Perception - A lifestyle series PT.1 - Miki Fleck by unitedbikeco
We set off to Barcelona as a safe haven for the winter months. It's always a safe bet that when you're going to Barcelona, the weathers going to be good, the spots are plentiful and cheap booze.
Started filming this edit as soon as i finished my 2018 edit and now its finally here as of the end of 2019 and start of 2020 after a lot of hard work and dedication.
Game Of Bike Over FaceTime 1,000 Miles Away From Each Other! by Scotty Cranmer
We played a Game Of Bike between three riders over a FaceTime call from 1,000 miles away from each other! Each of the riders used the same grind rail set up and challenged each other to try tricks! This was the first time we have done this!
Bike Check interview time with San Diego's finest!
Name: Nic Long
Sponsors: Hyper Bikes, Snafu, Promax components, Tangent Products, HT components, 6D helmets, Rynopower supplements, Faith gear, Vans, Shadow Conspiracy.
Mechanic: Me
How did you end up riding for Hyper bikes?
Nic Long: They reached out to my dad to run a factory team, and they wanted an Elite men as well. So, Dad asked me and the deal was better than my Haro deal... so I couldn’t say no. Plus, I get to help my Dad got for another team title. Like the good ole days.
You had a signature frame at Haro which had a long rear end. What's the benefit of the long back-end?
Nic Long: Idk if I’d say benefit, more so plagued haha. I almost can’t ride anything else now. It started cause I had a gate at my old house (that most had been to and tried) and It was super flat... I would have days where I would just wheelie over and over so I’d add a link, ultimately leading Derek Betcher to ask if I wanted a custom size cause my bolts were hanging off the drop outs.
Since we're all in quarantine, we figured we'd let the man behind the Mixtape frame design, Ben Silver, deliver the inside scoop.
ETNIES HELPS LOS ANGELES’ HOMELESS ON SKID ROW DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
etnies, the global action sports footwear and apparel company, has been donating shoes to the homeless of Los Angeles for 23 years and will keep on helping those in the streets despite the COVID-19 pandemic. For etnies, it is a tradition to celebrate Good Friday on Skid Row giving shoes to the homeless during the Los Angeles Mission Easter Event, which is cancelled this year. However, that is not stopping the company from continuing with their giving tradition to the city’s most vulnerable.
For the past two decades, etnies has collectively donated tens of thousands of shoes. This year, the brand is extending the opportunity to its loyal fans to help the brand reach an all-time total goal of 50,000 shoes to those in need through the giveback program. For every pair of shoes sold on the etnies site from Thursday, April 9 through Sunday, April 12, 2020, the brand will donate an additional pair of shoes to the homeless.
“Doing something meaningful and purposeful for the homeless community has always been very
L'arrivée d'un nouveau skatepark implique régulièrement la destruction du précédent, dans le dénie de ce qu'a pu représenter ce lieu pour toutes les personnes passées par là.
Since being locked down the past few weeks Alex has been keeping busy with a number of different creative outlets including splattering his bike. He sat down and walked us through the steps he takes to get his Sweettooth looking just how he wants it.
Paterico Fallico turned 23 last week so to celebrate he smashed out 23 moves on Millar's backyard for your viewing pleasure.
Drew Kukura has been shredding the Houston streets for a while and the dude can connect just about any ledge to any wall. Here's some words from Drew himself about his most recent edit:
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.