Lee Enever is now part of our shop sponsor program, repping through Crucial BMX for ANML & Skavenger. Lee has been off his bike for a while after breaking his collarbone, you can check out Lee’s recent Crucial team edit, a video of the collarbone incident, and a new edit from this week by clicking more… (more…)
Van Homan taking on China with his sleeves rolled up in beast mode. Hitting some unique set ups, taking in the culture, all captured in full glory by Stew Johnson for Fit.
Fit are continuing the ‘Throwback Thursday’s’ and have uploaded Justin Inman’s section from ‘F-IT’ I could watch them tables all day, style for miles.
FBM have given their Gypsy 2 frame a little update including two new colourways, and a longer 21.25″ top tube option. To celebrate they made this super sweet flipbook and posted Eric Hennessey’s section from their Thousand Yard Stare dvd, get into it. ‘On the road, lies the true spirit of adventure, out there, gypsies, vagabonds, free spirits and the stories to be told’
The latest section from Standard Procedure to go online is from Marv himself, Standard Procedure is still available to buy on DVD for just £5.00 right here.
Dig have posted a rad desktop wallpaper which you can download here featuring Joe ‘Butcher’ Kowalski sliding a backwards smith to 180 down a rough as hell rock ledge in the Parisian projects. You can also see this move in his Cuts section, re-posted below.
Interesting interview with Steven Hamilton on the ESPN site covering his unique approach to riding and his way of documenting it.
Dig have posted up the Tom Blyth 2004 Sturdy Wrists article from their archives, go check out what Tom was up to 8 years ago here.
The latest in Fit’s series of throwback Thursday’s is Van Homan hitting pure beast mode with his ‘Fitlife’ part.
Hardcore Hobbies / 4Down Shop Team rider Joe Embrey put together this fine looking Mothership v2 set up stacked with Union parts, too good not to share. Check out some more photos of the bike and him putting it to good use by clicking more. Thanks to Steve Broomfield for the photos. (more…)
