Here's a video of George French riding Sheffield (Spotted on Ride.
Here's a video of Joe Cox riding (Amongst other places) Sheffield. Cause and effect?
Heard a few mixed reviews of Joe's section on TWW, but I'm fully keen. Bangers, bangers and more bangers. The dude's too good, and - as with everything on TWW - the sound track is awesome.
Entirely different kinda video now, ODI's team headed over to 'frisco for a session. Hefty. Ender.
Totally different, yet again, is this video from the Oakley Trails Championships thing. The unofficially kick-out comp still going on?
Yet more 2010 completes, this time it's Eastern.
Seeing as everyone else is doing it, Lotek have put the Mike Hoder web-video up for embedability (WORD UP) everywhere now, rather than just their own site (And Streetphire thanks to H-Man's 1337 skillz).
Showing posts with label Tomorrow We Work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tomorrow We Work. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
History repeating?
I sincerely hope not. Please tell me the cringe-worthy scripts that used to plague BMX videos (I'm looking at you, Glenn P.P. Milligan - although notable mention goes to Dave Mirra in Sentenced To Life) aren't making a comeback? This Road Fools trailer would've worked pretty much with the opening clip of Big Daddy, that gigantic wallride, and Tony Hamlin chainsawing Nathan Williams' pedal...
Day 2 of that Frenchys tour is up. Click here for that, and some more surreal French music in a BMX video, and click the "Frenchys" tag to see Day 1. I'm not usually a fan of hang 5s in pretty much any form, but this video's worth watching purely for Randy Taylor's so-long-it's-measured-in-time-not-distance 3 and a half hour long hang 5.
Another week, another Tomorrow We Work section - this time, it's Marv:
I saw this link floating around some other BMX sites, but then I saw it pop up Deluxe so I assumed it'd be worth the watch. Sure was. Flip-whip crashes look scaaaaary.
Day 2 of that Frenchys tour is up. Click here for that, and some more surreal French music in a BMX video, and click the "Frenchys" tag to see Day 1. I'm not usually a fan of hang 5s in pretty much any form, but this video's worth watching purely for Randy Taylor's so-long-it's-measured-in-time-not-distance 3 and a half hour long hang 5.
Another week, another Tomorrow We Work section - this time, it's Marv:
I saw this link floating around some other BMX sites, but then I saw it pop up Deluxe so I assumed it'd be worth the watch. Sure was. Flip-whip crashes look scaaaaary.
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
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Tom Blyth/Tom Sanders section from Tomorrow We Work is now online.
Issue 5 of Holeshot is now online, pic below rinsed from Nick Ferreira's Flickr page:

If you wanna know more about him, check out his Defgrip interview.
Having left Federal to ride for - of all people - KHE, Bruce Crisman's got a 'farewell edit' up from Edd Allen. All good inspiration, especially as I'm currently rolling (sorta) on a freecoaster.
Melancholy classical versions of Radiohead songs isn't what I need in my current mood, but this new Focalpoint edit is rad:
Issue 5 of Holeshot is now online, pic below rinsed from Nick Ferreira's Flickr page:

If you wanna know more about him, check out his Defgrip interview.
Having left Federal to ride for - of all people - KHE, Bruce Crisman's got a 'farewell edit' up from Edd Allen. All good inspiration, especially as I'm currently rolling (sorta) on a freecoaster.
Melancholy classical versions of Radiohead songs isn't what I need in my current mood, but this new Focalpoint edit is rad:
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Mutiny/TWW
Mutiny have a cool little vid up of Joe Simon, Ryan Smith and Mat Roe all building up some fresh bikes. Gotta be pretty sweet getting everything new, box-fresh like that. I'm generally too busy being overly concerned about whether my new frame/forks/bars/whatever will feel better or worse than my old ones to really be able to appreciate it all fully, so I guess if you're sticking with the same setup getting it all shiny and new has gotta rule.
In semi-related news, Gaz/Joe, if you happen to read this - shotgun on Roey's old Cosmotron? Called it...
In the continuing TWW posting trend, Monday's passed so it's Tomorrow We Work side two time. This time - the Nearly section and the Team2Street/Confuse Americans section. All good.
In semi-related news, Gaz/Joe, if you happen to read this - shotgun on Roey's old Cosmotron? Called it...
In the continuing TWW posting trend, Monday's passed so it's Tomorrow We Work side two time. This time - the Nearly section and the Team2Street/Confuse Americans section. All good.
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Yet more TWW Bonus
And a bonus it is too - here's the Dan Cox/Mix section. Too good. I actually watched TWW again a few days ago, it's still full-bore awesome.
TWW Bonus - Dan Cox/Mix 2 from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
Speaking of Cox - here's Joe, gapping from feebz down a Barca stairset. Rinsed from the Sunday site.
Seeing as a bunch of people who read this are pretty into their metal boxes on wheels, here's a rad car video that was up on Defgrip (Cheers for the link dudes!). I'm preeeeetty sure I posted the last one when it was up on there too, but this is a sorta 'Behind the scenes' sorta deal. All good. (EDIT: If that doesn't work for you, go here to check it out on their site.)
Seeing as we're miles "Off Message" here, go here, get past Level 4 then gloat at Carlos next time you see him. Better yet, bust out a screenshot of that bad-boy, post it in the comments and we'll have some kind of unofficial Pacman Tournament. Make it happen.
Oh, and even more off topic now... I don't wear hats, but if I did, I'd tip mine to Michael Parkinson for this. To see even more ridiculousness about that, go and watch Charlie Brooker's Newswipe Episode 2 here and actually watch a member of the church describe Jade Goody as a saint. No, really...
(I'm pretty sure that's the most eclectic group of tags this blog's ever gonna have.)
TWW Bonus - Dan Cox/Mix 2 from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
Speaking of Cox - here's Joe, gapping from feebz down a Barca stairset. Rinsed from the Sunday site.
Seeing as a bunch of people who read this are pretty into their metal boxes on wheels, here's a rad car video that was up on Defgrip (Cheers for the link dudes!). I'm preeeeetty sure I posted the last one when it was up on there too, but this is a sorta 'Behind the scenes' sorta deal. All good. (EDIT: If that doesn't work for you, go here to check it out on their site.)
Seeing as we're miles "Off Message" here, go here, get past Level 4 then gloat at Carlos next time you see him. Better yet, bust out a screenshot of that bad-boy, post it in the comments and we'll have some kind of unofficial Pacman Tournament. Make it happen.
Oh, and even more off topic now... I don't wear hats, but if I did, I'd tip mine to Michael Parkinson for this. To see even more ridiculousness about that, go and watch Charlie Brooker's Newswipe Episode 2 here and actually watch a member of the church describe Jade Goody as a saint. No, really...
(I'm pretty sure that's the most eclectic group of tags this blog's ever gonna have.)
Saturday, March 28, 2009
TWW Side Two
Joe Cox has been gradually uploading sections from Side Two of the Tomorrow We Work DVD, and here are the first two - the Newrick/Mix section and Joe's own section. Pretty clear display in Joe's section why he's one of my favourite riders, and also that he's one of the most under-rated - check out that bike control, it's insane! Park dudes - it is possible to do stuff without dabbing brakes or bitch-cranking everywhere, just watch.
TWW Bonus - Newrick/Mix 1 from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
TWW Bonus - Joe Cox from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
TWW Bonus - Newrick/Mix 1 from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
TWW Bonus - Joe Cox from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Yet more videos?
And indeed other content, but more on that later.
I mentioned in the last post about music that I liked ending up in webvids being pretty cool, and specifically mentioned Modest Mouse and Of Montreal - Vinyl have added to that list today with Band Of Horses in this edit they did for Dig:
More BMX >>
If you're watching this here, you all owe me one so you didn't have to go on the Mpora site and listen to a rubbish ad for some hideously annoying video game decide to autoplay really loudly. Most intrusive, annoying site... (EDIT: I was just listening to that song by playing the video again, and that ad came up at the end again. NO. NO, NO, NO.)
Anyway - Ride UK have decided to post up some Classic Articles on their site, and this one is the awesome Brian Foster one they did a fair few issues ago. Click here for Part 1, here for 2 and here for 3.
In "Classic" news, Joe Cox has put up one of the Bonus Sections from Tomorrow We Work online, and here it is - all filmed in Spain:
Odio Casa Mafia En Espania from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
In totally unrelated news, there are some awesome deals on at The Shop at the moment, so go check them out in case something tickles your fancy (e.g. FBM frames for £179.99 - £120 off! Bargainous).
I mentioned in the last post about music that I liked ending up in webvids being pretty cool, and specifically mentioned Modest Mouse and Of Montreal - Vinyl have added to that list today with Band Of Horses in this edit they did for Dig:
More BMX >>
If you're watching this here, you all owe me one so you didn't have to go on the Mpora site and listen to a rubbish ad for some hideously annoying video game decide to autoplay really loudly. Most intrusive, annoying site... (EDIT: I was just listening to that song by playing the video again, and that ad came up at the end again. NO. NO, NO, NO.)
Anyway - Ride UK have decided to post up some Classic Articles on their site, and this one is the awesome Brian Foster one they did a fair few issues ago. Click here for Part 1, here for 2 and here for 3.
In "Classic" news, Joe Cox has put up one of the Bonus Sections from Tomorrow We Work online, and here it is - all filmed in Spain:
Odio Casa Mafia En Espania from Joe Cox on Vimeo.
In totally unrelated news, there are some awesome deals on at The Shop at the moment, so go check them out in case something tickles your fancy (e.g. FBM frames for £179.99 - £120 off! Bargainous).
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