Friday, May 30, 2008

Encyclopedia Generica



Nathan Williams has a "new" signature pivotal out. SL with hollow bolt. Considering how different their Balance pivotal was, it would've been cool if Primo had tweaked this a bit, but c'est la vie...

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Duuuuuuuuudes...

You are all aware that there's a load of new Loteks in stock, right?

Coastals, Deltas, Nightwolf Slims and Nightwolf shoes, in assorted sizes and colours? The vulcanized sole ones are cheaper than regular shoes too, get involved...

To see what the shoes look like, there's a tonne of info up on BrightonAin'tReady - just click on the Shoes.

Oh yeah, and then buy some...

Fly update + Bas Keep's Bama

Fly have a new site up, along with some sneaky-peaks at new stuff. Liking the look of the new stems, their old ones were pretty much perfect. -100g and we're good! Lots of stuff to see on there, so get clicking.

Bas Keep also has a bikecheck up on Dig.

Lookit!



Sunday's New Wave 2 frames are now being sent off to distros. The frames appear to be pretty sweet, so when IMG eventually get them expect them to sell out pretty fast. Get pre-ordering noooooow.

Rinsed straight from the hallowed pages of Defgrip, Walter Pieringer has updated his/created his portfolio site. Go scope it aaaaahhht.

In a moment of clarity that rivals The Enlightenment, Mpora now actually works on my computer, meaning I got to watch this pretty sweet Vans Beer-Box Jam without it looking like a stop-frame animation.


More BMX Videos >>


In a "Behind the scenes" bit of news, you might also be interested to note that the embed code still doesn't work without some major tweaking. At 4:34am, this qualifies as "Way not cool".

Animal have some new shirts that you won't be able to buy unless you buy from America.

In other fascinating news, Infinity Bikes now distribute Fly in China. One for the Specialist Subject round of Mastermind, I guess.

Hahaha...

Just saw this on TheComeUp. It's the "Youth Gone Wild" roadtrip from an early edition of Shook, containing some now-big-name riders who, at the time, were all under 18. Seriously, Karl Poynter looks like age-wise he was still in single figures...

Unusual...


MUTO a wall-painted animation by BLU from blu on Vimeo.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Bruce Crisman is God.

A title he'll hopefully find ironic.

But seriously, this video's really good. If you're after some really interesting, innovative riding, look no further:


Federal BMX - Bruce Crisman from Federal BMX on Vimeo.

This video is too good.

Tim told me about this video a few days ago, and I finally got to see it today.


Tony Malouf UGP spring street 08 from Miles Rogoish on Vimeo.

Tony Malouf is pure awesome.

Random News Update.


Ls6bmx edit from Ls6bmx on Vimeo.

Spotted this over on The 'Phire. Good stuff.

In case any of you, like me, were wondering if Ian Schwartz would ever release his ideas for his freecoaster having been part of the Mosh exodus, rejoice.

Also on Dig, X-Games Super Park course pics?



Not convinced.

Josh Bedford's got a bikecheck up on B.A.R.. Pretty unconventional setup, but always looks good? Speaking of, Tomorrow We Work is in stock at Pijin, £14 posted. Do it!


Props #69 (They'd better have a comedy box cover) is out in late June:
-Randy Taylor interview
-Terry Adams interview
-Mike Saavedra Riverside, CA trails spot check
-Hoffman Bikes road trip Denver/Albuquerque/OKC
-Matt Beringer's Backyard

Randy Taylor interview? Aw yeah! Unfortunately, Road Fools 16 (Which will be amazing) is out on the 25th of August. Downer.

Fat have some info on some new Felt forks and Duo grips with Felt logos on?

Aren't I a little sourpuss.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008