Videos

Gobbo's self-filmed SF edit and some more flatland from Dion.

Summer/Fall 2008 montage from the Redding guys:

BMX needs more videos like this... that is to say that BMX needs more Sean Burns and company. Bonedeth trailer:

I should be down in Salinas right now, but I can't afford to drive down there and then come up to see my dad, stepmom, brother, sister, stepbrother, and stepsister in Hayward tonight. Somewhere, presumably at the Salinas skatepark, Cisco is not psyched on my lameness... although he's probably not as not psyched as Snowy Blobs is on my inability to halfcab into a bank without fastplanting or hop barspin without catching the bars one-handed, under-handed. On the bright side of things, the Cup Noodles (with Shrimp!) that I just ate were fucking delicious. Thank God for Tapatio. In related Roll Mexican news, Jake Honesto apparently did a burly feeble-to-railhop at Duncan Hall last week. Anyway... here's the video:

Click here for Gobbo's Seshin part and then watch a flatland video from the East Bay below. In unrelated news, Kiraly is now on Verde, and Solid is finally widely releasing the Bitch Cranks. I haven't been up to Ramp Rats in days due to being poor, but I just saw a picture of the new street course up on The BLC, and it looks pretty rad. The new site is coming along nicely, and should be up before the middle of next month.

Yeah. It'll be good. There's going to be a New Year's Eve session and party at Scott's place. In the meantime, here's a John Ivers/Kurt Russell that Kurt and Dan Romeo edited:

...has sold his truck.

Kurt over at BMXUnion put a Zac Costa interview up a day or two back; as one would expect, it's a good read. Also, here's a video of Anthony Renda that Mike Kohn sent in:

Here's a short edit of Kevin riding down in San Diego, by Justin Kosman.

Here's some new photos and a video of Eric Mesta, and a video that Alex made of Ronnie.

Uprail. Photo: Dan Dunn
7-stair kinker. Photo: Chad Hightower
Fenceride. Photo: Joe Sprinkles
Truck-to-fakie. Photo: Joe Sprinkles

I guess it's not really all mini footage because of how Tony's ramp is setup, but that's just a technicality...



Samar rules, and that's all that really needs to be said on that matter.



And here's CaliBMX's edit of the Modesto jam: