Julian Arteaga's culmination of skill, control, and confidence makes him one of the most cutting edge technical rail riders in BMX—and here he is backing that statement up for Sunday.
Dennis Enarson, Gary Young and crew hit two North Country San Diego dirt spots within 20 minutes of each other. Two of the best all-around riders in BMX making it all look so good at two uniquely different, but both totally awesome dirt spots.
With Mark Burnett and Jake Seeley meeting up with Long Beach resident Brandon Begin, we planned to film a Drop The Pin, but with a delayed start and some car issues, we were forced to keep it local. We added Zach Krejmas to the squad and then rolled out to a couple local spots and unearthed a few fresh nugs along the way.
Mason Ritter puts the GT BMX Fueler 22 through its paces. Whether at the trails, concrete or a wood skatepark, it’s full chromoly construction is made to last. Whether you’re […]
Poiss Barbier is back on his bike after a trying three year battle with anorexia. Glad to see Poiss back on and kudos to him for being open and about […]
Brenten holds it down for Winnipeg with a variety of modern grind combos with some classic tuck-no handers and turndowns thrown in there for good measure.
No ego, no expectations, just Andy Maguire out there getting after it for the love of the game after leaving a longtime job. That’s not to say Andy and his […]