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Check out the entire broadcast of our World of X Games Real BMX 2017 show.

Originally, this video was supposed to be part of the Parra Locals Mixtape 5 which we'd all been working on for two years or so. However, everyone being equally busy with work and uni stuff, filming for that video began slowing down. Dyfan and I were lucky enough to ride heaps despite all the busy shit and after about a year or two of filming together, his section was the first one finished. I felt bad sitting on this footage because Dyfan shreds the hell out of the few places he rides in this and I felt it was time to show everyone what he's capable of. He's an all-round badass and everyone in the crew feeds off his timeless riding style, his humour and his uncanny ability to do almost whatever he really wants to do on his bike. Hope you all enjoy what Dyfan produced. I'm incredibly stoked with the outcome.

Sunny Garcia and Mike Hucker doing some pre ride prep using the Wheelie Wrench.

Garrett is one of those guys who we at DIG have long considered to be a true BMX legend and someone whose inspiration continues to operate at a different level than what is perceived as the norm. In fact, riders like Garrett and his ilk are the motivational backbone of our near 25 year existence as a BMX media outlet. This film is simply our way of showing respect for that inspiration and continued motivation.

Tickets for the SourceBMX Battle of Hastings BMX Competition go live on Monday July 24th at 12 Noon (GMT).

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UCI BMX Supercross World Cup 2017 in Papendal. UCI BMX Supercross

A collection of clips of James from NC, Va and DC over the span of a couple years. Filmed mostly by Matt Samsky, Carlos Bailey, edited by James Lukas.

11 years old ripper from Japan. Enjoy.

Check out our second mixtape entirely shot with GoPro cameras on the streets of Warsaw.

As an athlete, getting one continuous line dialled is tricky enough as it is, without adding into the mix city streets and a cameraman in tow. Taking to his adopted hometown of Madrid, BMXer Courage Adams spins the tricks in this seamless line. Captured by the ever talented Hadrian Picard as part of his Lined Up series which you can see more of below... Hadrien: "It was a pretty stressful day, 1st we had to find the perfect place in Madrid to do that, then we had to talk about the line & between security & people everywhere we had a window of about an hour to get this line, Courage pulled it in less than 30'.... The Line was filmed by Antony Finocchiaro, give him the credit he deserves :)"