Here’s a batch of photos we acquired during our trip back from Austin. Some of the more notable stops along the way include riding Chandler Skatepark at sun rise and a big yellow tractor. Jim Bauer and Bobby Parker (from Full Factory) clocked in some action pics in front of the lens and so did our trusty K9 companion, Foxy Lady.
Etnies put together this nice edit of a BBQ sesh over at T1. There are lot of big names in this one and even loftier airs to boot. Joe Rich, Chase Hawk, Morgan Wade, Tom Dugan and a handful of other shredders session the ramp until the clouds come and rain starts to pour.
With how much style and height that Chase gets in the air, it’s real easy to forget that he knows how to work the trick sticks as well. This new edit from Cult should serve as a proper reminder. If you missed his how-to from the other day, make sure to check it out.
Here’s another Tom Dugan video. This one actually has riding in it, acquired from a little session over at Ramp Ranch in Texas. He boosts so high it’s unreal. Plus, he casually did just about everything in this video prior to the camera even getting pulled out of the bag. That’s including the big transfer at the end!
If you want it for your iPod, download this guy.
The track is by The Octopus Project.
This video is over a year old but it’s one of those timeless tricks that just never ages. With the way this starts, you’ll be really surprised with how thorough and dialed it actually ends up being. If you’ve always wanted to learn this trick, this is THE how-to to watch for it.
To get the whole story on why this took so long to be released and a little perspective behind it from Joe, hit up his vimeo page.
This is our latest print ad featuring Hoang Tran. It’s his first print ad ever with us and he’s kicking things off with a can can. Click the photo to view it large and download it as your desktop’s wallpaper! Photo by Josh Hayes.
Check out both of Jim’s bikes on ESPN. Photo by Sandy Carson.
Jim Bauer has a couple bike checks up on ESPN (above). The one of the left is his Sunday Model C and the one on the right is his prototype Metal frame. Sandy Carson walks you through it and even throws in a trails pic in the end!
While you’re on the ESPN site, make sure to hit up the article about Ben Ward’s ’09 Photo Project (right). He snapped a photo a day, for a full year, complete with write-ups on each one.
And, to add to your list of things to check out this morning, Terry Adams’ Twitter contest is happening today. To win some free goods, follow him on twitter.com/terryadamsbmx.
Terry Adams interview in LoveBMX.CZ
Terry Adams just scored the cover of Love BMX and has a full interview in it, along with some great pics. If you flip through their issue, you’ll come across the Czech version first but if you keep flipping through, you’ll come across the English translation. Click the photo to check it out.
Also, tune in TOMORROW (Saturday, January 6th) to watch and chat with Terry Adams LIVE on TERRY ADAMS TV!
This Saturday (February 6th, 2010), you can watch a LIVE flatland session with Terry Adams in his backyard spot. The show will start at 12:00PM Pacific Standard Time and to check it out, all you have to do is go to flatwarebmx.com/terryadamstv. The latest Adobe Flash Player is required to watch and a UStream.tv account if you want to interact and chat with him as the session goes on.
To help you remember, make sure to follow him on Twitter! He’ll be holding a contest on there very soon so you’ll even have a chance to win some goodies.
Subrosa just dropped a print ad featuring Hoang Tran and its looking sick. Above is Hoang with a Hefty hop to a huge drop.
Tom Dugan recently built up a new Terrible One barcode and loaded it up with some Odyssey parts. Click around the flipbook above to check it out and stay tuned for a video with Tom later this week!
Congrats to Adam Banton and Brian Miller for getting 4th place at this year’s Odd Couple’s contest! Their edit’s above and it’s cut to a fun song and full of creative lines. If you were to imagine what ramp heaven would be like, it’s a safe bet to say it’d look a lot like Ray’s MTB.
