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Let Dennis Enarson break down BOTH of his brand new bikes. 1 PARK and 1 STREET bike (both Haro), kitted with Odyssey BMX parts.

Clint Millar recently finished "Stage 4" of his backyard wonderland so we had him walk us through the entire ramp setup. Be on the lookout for some riding videos from this setup in the coming weeks!

Ethan came out swinging with a banging video out of Chicago repping for Animal and Let Roast Cycles.

We've got an absolute banger for you today via Ends Footwear, featuring none other than Julian Arteaga, Johnny Raekes, Justin Spriet, Trent Lutzke & Tyler Veatch doing what they do best. This is essential viewing folks! What a squad...

Can You Film This? GT BMX’s newest full length video is here! After three years of filming and an epic week of premieres around the world, we are hyped to bring it to you in full. “Can You Film This?” Is based on the simple idea of riding around and filming bike tricks with your friends. Get a Look at what the up-and-coming GT BMX crew does when those C.Y.F.T moments hit...

Watch the first, second, and third place runs of BMX Street at X Games 2022!

The medals keep coming! Monster Energy congratulates team rider Felix Prangenberg on claiming the silver medal in BMX Street on the third day of X Games 2022 in Vista, California, on Friday. In the final session featuring the world’s best riders, the 24-year-old from Cologne, Germany, took silver as his fourth career X Games medal. At the end of Day three of X Games 2022, the Monster Energy team had claimed a total of 10 medals (3 gold, 6 silver, 1 bronze).

Presented by Monster Energy as the official energy drink partner of X Games, the 65th edition of X Games is contested with no spectators in attendance and broadcast live to global audiences. For five action-packed days, viewers from across the globe get to witness X Games history written

Stuart King discovered BMX at its lowest point in popularity, we pin it down to around 1990. How the carcass of a 80's kids boom held any interest to a young teen back then is quite intriguing.

He put in some serious work for this one, and celebrating his new etnies signature Windrow Vulc colorway, available now, right in time for his Street appearance at XGames.

Today, etnies premiered the new Devon Smillie full video part on the brand’s YouTube channel. Devon put in some serious work in the streets to create this five-minute, three-song part. He’s always been known as a rider with remarkable consistency and a very difficult technical trick selection. His latest video part is full of progressive riding and NBDs, like the last combo on an up-and-over rail. Devon will be running his new etnies Windrow Vulc signature colorway in the X Games BMX Street Contest this Friday, and they are available today on etnies.com.

Devon’s clean, classic signature black/black/white color combo with the etnies stylized “E” logo on the side, and his Fly Bikes “Fuego” logo on the footbed fits his style.

Perfect for riding or chilling in, the Windrow Vulc arrives in a single wrapped vulcanized constructed shoe with a Force Shield reinforced upper. This etnies shoe has a Foam Lite 2 molded EVA footbed and a Geo-Hex tread pattern outsole. It offers long-lasting comfort with a rubber heel wrap for support with a 400NBS rubber outsole.

Devon Smillie got his first racing bike at just 3 years old. With all-around abilities, a motocross and BMX racing background, and strong skateboarding skills too, it is safe to say that Smillie has left his mark in BMX. When Devon’s not ripping a local spot, you can catch him on the track, drifting his 350Z.