Best believe - some good ones today! Saw the NorthOfTen video over on FFWD a few days ago but didn't check it out. Hit every other site in existence over the last day or so and finally got to check it out. First and last clips = worth watching for definite.
...and now for something completely different. This is from Dave King, and it's pretty nuts. Bit of dedication building wise, to put it mildly. Looks like fun though! Head on over to Derelict to view it.
Dedicated BMX only shop based in Southampton in the sunny South of England!
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Showing posts with label Dave King. Show all posts
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Blank.
Got a few different bits 'n' pieces for today:
Deluxe had posted this video from Wingham Woods, by Dave King:
In contrast, here's an 'alright' video that I'm posting purely because it contains Bruce Crisman, and therefore it has to go up here. He does some cool stuff in it - not so sure about the other dude though...
Cardinel have posted up a video about how to put a wheel into their bike. Pretty straight-forward, but I'm fully not convinced by vertical dropouts in BMX.
Defgrip have posted a pretty swish series of photos from the newest Nike 6.0 ad campaign. Worth taking a look at: Click!
Lastly, Ricky Adam has developed a different take on how to transport his camera gear around. Can fully sympathise with him - carrying my setup around on my back's no fun, and Ricky uses some bigger battery packs than I do. No thanks! Anyway, he's got a bikecheck up on Dig - go here to see that.
Deluxe had posted this video from Wingham Woods, by Dave King:
In contrast, here's an 'alright' video that I'm posting purely because it contains Bruce Crisman, and therefore it has to go up here. He does some cool stuff in it - not so sure about the other dude though...
Cardinel have posted up a video about how to put a wheel into their bike. Pretty straight-forward, but I'm fully not convinced by vertical dropouts in BMX.
Defgrip have posted a pretty swish series of photos from the newest Nike 6.0 ad campaign. Worth taking a look at: Click!
Lastly, Ricky Adam has developed a different take on how to transport his camera gear around. Can fully sympathise with him - carrying my setup around on my back's no fun, and Ricky uses some bigger battery packs than I do. No thanks! Anyway, he's got a bikecheck up on Dig - go here to see that.
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