Lengthy.

I've got a copy of the old Macneil DVD (Pre-San to Van) at home, and I haven't once sat through the entire thing without muting it simply because the music was that shockingly poor on it. Although I wasn't really feeling the first 8 minutes or so of music in this, and that Placebo track is the biggest buzz-kill since Barrymore found that dude in his pool, the rest of the video is cool. Some awesome riding by potentially one of the most unknown and under-rated 'teams' out there.

New Kink frame.

Kink just put up this photo of their new sample Chris Doyle sig. frame. Big 'n' tall.



While we're talking big bikes, here's Jaumell Campbell's Deuce Deuce. Click here for some detail shots and specs.

Rain.

Meh...

The second best BMX shop in the world (We all know who #1 is), ThePeople'sStore are producing a DVD, and here's the trailer. They've got some ridiculous riders on their team/in their area, so you know it's going to be good. Check how locked-in that nozzer is!





Wolfman appears to be upsetting people by running 2 pegs, 48 spoke wheels and 'not enough Macneil stickers' - it's amazing what people pick up on. Bikecheck's up here.

Saw this over on Defgrip - pretty snazzy online photobook thing by this dude. I'd put up some sample pics, but the blogger console doesn't appear to be working properly. Not ideal...

I put something up about it on Streetphire, and now Dig have their Repo from the Charles Prow jam. Worth a read.

"R.I.P.", probably?

Well, Michael Jackson has died. Downer. However, the 'downer' continues for these people. Is Michael Jackson alive? £1,750 for 2 VIP tickets? Bet they're hoping that auction gets cancelled...

Macneil have updated the DeuceDeuce, so if you want to make a BMX limo, buy that frame, get some spinners and go nuts...



Dig have put up a "Behind the scenes" kind of interview thing about the Random Wrench. I had the old one and it was sweet, but I wish I had the new one 'cos it'd make packing my bag to move to Newcastle on Saturday 100% easier...

I've only watched the first 10 seconds of this video and stopped it afterwards to post on here - watch as Terry Adam goes to toptube just getting onto his bike. Flatlander style for you I guess...

Terry Adams at Myth Night Club from Buck on Vimeo.

Priceless. Anyway, Josh Bedford sent it, Joe Cox captured it, Joe Simon/Gaz Sanders branded it, Ride and Dig printed it:



I don't know why, but the Blogger Uploader seems to invert that photo? Weird. Head to the Mutiny site to check it anyway - MutinyBikes[dot]com.

Word on the street (Well, on Woozy) is that a Stefan Lanstcher video part (For Carhartt) is gonna drop soon. Hell. Yes.

Lastly, this video wins:

What's Randy thinking about?

What's Randy thinking about?



It probably isn't the new Macneil Whitton III frame?



It might be the new Dew Tour course that he's gotta ride soon?


Maybe Orchid know?

Furious jelly.

This is probably more for filming geeks out there, but yeah, 1000fps. Bang. Anyway, even if you're not into the rest of it skip to around 1:55 to see some furious jelly. You'll see what I mean.


I-Movix SprintCam v3 NAB 2009 showreel from David Coiffier on Vimeo.

I'd also recommend watching it in HD on their actual vimeo page.

While we're talking about non BMX stuff, here's a documentary (Well, it's 3 minutes long) on Reverse Graffiti that ties in nicely with the new Solid ad.





Mutiny have been a treasure-trove of good videos today, firstly posting up this BNQT/Tuesdays With Miles vid featuring some pretty big names (And some pretty big hops thanks to Brad Simms):


Go to BNQT for more videos.


And then this Robbo edit from Up In Smoke's bonus section:


Robbo's 'Up In Smoke' Bonus from Seventies Distribution on Vimeo.

Lastly, Macneil have a competition that you only stand a chance of winning if you're 17, are about to turn 18, and you live in America. So... yeah. In completely unrelated news, I'd forgotten how good this Josh Betley video is.


Josh Betley / Felt Bikes from kyle carlson on Vimeo.

Misc

Musky Octopus? Go here for more... (Speaking of, Ooh, shiny and new! #1 and Ooh, shiny and new! #2)

Consider this a friendly reminder - you don't need to have every trick being a bars, whip or hang-5 to make a webedit: