With the deadline this Saturday, Moto set the standard pretty early on, entries are starting to flood in, heres a few:
Thomas Noyer.
Giannis from Greece.
Toon from Thailand.
Monthly Archives: May 2010
Red Bull Flamenco Flatland (Teaser)
Viki sent in news of Flamenco flatland contest…
“We are in Granada, Spain and today is going to take an amazing contest with BMX flatland and spanish flamenco music…Matthias Dandois, Jesse Puente, Takahiro Ikeda, Miguel Monzon and me are the riders….Nathan Penonzek, Alain Massabova and a famous flamenco lady dancer will be the judges… It’s going to be an interesting experiment that will open new doors of expansion of our art/sport….Ride on !!!!”
Hiroya Morizaki in paris
Hiro’s section in the Cream video magazine, Issue 3, was cutting edge at the time, check it now and it still hangs!!! Seems kind of timely to post this today, as Im flying to Montpelier for the Fise contest today, enjoy!!
Bike days show footage
Good stuff from Dez Maarsen, show style!
Dan’s Comp Pro Team: Terry Adams edit
Terry takes his skills to the streets, what do you think?
Effraim Catlow Flatmatters exclusive!!
Alright, here’s one i’m working on, new variation to my knowledge, changing hands mid crackpacker turbines, super fun!
Trick of the Month May 2010 – David Weathersby
These are awesome! Great work Rad dad!
Harlee Cup 2010 edit
Props fat jam footage
Remember this? Paul Osicka riding on grass!!! Legendary stuff!!
New! Diversion Tv: Contextual
Here’s a new column from Bobby C at Diversion TV, he’s been dropping some serious gems as of late, and wanted to add some text, enjoy!! Check that Props section from the Red Bull COB, so good!!!
Red Bull is known for putting on spectacular events. Circle of Balance was an epic flatland series that occurred every 2 years. The first two events were in Europe and the third and final event was in Tokyo. Many regard the final event in Tokyo as highest point as far as scale for organized flatland competitions. The top riders from around the world were flown in as well as top people who work behind the scenes to make flatland happen. The riders and attendees received 1st class treatment. The place sold out and overflowed with hardcore riders that knew they were watching something spectacular! Good thing an earthquake didn’t level the place. Probably a majority of the talent that supports flatland would have been taken out right then and there! Check out these two clips from Props and Diversion Video Magazines.