how awesome that one's gonna be. (In other shop related news, the new DUB video is out right here, as are the Kink seats I mentioned a few posts back.)

Notro kicked off a few days ago, and Garrett Reynolds surprisingly didn't win. He did, however, win best trick for the line you'll see at the end of the video. It's amazing how most US (I know it's Canadian...) comps still look identical to comps from years ago. Looking back at super old issues of Props, it's like nothing's changed (apart from the amount of spins/whips, I suppose), compared to street riding which is significantly different to what it was like 'back in the day'...

(EDIT: Ride's insane coding and "WHY DID YOU THINK IT'D BE A GOOD IDEA?!" autoplay feature mean you're going to have to click this link. It's probably not worth it, unless you fast forward to the end to see Garrett...)

Part 2 of Jim C's interview with Mark Noble is up on ESPN, go read it!

Yet more videos?

And indeed other content, but more on that later.

I mentioned in the last post about music that I liked ending up in webvids being pretty cool, and specifically mentioned Modest Mouse and Of Montreal - Vinyl have added to that list today with Band Of Horses in this edit they did for Dig:


More BMX >>


If you're watching this here, you all owe me one so you didn't have to go on the Mpora site and listen to a rubbish ad for some hideously annoying video game decide to autoplay really loudly. Most intrusive, annoying site... (EDIT: I was just listening to that song by playing the video again, and that ad came up at the end again. NO. NO, NO, NO.)

Anyway - Ride UK have decided to post up some Classic Articles on their site, and this one is the awesome Brian Foster one they did a fair few issues ago. Click here for Part 1, here for 2 and here for 3.

In "Classic" news, Joe Cox has put up one of the Bonus Sections from Tomorrow We Work online, and here it is - all filmed in Spain:


Odio Casa Mafia En Espania from Joe Cox on Vimeo.

In totally unrelated news, there are some awesome deals on at The Shop at the moment, so go check them out in case something tickles your fancy (e.g. FBM frames for £179.99 - £120 off! Bargainous).