Showtime with the likes of Jimalog, Takuji Kasahara, Osada Syuichi and others, at the 2011 Hervesta Festival, tight edit from mmfilms.

VANS Let it Ride 2011 – Team One edit from Vans Europe on Vimeo.

Matthias Dandois mixes flat and street with some of the finest dudes in BMX right now, Dan Lacey, Bruno Hoffmann, Kevin Kalkoff and Alex Valentino in the Vans Let it Ride series, this is Team One’s edit, dope combo from Matthias at 5:45!

The Last Dance from hate5six on Vimeo.

This is awesome! Camera work, editing, storyline, new trick, it’s all here!

“In December of 2010 I found myself in desperate need of a change. My progression had plateaued and I needed a frame that would push me over the stagnant period in my riding. I’ve been riding flatland with my friend, Chad, for many years despite nearly a decade separating our ages. We bonded through flatland and that grew into a lasting friendship beyond BMX. In 2006/2007, Chad and our other friend, Paul, formed Function BMX. They set out to create functionally perfect and aesthetically simple parts. And they did just that, defying the frame trends of the day by producing street-inspired designs consisting of straight tubes but with flatland geometry.

Chad challenged me to try one of his old Function frames that had been collecting dust in his kitchen-turned-bike shop. Despite my apprehension to ride a straight-tubed frame, I took him up on the offer. Over the course of 2011, I saw my riding progress to levels I hadn’t experienced in years. I pulled the switch-handed turbined steamroller to framestand tomahawk that I had chased for years; I learned double footed underside time machines; and I made progress to my holy grail and own personal hell: the blender.

I recently decided to try a new frame, once again to see what the shock of such a change would do to my riding. I wanted to pull and retire one last trick on the Function, in honor of both Chad and how far my riding has come since I first started.

I call it the “Kneecracker” or the “Career Ender” for reasons that will become obvious. This trick is too risky to keep doing, and most modern frame designs won’t even permit it to begin with. This is my last dance with the Function ’07.

So here we go.”

Doses from Doses on Vimeo.

Well worth a watch people!

“This NJ Flatland Classic was mostly filmed in 1997. It contains riding from Ed Nussbaum, Brian Tunney, Mike Wilson, Erin Donato, Adam Guild, Ross Smith, Jay Jones and Rodney Morweiser.

It was filmed in Standard 8mm,edited on a SVHC Deck, music was mixed through a Pyramid DJ mixer with two cd players, titles made with a personal title maker.

Not a masterpiece in video work but more to showcase the riding of a small group in a corner of the globe..”

Hard to believe this is ten years ago, without a doubt one of the best/influential sections of all time, flatlanders will look back at this video for years to come for sure! Im pretty sure theres still a few boxsets available, worth asking at Flatland Fuel or Dans Comp, if you somehow missed it!

Looking real cold in this winter fresh edit from David Nagy!

360/365 // SIMON O’BRIEN from FOCALPOINTCREW on Vimeo.

The guys over at Focalpoint are uploading one new clip everyday for a year, it goes without saying that Simon O’Brien is a beast! Check it! NIce combo!