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Der @SIBMX-Teamfahrer Alessandro Izzo hatte den ganzen Sommer über mit einem Tennisarm zu kämpfen, deshalb konnte er dieses Jahr nicht ganz so viel filmen, wie eigentlich geplant. Ein paar gute Clips sind dann aber dennoch zusammen gekommen. Hier ist das Ergebnis.

When we got invited to the Vans "the circle" video competition we were super excited to get filming with the dudes and make something sick! We were hyped coming 4th on our first time at this competition!

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Cory Nastazio doesn't want to be called Nasty anymore, but is there any other way to describe how this dude gets down? Here's a quickie of Cory from Austin's Eastside trails last winter. Leave a comment if less than a minute of Mr. Nastazio steeze is not enough!

Clint Millar is a master of the toothpick stall so who better to give you the run down on how to do them. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments and we'll do our best to help you out.

Never Fade symbolizes the Vans X Cult relationship and love for BMX in a ten-year strong partnership. With the sixth Vans X Cult product collaboration Dakota Roche and Cult Founder Robbie Morales share their appreciation of the association. At the same time, the rest of the Cult team let their riding do the talking in a look that reflects Cult BMX and what it stands for, to Never Fade.

It’s been a decade since Vans and CULT linked up for the first time, and in celebration of all the clips, collaborations, road trips, riding, sneakers and shirts since then, the two have come together for a sixth collection that’s dubbed “Never Fade” and centered around new takes on the Old Skool BMX and Slip-On BMX, both equipped with Vans’ Wafflecup BMX construction. The Old Skool BMX supplies a monochromatic upper constructed of sturdy black suede and embellished with a special branded tongue tag. The Slip-On BMX features tonal, patterned CULT iconography and a two-tone build that uses both black suede and light canvas. Text graphics appear on the midsole of the Old Skool BMX and the insoles of the Slip-On BMX, the latter of which also repurposes the aforementioned CULT pattern for even more detail. Both round their look off with debossed CULT branding on the heel.

Es ist Anfang Oktober, der Herbst ist endgültig da und ich belade am Mittag mein Lastenrad, um nach Bremen zu einem BMX-Jam zu fahren – ja, ich fahre mittags los, nicht morgens früh, um alles zu organisieren, sondern mittags, um einfach nur dabei zu sein.