19 Oct Let’s Get Fistical – Braden Beck
The best section in Let’s Get Fistical? I think so. Braden Beck freecoasts the heck out of this part.
The best section in Let’s Get Fistical? I think so. Braden Beck freecoasts the heck out of this part.
While Hot Carl is in Austin livin it up right now, chillingspree.org brings us another classic Carl edit.
“The second edit in the series of the Trials & Tribulations of Carl Arnett. He’s always working for his clips, and all the effort isn’t wasted. Might as well show the blooper reel along side all the good stuff.”
– Riley McMaster.
We just updated the online store with some new gear. We’ve got new toques with our popular circle logo patch and new button packs with four different colours of triangle logo. We also have new clear vinyl stickers that come free with every order. Check out some more photos of the new stuff below and hit our online store before it’s sold out.
Here’s a slice of Brodie Gwilliams film Let’s Get Fistical. A 5 man, 9 minute split part from Saskatchewan’s Bad 4 Life crew. Heavy on time lapses in the beginning, but it picks up with a real diverse mix of riding throughout the whole thing. I’m looking forward to when the last part of the video goes online and we can share with you one of the weirdest enders in recent BMX memory. You can also go back and read our interview with Brodie about the filming of his video here.
We’ve been getting a fair share of submissions lately, so we put them all in one big post. The diggers at the Rev Trails had a Canada Day jam earlier this summer, and sent through a video of the time they had. Check out some more submissions after the jump.
Nigel Sapriken has recently made the move from the Okanagan to Vancouver. After feeling out a few new parks, he has officially adopted Strathcona as his new home. Check out Nigel cruising a few lines in his new home.
I had seen a few photos of the finished product of this house, but didn’t know what it was about or even that it was a public art piece. This video about the making of a new public artwork by British artist Alex Chinneck in Cliftonville, Margate gives you a quick glimpse in to how it came about, and you can get a close up look at what is potentially the best looking street transition you won’t be able to ride. Seen on Booooooom.com.
Kerr’s newest flick featuring a bunch of Vic locals at the Vic house and the ghetto spot.
This has been in the works for a little bit now and I’m glad to see the video finally out. Jared Chilko has been added to the United Bikes World Team after leaving Superstar earlier in the year. Jared’s approach to videos and his riding in the last few years has moved more and more towards the simple and creative use of spots, and this video does a good job at showing that. Shout out to Jared for including Embassy in his answer to ‘Top 5 Websites?’ on his team page too. You can check out some older videos and coverage with Jared we’ve had on our site here also.