I don't know which CFB this video is from but it has some good riding in it. Ryan Guettler comes out on top with Chris Doyle in 2nd and Ryan Nyquist in 3rd.
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I don't know which CFB this video is from but it has some good riding in it. Ryan Guettler comes out on top with Chris Doyle in 2nd and Ryan Nyquist in 3rd.
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Labels: bmx, CFB, Chris Doyle, mat hoffman, ryan guettler, Ryan Nyquist, Video
Just found this Corey Bohan trick tip. Whether or not you already know how to do this it's always interesting to hear how someone explains a trick. Maybe you're over whip to manuals and you would rather work on your Cranmer-esque "frontflip tailwhip to tuck no-hander... or whatever you call that trick you do into the foam pit but this video is still worth watching. Some people really suck at explaining things but it seems like Corey does a decent job.
Watch this video if you want to learn this trick or if you just want to hear his Aussie accent.
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Labels: bmx, corey bohan, manual, tailwhip, trick tip
Every once in a while it's funny to see someone take it... as long as it's not me.
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Nightside street riding in Cali with the likes of Aaron Ross including a rail that some call unrideable, but is it? Shredders include Aaron Ross, Dylan Smith, Ryan Metro, Matt Morren, and Randy Taylor.
"Carlos 3'd a huge gap off this thing out of this thing." -- Aaron Ross
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Labels: Aaron Ross, bmx, dylan smith, matt morren, Props, randy taylor, ryan metro, Video
Check out this Levi's Pro Team Remix which has Jamie Bestwick, Corey Martinez, Morgan Wade, and Anthony Napolitan riding in it.
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Labels: anthony napolitan, bmx, corey martinez, jamie bestwick, Levi's, Morgan Wade, Video
It went down this last Saturday at T-1. What went down, you ask?
Some great riding, awesome music, uber art show, and a lot of beer swigging all in the name of Jimmy Levan. Unfortunately I had to leave early to go to my little sister's graduation dinner but I had a blast while I was there.
Chase Hawk knows the T-1 ramp pretty damn well and it showed. He was blasting 9-10 foot airs on the second wall after dropping in. Aaron Ross rode the ramp a bit too. Other notables that were there - Joe Rich and Taj (of course), Tony Cardona, Joe Simon, Neil Harrington, James Shepherd (Homeless Bikes), Adam Baker, Ryan Smith, Rob-O, Andy Martinez, Sandy Carson, Devon Hutchins, Adam Roye... um that's all I can remember.
I bought a bunch of art there and I will be giving some away in a contest that i'm going to have to come up with. Email me if you have any ideas about what I should do.
All in all it was a good time for a great cause. $2000 was raised in total!
Head over to the Terrible One site for a bunch of pics.
There are a couple of pics on the Fit site as well.
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Labels: Aaron Ross, benefit, bmx, chase hawk, jimmy levan, t-1, tony cardona
Dew Tour Footage from Fox Forward Broadband Video Channel.
I love watching turndown 3's... they are so smooth.
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New York based Nada Surf will be releasing their next album Lucky on Feb. 5th, 2008.
"The record is filled with songs of restlessness, longing and the elusiveness of love. Yet, in its inimitable way, the band beautifully counterbalances its signature lyrical wistfulness with its singular musical buoyancy. Intimate tunes become we're-all-in-this-together anthems, thanks to the chiming guitars, propulsive beat, and the ever-present yearning in singer Matthew Caws’ voice." -- Rolling Stone
The album features guest appearances by Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard and the Long Winters' John Roderick, along with singer/songwriter Ed Harcourt and Jesse Sykes guitarist Phil Wandscher.
I have always been a huge Nada Surf fan and this album doesn't disappoint. My opinions are usually guided by how something makes me feel because I'm an artist by nature. This album will make you feel like pedaling off to watch a sunset and ponder life... that's a good thing. Load this up and get touchy feely while riding your stunt cycle.
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Note - This is not my upload. I just forward the links that I find so if they go inactive please do not ask me for a re-up. thank you
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Labels: bmx, nada surf, pre-release, riding music
Watch BMX has a great video of the Dubai X Games.
And Vital BMX has got the X Games Dubai coverage posted.
This year is the 10th anniversary of Vibrations Urbaines in Pessac, France. In 2006 more than 120 skate and BMX riders took part at the contest and more than 12.000 spectators visited the event. Vibrations Urbaines is known for its mixture of urban culture and irreproachable organization. The event typically has DJs, rapper, art, and competitions involving BMX, skateboarding and in-line skating.
If you read French you can visit the website here:
Vibrations Urbaines
The site is in Flash so if you can't read French the only thing you'll be able to do is look at some pics and a couple of videos because the site can't be translated by any programs because there is no HTML text. Ghey.
For an in depth article read this on FATBMX.
You can watch some videos of the event here...
Freecaster TV Video of the 10th Annual Vibrations Urbaines BMX Park Competition
Here are a couple of YouTube videos of the event.
Chris Doyle's insane whip transfer.
Vibrations Urbaines Video Group on Dailymotion where you can watch past events.
Freecaster TV
Vibrations Urbaines Website
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Labels: bmx, Chris Doyle, competition, Vibrations Urbaines