Some things.

Kink have some new stuff coming out, incl. a signature Tony Hamlin frame, a sig. Sean Sexton Pivotal seat and some new other bits 'n' bobs. Go here to see them.

Couple of bits from Interbike, firstly Clicked's "Top 3's":



Secondly, Tunney's opinion of things - speaking of, should be interesting seeing how all the millions of smaller, distributor-with-a-different-name brands work out. I didn't really think there was enough money around to do that kinda thing, but we'll see...

Hideout have a new video out that makes the current rainy autumn/winter action seem even worse...



Scott Marceau took some sequences of the guys riding for the new OSS video, so if you want to watch a sort of jittery, silent version of some of the lines in the video, here you are:

Vague.

You know when you see a video, and it's just 'good'? I don't mean that in an underwhelming way, I just mean that for the most part you just watch a video and that's pretty much the full extent of your feelings on the subject - it's just a video, it has riding in, you watch it, some of your life has just gone by. This, on the other hand, is a good video. It just works, so stop reading this and start watching that.



Spotted on Mutiny's site, although it originally comes from Hideout.

EDIT: Yeah, it's a month old, but it's still good, unlike videos that everyone suddenly starts posting that are over 2 weeks old and absolute toss. Just sayin'. If you're thinking "Does Mark mean me?", the answer - as always - is "Probably."

Video-tastic.

Sunday have produced a trailer for their new video, Up, Up & Away, and here it is:


BROUGHT TO YOU BY SUNDAY!

Bonus: There's a rad interview by Mark Noble with Jim Ciel... Cielen... over on ESPN that's well worth a read.

HideoutBMX have also put out a pretty substantial edit, and here that is:


HIDEOUT BMX from Enter the Treehouse on Vimeo.