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For more info visit: huffy.com Huffy has returned to BMX and it looks like they mean business. With heavy hitters on the freestyle team like Nick Bruce, Zach Borton, Jacob Thiem and youngin' Huck Karinsky, they designed a frame to do it all. The Sledgehammer is all chromoly, with a machined bottom bracket, 6mm dropouts with integrated chain tensioners and an embossed Huffy logo in the seat tube for a touch of class.

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Video by Dave Sowerby / Additional filming by Alex Donnachie When he's not figuring out how to get into space at work, BSD's Hector Spencer-Wood is blasting into outer space on his bike. Effortless flow, precision, and shit loads of speed is the name of the game with Hector. That ender at Livi though...

"The machinations of any road trip with the Profile crew takes quite a bit of time. Aligning work vs. vacation vs. seasonal windows vs. host’s schedules; we try and try until the stars finally align. Our good friend, Dave Long, initiated the invite to host our crew a year ago. After multiple delays, the summer of 2023 became the convergence date; albeit just 3 total days to make things happen. Like many of our crew’s road trips, there is no set plan and there is no set filmer.

31 Oct 2023 Into and Interview by Brian Tunney - Photos by Pierre Blondel BMX is primarily a visual experience, but recent experiments by Dakota Roche and Matthias Dandois are bridging the gap between the visual and auditory themes presented in riding. And it’s all coming down to tires and surfaces. The onset of larger diameter tires has allowed for BMXers to create new avenues to slide, spin and even speed check.

Filmed and edited by Juan Giraldo Spanish rider Fran Agudelo crushes a load of incredible spots throughout Mallorca, Madrid and Barcelona for his latest BSD piece. Definitely one to watch. In order to give you the best possible experience, this website uses cookies to store or access information on your device to help us understand performance and personalize your experience when browsing the website. Do you accept these cookies and the processing of select personal data?

With three large cities containing hundreds of spots within an hour's drive of Ryan Howard's crib, Billy Woodfin decided to combine filming for an upcoming video part with a Profile trip with some of his teammates.

"At the end of 2008, Mark Mulville sketched a rudimentary design on a napkin. He brought that napkin into the Profile machine shop and within a week, the Profile 40 load stem, now discontinued, was modified into a top load design that would, soon after, get the moniker "The Profile Push Stem." Coming on 15 years old, Mulville's Push stem quickly became, and has remained, one of Profile's most popular products. Recently, Stew Johnson interviewed Mark at his local trail spot in East Florida.

It's crazy to think Kriss Kyle is still coming up with bonkers new lines at Unit23 , despite literally living there for a good chunk of his life. This new joint from BSD hits the spot real good. In order to give you the best possible experience, this website uses cookies to store or access information on your device to help us understand performance and personalize your experience when browsing the website. Do you accept these cookies and the processing of select personal data?

Rick Froberg, influential singer and guitarist for Drive Like Jehu, Hot Snakes, Pitchfork and Obits, passed away on Friday night at age 55. According to longtime bandmate John Reis, “Rick passed away suddenly last night from natural causes. His art made life better… He will forever be remembered for his creativity, vision and his ability to bring beauty into this world.” The music Froberg created with John Reis over Pitchfork, Drive Like Jehu and Hot Snakes is difficult to put in a box.