Saw this yesterday...
...which reminded me of this...
...which made me wonder where Jeff Koscis was these days. Turns out he was busy getting ridiculously good.
This is also good, hence why those videos reminded me to post this one now. You keeping up?
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Showing posts with label Josh Eilken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Eilken. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Consistency?
You betcha.
First thing that you, as the reader of this blog, need to do is go and check out Benson's portfolio site, then check out the BMX section and the photo of James Cox doing a suicide. When it first came out in print it was awesome, and this just reminded me how good it was. There's also plenty of other good stuff in there, apart from the photo of Jimmy Rushmore at Rom which made me want to claw my eyes out.
Dig have a couple of things up today that didn't really interest me but may interest you. Firstly, I don't run brakes so Fly cables don't really appear on my radar, and secondly a Scott Ditchburn video bikecheck with what you might describe as a flawed riding-to-talking ratio. Still, if you - like here - are being blessed with a cold, rainy evening as a vicious blow from Mother Nature to make up for the last week of sun and ridiculous warmth, it's something to do, eh?
Speaking of sun and warmth, this video of Josh Eilken is a glimpse of what might happen if we actually get a summer this year. That, and if you get rad on a freecoaster and learn flairs...
I've got to go and edit a video now, so it'll have to be toodle pip.
First thing that you, as the reader of this blog, need to do is go and check out Benson's portfolio site, then check out the BMX section and the photo of James Cox doing a suicide. When it first came out in print it was awesome, and this just reminded me how good it was. There's also plenty of other good stuff in there, apart from the photo of Jimmy Rushmore at Rom which made me want to claw my eyes out.
Dig have a couple of things up today that didn't really interest me but may interest you. Firstly, I don't run brakes so Fly cables don't really appear on my radar, and secondly a Scott Ditchburn video bikecheck with what you might describe as a flawed riding-to-talking ratio. Still, if you - like here - are being blessed with a cold, rainy evening as a vicious blow from Mother Nature to make up for the last week of sun and ridiculous warmth, it's something to do, eh?
Speaking of sun and warmth, this video of Josh Eilken is a glimpse of what might happen if we actually get a summer this year. That, and if you get rad on a freecoaster and learn flairs...
I've got to go and edit a video now, so it'll have to be toodle pip.
Friday, July 31, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
A post.
Man, it feels like forever since I posted last, yet in reality it really isn't. Time flies when you're having fun.
Anyways, new videos!
Josh Eilken always does some rad stuff, generally backwards and at speed, and it's no different in this Madera edit. He also was involved in this:
Speaking of backwards, here's Ian Schwartz doing a 'dece' half-cab:
Spotted these two nuggets of awesomeness over on Dig - firstly, The Works have now made it so that it's free to enter over the summer for under 18s, and £2 for over 18s. Gotta try and survive the summer somehow! Secondly, they put up Van Homan's interview (Which created one of the best covers Dig's had - it's also funny how a portrait of someone can be considered a 'risky' cover, but that's the media world we live in I guess) - click here for that.
Anyways, new videos!
Josh Eilken always does some rad stuff, generally backwards and at speed, and it's no different in this Madera edit. He also was involved in this:
PLUSH Tattour Trailer from Tony Malouf on Vimeo.
Speaking of backwards, here's Ian Schwartz doing a 'dece' half-cab:
Ian Schwartz' monster half-cab drop. from Jim Cielencki on Vimeo.
Spotted these two nuggets of awesomeness over on Dig - firstly, The Works have now made it so that it's free to enter over the summer for under 18s, and £2 for over 18s. Gotta try and survive the summer somehow! Secondly, they put up Van Homan's interview (Which created one of the best covers Dig's had - it's also funny how a portrait of someone can be considered a 'risky' cover, but that's the media world we live in I guess) - click here for that.
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