It was weird - last week, I just didn't really get that vibe off anything I really saw online. Not too sure why, but this week's certainly different. To kick it off, here's the 'final' video of The Pool jam. Pretty good effort by everyone involved, this video sort of sums it up better than most others did!
Craig Passero is really getting too good now, considering he's still relatively unheard of for the masses. That feeble to nose bonk/manual 360 thing is ridiculous.
I spotted this earlier on via Mutiny, as it features a couple of dudes from their team - notably Robbo who's responsible for all this:
Defgrip, as ever, are continuing to pump out quality content, this time featuring the lesser-spotted Wolfman. Apparently even his relatively simple views are still contentious enough for the BMX world, c'est la vie... Much respect to anyone holding down a job that time-consuming/energy-sapping and still getting out riding. Makes me feel that much more of a pussy if I drop out the "Oh, I'm a bit tired tonight..." after the ol' 9-5. Click here for that.
Lastly, Streetphire is all shiny and new. If you're friends with me on Facebook and were wondering why I was liking and disliking Streetphire-related stuff, it was all in the name of H-Man's progress. So there...
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Showing posts with label Craig Passero. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Craig Passero. Show all posts
Monday, May 23, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Aching.
Man, Saturday's weather was too good. Paying for that now (my shoulders are haggard), but no regrets!
In 'other' news - Craig Passero is still really good. This time it's for Lotek, but ultimately the title sponsor for a video of him doesn't matter. You know it's going to be awesome.
Much like you can be pretty sure a Passero edit's going to be cool, you can generally assume a Mutiny edit's going to look pretty "Aww yeah". This is also the case. Good to see some Randy Taylor clips in there too, even if his riding was limited due to some pretty brutal sounding nerve/hardware issues.
Niki Croft. What else is there to say? From TheMake.
I'm willing to bet all those slams at the start hurt the world more than they hurt Niki.
Speaking of slams...
In 'other' news - Craig Passero is still really good. This time it's for Lotek, but ultimately the title sponsor for a video of him doesn't matter. You know it's going to be awesome.
Much like you can be pretty sure a Passero edit's going to be cool, you can generally assume a Mutiny edit's going to look pretty "Aww yeah". This is also the case. Good to see some Randy Taylor clips in there too, even if his riding was limited due to some pretty brutal sounding nerve/hardware issues.
Niki Croft. What else is there to say? From TheMake.
I'm willing to bet all those slams at the start hurt the world more than they hurt Niki.
Speaking of slams...
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Round-up.
After a few days absence, here's a bit of a round-up of the things I thought were good this week:
May remember me saying earlier in the week: "Something that did come from TheComeUp is this - the intro to OSS "Football", and the first section by Mr. Rory Ellis. Tune! Very much looking forward to Craig Passero and Mastroni's sections in that." Well, here is Craig Passero's section, and it lived up to my expectations!
George Marshall is one of the best BMX photographers in the UK (if not the world, to be fair), and so it's always good to see new content from him - this time over on Defgrip.
A couple of pieces I spotted on Facebook again - firstly a couple of videos linked up by WTP's loose cannon in London Tim Lewis. Both of these videos are edited by Mr. Consistent, Duncan Lloyd, and feature some cool riding from a variety of known and lesser known London names, as well as a section from Merlin. Rad dudes the lot of 'em.
Dyno posted this up too advertising KISBikeCo's - who Dyno's been riding for for a while now - latest frame, the Spark.
Back to more people-I-don't-know based stuff - Floyd, one of Cult's team riders, put up this edit earlier in the week. Pretty cool edit!
Speaking of cool edits, Tom Davis is getting pretty serious these days.
I hadn't really seen much of Kyle Hart's riding before, but just knew he was a pretty loose dude. Turns out he's got the skills too, though. Nollie 5 and oppo 3 rail hops = choice.
Lastly, as I sit here listening to the rain smashing into my window, here's a bit of a Q&A with Bas Keep who's currently living it up in Austin, Texas. Click here to read that, then lurk the Twitter feed embedded in the page to see things like this photo Dakota Roche posted up to show the winter they're dealing with over in Cali. Jealous...
May remember me saying earlier in the week: "Something that did come from TheComeUp is this - the intro to OSS "Football", and the first section by Mr. Rory Ellis. Tune! Very much looking forward to Craig Passero and Mastroni's sections in that." Well, here is Craig Passero's section, and it lived up to my expectations!
George Marshall is one of the best BMX photographers in the UK (if not the world, to be fair), and so it's always good to see new content from him - this time over on Defgrip.
A couple of pieces I spotted on Facebook again - firstly a couple of videos linked up by WTP's loose cannon in London Tim Lewis. Both of these videos are edited by Mr. Consistent, Duncan Lloyd, and feature some cool riding from a variety of known and lesser known London names, as well as a section from Merlin. Rad dudes the lot of 'em.
Dyno posted this up too advertising KISBikeCo's - who Dyno's been riding for for a while now - latest frame, the Spark.
Back to more people-I-don't-know based stuff - Floyd, one of Cult's team riders, put up this edit earlier in the week. Pretty cool edit!
Speaking of cool edits, Tom Davis is getting pretty serious these days.
I hadn't really seen much of Kyle Hart's riding before, but just knew he was a pretty loose dude. Turns out he's got the skills too, though. Nollie 5 and oppo 3 rail hops = choice.
Lastly, as I sit here listening to the rain smashing into my window, here's a bit of a Q&A with Bas Keep who's currently living it up in Austin, Texas. Click here to read that, then lurk the Twitter feed embedded in the page to see things like this photo Dakota Roche posted up to show the winter they're dealing with over in Cali. Jealous...
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Credit.
Cult update their website pretty much all the time with bits of info about their team riders, often accompanied with cool photos. Today is no exception, with Trey Jones doing a pretty rad manoeuvre - click here to view it.
Kink have put up their Euro Jetlagged video. Lloyd's got some bangers in this, as does pretty much everyone. Plenty of general drunken debauchery, but some good riding too!
More info's come out on the... er... 'interesting' Aitken gloves - those brown ones could actually be made of human faeces and they'd still sell like hot cakes. Check 'em here. If you like your gloves less camp, you're also covered.
Sunday continue to have a good team and a bad video player - here's a combination of those facts:
I don't think I posted it yesterday, but the second Lotek Mixtape video is going live now. This is the first section featuring David Grant and Craig Passero, rad stunts galore.
In 'Cool ender' news:
Proper's new video 'Picture Box' looks like it should be pretty cool:
...and that's pretty much it.
Kink have put up their Euro Jetlagged video. Lloyd's got some bangers in this, as does pretty much everyone. Plenty of general drunken debauchery, but some good riding too!
More info's come out on the... er... 'interesting' Aitken gloves - those brown ones could actually be made of human faeces and they'd still sell like hot cakes. Check 'em here. If you like your gloves less camp, you're also covered.
Sunday continue to have a good team and a bad video player - here's a combination of those facts:
I don't think I posted it yesterday, but the second Lotek Mixtape video is going live now. This is the first section featuring David Grant and Craig Passero, rad stunts galore.
In 'Cool ender' news:
Proper's new video 'Picture Box' looks like it should be pretty cool:
...and that's pretty much it.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Wahey.
Some thanks are owed to a couple of websites for the awesome videos you're about to behold - Stranger for the Craig Passero "You really need to watch this now" edit, Osiris for the Miles Rogoish "Marmite ETs" edit, and BMXUnion for putting up this interview with Lloyd Wright and also posting up an old Dig edit featuring him and some of the rest of the Kink team. Muy bueno!
Bonus points go to whoever can work out which rider's catchphrase the title of this post is - hint: featured in this post...
Bonus points go to whoever can work out which rider's catchphrase the title of this post is - hint: featured in this post...
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Unsurprising?
Mathias Dandois was featured in the new Odyssey print catalogue, and is now officially part of their Flatware line. The dude's got a rad style, definitely one of my favourite flatlanders to watch!
Damo and Dave King put together this trails edit for Amity which features all the usual wiggles you'd expect:
...and sticking with the trails theme is the better-late-than-never Oakley Trails Champs video. I could watch Mulville for days.
I still don't really get the whole deal with the new Props online/offline/sections up here/sections up there business, but it does mean that this Deven Ferrer video is online which is handy. Stepping up the rail-ride game!
It's funny how some videos just make you want to ride - there's just that vibe about them that just makes you want to go out for a pedal around. This edit from Craig Passero/TCU using up some old footage before getting back on it with the new camera very much makes me want to ride, which is what I'm now going to do.
Damo and Dave King put together this trails edit for Amity which features all the usual wiggles you'd expect:
...and sticking with the trails theme is the better-late-than-never Oakley Trails Champs video. I could watch Mulville for days.
I still don't really get the whole deal with the new Props online/offline/sections up here/sections up there business, but it does mean that this Deven Ferrer video is online which is handy. Stepping up the rail-ride game!
It's funny how some videos just make you want to ride - there's just that vibe about them that just makes you want to go out for a pedal around. This edit from Craig Passero/TCU using up some old footage before getting back on it with the new camera very much makes me want to ride, which is what I'm now going to do.
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Comp.
Pijin exclusive:
I just ate a chocolate pudding.
Woozy exclusive:
A pretty cool video of Bruno Hoffmann and some other dude called Tom Slayer? Stefan Lantschner gets involved too, and also edited it. Click.
TCU exclusive:
Ashley Charles is now on United, and the Come Up have a video.
Craig Passero exclusive:
Complete ownership of the bars to manny to bars.
I just ate a chocolate pudding.
Woozy exclusive:
A pretty cool video of Bruno Hoffmann and some other dude called Tom Slayer? Stefan Lantschner gets involved too, and also edited it. Click.
TCU exclusive:
Ashley Charles is now on United, and the Come Up have a video.
Craig Passero exclusive:
Complete ownership of the bars to manny to bars.
Monday, December 14, 2009
:eltiT
This video was put up 3 days ago according to Vimeo, but 'cos I was net-less at home I didn't see it. Regardless, saw it over on the Duffs site. Check it out, it rules:
There's only so much indoor park riding I can be bothered to watch in a 24 hour period, so unfortunately I only dedicated my time to this video, the Rye Airfield jam coverage (spotted on TCU. Some pretty handy riding of bicycles here...
And now, because I'm an equal opportunities poster, here's some street:
And here's some trails.
There's only so much indoor park riding I can be bothered to watch in a 24 hour period, so unfortunately I only dedicated my time to this video, the Rye Airfield jam coverage (spotted on TCU. Some pretty handy riding of bicycles here...
And now, because I'm an equal opportunities poster, here's some street:
And here's some trails.
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