News TexasToast2014

Snakebite has a gallery up from Texas Toast and you can click on over to check it out. While you’re there, make sure to explore a little bit, too. They have a great compilation of classic BMX radness.

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Just spotted this after hours cave man photo on the new Dig website! I was waiting for somebody to do this trick all weekend and I guess the Robby Nelson got it done after the contest!

View the full gallery at DigBMX.com »

Watch the street finals as seen through the lens of Charlie Crumlish. There’s even some bonus Corey Walsh Gauntlet of Death action at the end!

Click on over to The Union to check out some snaps from Toast.

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“360, man. Can you 180? It’s just two of them.” – Ryan Nyquist

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Stew Johnson talks with some riders and gets their opinions and thoughts on this year’s event. There’s also plenty of good riding footage thrown into the mix as well. Click that more link to watch.

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The Haro boys represented hard at Texas Toast 2014. Matt Cordova got the weekend started with the Credence Cow Bell Challenge win. Casey Smith rode in the Veteran class jam and won the Vet high air contest. And finally Dennis Enarson wrapped up the weekend qualifying first and then winning the final at the Street comp for the second year in a row.

Navaz just uploaded one hell of an epic Texas Toast video. Between the aerial shots, slow-mos, and clips of Nyquist raising the roof, this video has a ton of great visuals. Hit play if you know what’s good for you.

First, Sean Sexton undoubtedly has one of the best looking whips in BMX. It has that classic Van Homan / Taj Mihelich downside feel to it that just makes me cuss like a sailor each time I witness one happen. Second, click on over to the new Dig Website for a great gallery from Texas Toast!

View the full gallery at DigBMX.com »

I made this video as a kick off for the Texas Toast awards at NORA Cup…it was made about two hours after the event wrapped up and it’s based off the prelims video (the reason for the same song). But, I still think it does a pretty damn good job of showing how damn good Toast is as a whole. You can pretty much hear people screaming the entire time and the looseness of the event really comes through. It’s something that Toast, no matter how big it gets, should ever lose. I definitely had a great time this weekend and I’d venture to say that Toast is one of, if not the best events in BMX. Already psyched for 2015…

– Ryan Fudger / Ride BMX