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etnies is proud to announces the release of the etnies x Mutiny collection presented by etnies and Mutiny rider Josh Bedford. BMX is a brotherhood. We stick together, we support one another and we ride. We have grown up on our BMX, we live it, we love it. These words where the base of what brought etnies and Mutiny bikes together and Josh Bedford the glue which made this great collaboration one. Mutiny was a result of cynicism about the industry.

This year, more precise in July was one month in Europe at the invitation of my friend Simon Hall. He called me to spend time with him and work on his next project with bmxrace where he's clinics and workshop on bmx. There are now 5 more BMX race tracks in london thanks to Simon design, did bmx clinics and workshops in schools in London and bmx tracks. The project was so successful because of the Olympics until Simon

34R as first BMX brand ever is introducing original brake lever for 2 independent wires. It's full CNC machined, material Al 7075 T6. The highest braking power between lever and caliper is transmitted over roller system and that's why it can be just one finger design. The smooth working of the lever is provided by brass bushing as well. The shape of lever is very simple, smooth and safe. The clamp is not openable but slide on. The brake cable without cap and adjust screw is inserted directly to the lever body.

Harrison Street was the center of attention today at the Dew Tour Toyota City Championships. The debut of the progressive Streetstyle disciplines shut down three city blocks, turning them into a skater and BMX rider’s dream downhill set-up of makeshift ramps and rails. The Dew Tour, in conjunction with the athletes and industry veterans, created the Streetstyle discipline as a way to recognize the thriving action sports community in San Francisco. The all-new event drives progression, while giving the athletes a never before seen platform to show off their creativity and style.