Tommy Dugan sure knows how to ramp up the energy and put his signature Grandstand v2 pedals to good use.
The crew over at LUX BMX caught up with Boyd Hilder and cover a wide range of topics, including the “one that got away” from his recent LOCKED DOWN UNDA video. Enjoy!
Corey Walsh. Do we need to say more?
Ok, we will…. Odyssey is STOKED to welcome Corey to the crew. His style and raw energy is unmistakable, and we look forward to watching him kick more ass, and to help him do so along the way. From back to back NORA CUP awards, to ripping at Vans events, to holding it down in Cult and Fast and Loose videos, Corey is the truth. Stay tuned…
Broc Raiford’s part is live. Hit up the USL website to vote and check out Broc’s USL Bio in case you missed it.
Broc Raiford breaks down why he chose this skatepark for his Blow Up The Park contest entry and what his approach will be for producing the best edit possible in only 24 hours! All for a chance to win $1500 cash.
Mark your calendars because on December 28th, 2020 we’ll be releasing ten, yes… TEN FULL skatepark videos from some of the best BMX riders in the world as they compete for a $1500 cash prize! But there can only be one winner.. and it’s up to you to decide! Just watch all the video parts and vote for your favorite any time between December 28th – January 3rd. The winner will be announced January 4th.
Ultimate Shred League
Been cracking away at this video since the start of 2020 with 95% of the clips happening on a Friday night or a Saturday day. Making things happen the best we could between Covid bullshit and Troy Charlesworth (filmer) working a full time job. All the clips are from North of the QLD/NSW borders except for 2 from a school we hit before the Covid border closure.
Video was cut short just in the end due to a knee injury. Enjoy and see yous in a few months. 🤙🏼
Boyd Hilder
New Murray Loubser courtesy of Red Bull. Hit play to watch Shapes in The City. Such a fun watch.
Watch BMX rider Murray Loubser transported from a lecture room into a BMX scene scape, then take a behind-the-scenes look at the creative team that brought this project to life. “We had been shooting photos for so long now and shapes were appearing in images we were shooting in the architecture and how the shadows were being cast and the idea was to do a project to capture those shapes as the key interest in the gallery we wanted to shoot,” Murray says.
“The idea of ‘Shapes’ is to capture the architecture and the geometric patterns that you find occurring in the city and showcasing those in the way a BMX would see his surroundings.”
Check out Jacob Cable, the newest Odyssey and KINK pro team member, on Our BMX’s UNCLICKED Podcast. We schemed to surprise him with this episode, so be sure to watch all the way to the end.
BACK IN STOCK. Purple Rain wheels and rims available now. No more coming in, grab ‘em while you can. Jerome Odesa knows!
