I love sunset Whips from Dan Hennig on Vimeo.
If you saw our instagram the other day you will have noticed Dan Hennig’s bunny hop whip sunset shot. From the look of this new edit filmed in Zurich, Switzerland springtime has arrived and Dan documented this nice sunset session for us all to check out! And as the title states he loves hop whips or whoppers + has got half cab whips/whoppers on lock!
Nice front wheel flowing line from TJ Perry that he filmed a while back, hit play!
Meh in March from David Alden on Vimeo.
Always good to see the older generation still out there representing and doing what they love. Smooth rolling styles out of David Alden at a rather nice looking spacious indoor spot!
I haven’t seen too much footage of Kestrel Roopanrine from Trinidad recently, check out this really nice two footed death truck line, where Kestrel combo’s two death trucks in one line. He calls it a Death Truck Sandwich, good stuff Kestrel!
Shinichiro Hara has killed it for as long as I can remember, and it is great to see him still motivated and pushing forward. Check this new double windshield wiper clip he just posted! Hell yes!
Bobby Carter is always on top of things no matter what he does! The Aloha jam is going down this year on the weekend of August 22-23, 2015. Check out this awesome book Bobby put together from the 2014 jam, and soak up some Hawaii vibes. This looks so good!
If you ride indoors, one of the problems you will face is the bike dropping and scratching the floor. This can be the difference between keeping the spot and losing it, in order to take full advantage of riding indoors. Dub has just released these new nylon caps for the Microphone Peg that if you use a full set will knock 4.5 oz in total for all of you who are weight conscious, but more importantly keep your indoor spot smoother and scratch/dent free. 21 grams a cap and are sold in pairs.
Plus in related news, Dub’s also making spacers to make the pegs longer for all of those with bigger feet, contact Dub via the site for more details.
Dino Clip from Paul McCrory on Vimeo.
Dino Jeffers was a regular on the UK contest scene for years, so stoked to see he still out there riding and progressing. I can’t imagine what it’s like to ride and be deaf, enjoy this edit filmed at T13 Skatepark in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Much respect Dino!
Jffe sent in this Ninja style edit by Katsushi Tanaka, filmed in 2010. The guy was at the Worlds in Cologne a few years back, unique styles!
Quentin Pelorson runs through some basics on the back wheel. check it out! If you are a beginner reading this, is this useful for you? Let us know in the comments section.
