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All the best action from Best Trick at the Take The North Jam in Glasgow, UK! Featuring a massive squad of names including Alex Donnachie, Bruno Hoffmann, Alex Kennedy, Joe Jarvis and way more.

After filming DIRTVANA, Mykel Larrin and Kevin Peraza hung around Salt Lake City for a few days to explore and ride some of the local favorites. Mongoose teammate Josh Hult met up with the boys to hangout as they hit various parks, street spots, and some dirt! If you’re craving a straight-up riding video after DIRTVANA, you’re in for a treat!

GABRIEL CHAVES X DIRT WORLD

Stoned Street: " Week aback we had this wonderful Simple Session week(end) and Simple Session invited us to make a real street jam with FTL. All planning started a few months back and this is the final turnout. We had a really good day at Tallinn streets. This was so much fun. Easily 200 riders cruising spot to spot. Huge shoutout to everyone! Also, FTL got Merritt BMX in and we invited Skullcandy to sponsor our jam. Hope we can schedule this happening also on 2022. Peace!"

Simple Session 21 was back in Tallinn, Estonia, on August 20–21 with a big summertime festival and an all-around good time. The Simple Session series hosted an exciting street-focused contest in the hip new Põhjala district – an old rubber factory turned into a cultural hub served as a thrilling new location for the event.

BMX frame geometry can seem rather complicated at first glance. With all the various sizes and angles listed, how do these changes in geometry affect your riding, and which frame is best for you? In this week's "Get Tech" video series, we break down topics such as toptube length, headtube angle, bottom bracket height, and everything in-between, to help you choose that perfect frame based on your riding style.

After a few years of gathering digital dust, Cain Martin's latest video 'Street Furniture' is live! Filmed between 2016 to 2018 with friend and filmer extraordinaire Jonny Ashworth, this one showcases Cain's creative moves throughout Barcelona, Glasgow and London. Enjoy!

After an amazing first digital edition in 2020 that shone a light on talent from around the world, FISE once again reinvented the concept and launched the E-FISE Junior by Hot Wheels, dedicated to the next generation of action sports talent. From July 12 to September 1, more than 345 young people joined the contest. The average age of participants was 12 years old, with girls making up 30% of the entrants. 35 nations from around the world were represented in four disciplines:

BMX, Skateboard, Roller and Scooter Freestyle. With more than 500 videos posted, 5 million videos viewed, 110 000 votes and more than 20 million social media impressions, the bet to reach the biggest world is once again successful.

"18 months on from the start of Covid-19 restrictions here in the UK, it’s easy to forget that at that point everyone thought the world was going to end…