When I used to compete in the X trials/ X games this guys riding posed a lot of questions, how did he never make the cut, his approach was bangers with no fillers at all, other riders would combo for the entire routine time, which is better? Underrated? Misunderstood? Before his time? Would this stuff now get beaten by a time machine???

Just watched the Fise live, massive crowds, sunshine, vibe looked good, looked like a clear win for Matthias Dandois, dominating the 3 minute run format, with his signature backwards framestand tomahawk, pendulum to raph switch, the rest of the results I wouldnt be able to be certain (Jumelin second maybe?), lot of mistakes from all the pros, with exception of Matthias.
Great job from fise tv guys covering the event!

Heres the word from Keelan:
Yo, here’s the deal on the ‘world bmx battle’, it is an open contest so I want everyone to come to this!
The Saturday 25th july will be qualifying day, every rider will have their names put into a hat, for example if there is 28 riders, then the 14 that win their battle will go through to next round, the 14 left will battle each other, the winners of that round then battles the first group winner, and keep battling til we have 8 riders for the big final on sunday 26th july, so every rider will get to battle a few times!

It’s gonna be big! I wanna see every rider down here, and also there will be slightly different judging, yes we will have judges to judge the riding, but also the audience will have an influence too! mainly on the final though, so make your plans to be here!
The best airports to go to for riders coming from abroad are Nottingham, East Midlands, or Birmingham, for first choices, then there is always London.

im just trying to organise a big party saturday night

Nor Cal legend Sean Parker is maybe not that well known in the scene, but this guy shreds with a flat/street flava, below fakie truckdriver (540?), and also check the revenge website, http://www.revengeindustries.com/revenge_industries_visuals.php.Whiplash to full bars, insane!!

Great interview with Sean on the come up, http://thecomeupbmx.net/features/tcu-exclusive-sean-parker-interview#more-7060

http://thecomeupbmx.net/features/tcu-exclusive-sean-parker-interview#more-7060

Some great stuff here from Trevor Meyer, Edgar P, Nate Hansen, and Jay Miron. Enjoy!

In keeping with the theme this week of old school vids, heres some more of Mr Osicka, for me this stuff nevers gets old, love the props interview, “Oh come on whateverrrrrr”..

Still busting, double ice cream sundae!!! Bosh!!

Ross Smith in my mind is one of the all time greats in flatland, mad skills, creative, flowing, originality, and moves that stand the test of time, who else is doing multiple straddles, who else? Buttery style!!! Much respect due!

Ross Smith from Adam Guild on Vimeo.

Old school heads will remember this from 20 inch video magazine, new school riders enjoy some banging riding! Interesting insight to the world of Trevor Meyer!

Lot of talk these days about style, well for me this guy represented “style”. Unreal footage still now, style for miles, his style cut across to street also, and made flatland respected by street heads all over the globe, his tricks still copied to this day, but his style remains untouched…