“Nice Nice Very Nice” Full Length Video drops Saturday 11th May

Full length videos are a rarity in flatland, so when a video project comes to life. Get stoked everywhere! Yesterday, I was lucky enough to get a private preview of the up and coming “Nice Nice Very Nice” Video, and it does not disappoint. Press release below…

“I am super excited to finally share with you this news! I have just finished my follow up to Forget What You Heard.

“Nice Nice Very Nice” is a full length film featuring Enoki Takahiro, Fabien Stephan, Gurvan Le Bloc’h, Mates Tucek, Pedro Melo, Raphael Chiquet, and Varo Hernandez.

It drops worldwide Saturday May 11th at midnight in association with DiversionTV on Vimeo and also available as a free digital download.

In the meantime I am setting up private viewings of the film. Currently there are screenings being planned in various locations in the United States, Finland, Philippines, France, South America and more. If you would like to host a viewing just contact me.

-Steven Lapsley

Ryo Katagiri – 1st Place Fise World Hiroshima Final Run and Interview

I am back home in the UK and coaching up on content for the site after a few very busy days judging in Hiroshima, Japan. Thanks to “r” that commented on the site with this awesome run footage from Ryo Katagiri’s winning run by Our BMX and reaction interview translated by Hiroshi from 430 with the man himself. Wonderfully humble kid, respect and congratulations Ryo!

Ryo Katagiri wins Fise World UCI Flatland World Cup Round 1 in Hiroshima, Japan

Just got done judging the Pro finals at the Fise World UCI Flatland World Cup here in Hiroshima, Japan. Congratulations to Ryo Katagiri who had the run of his life to take the first place position, Ryo was followed by Matthias Dandois and Dominik Nekolny in the third place spot.
You can watch the whole show above, or the top three runs below.
What a contest!

Dominik Nekolny takes top spot in the Semi Final at Fise World Hiroshima

Congratulations to Dominik Nekolny who took the top spot in this afternoons semi final at Fise World, Hiroshima, Japan, Dom was followed by Jean William Prevost and Matthias Dandois on the podium positions. 16 riders battled for the top 8 spots, finals tomorrow.