FIRST DROP-INS – BMX TRIPLE CHALLENGE ANAHEIM – 2023

The gates officially opened today for the 2019 Swampfest and everyone got their first taste of the wild streets obstacles, the trails, and more…

If this isn’t the craziest video of the year I think I would be too scared to watch what is! Marius Dietsche‘s Hell Nah video got my blood pressure running […]

There’s nothing like getting a group of friends together and taking a road trip. Especially when your friends are Alex Donnachie, Fernando Laczko, and Antonio Smallwood. Monster Energy rounded these […]

Romepelacleta is a BMX collective from Chile, South America, where friends can contribute content. Error 1 is their first release and it’s full of street, park, and some trails from the Chile scene. Good stuff overall, but the music does make me feel a little uneasy.

Shot over six years, the Hambone Chronicles features the Hambone crew from Newcastle, Australia. The 51 minute video encapsulates the essence of a proper BMX crew—taking trips, throwing jams, and enjoying all the experiences being on a BMX with your friends provides.

Random story: I actually drove by this place a few times in the last few months and it was super confusing to me. It looked like a BMX track, but it was obviously not finished and I couldn't really get a good look at it. Little did I know that it was an in-progress bike park that was free and open to the public. I headed out the grand opening for a little pre-session with the dudes and here's the raw cut along with a GoPro preview of the park thanks to Anthony Napoiltan and Justin Mclintock. If you're in the San Diego area, check out the Sweetwater Bike Park at 6065 San Miguel Rd, Bonita, CA. It's open from 9:30am to sunset. Fair warning, they don't allow pegs because of the nature of the way the place is made.

Nothing super serious here, but during practice at Monster's recent Speed And Style event, I asked Ryan Nyquist and Anthony Napolitan to run a GoPro for a practice race just to show the concept of the event.

Isaac Lesser makes the most of his trip to Swampfest by hitting some of the local attractions along the way. Solid moves all the way through.

You have to go full speed, dodge dogs, dodge dudes in dog costumes, land in a rollercoaster rail, grind 5 miles into the sky, then come alllll the way back down backward. Phew, good luck...

Martti Lainevool getting some hits in at the Courtside DIY before it all gets demolished. Hit play and enjoy the vibe at one of the last sessions at the DIY.