19 year old David Iglesias from Valladolid, Spain has a serious bag of tricks for such a young pup. Here's his latest and greatest for his first DIG Locals video.
Put a bunch of clips together that were in my phone and wanted to make something cool, enjoy!
Freddie sits down with us to run through his freshly built bike. The Knightsbridge V2! Loaded up with plenty of United and Bicycle Union parts this big rig is the king for blasting!
Name: Antonin AGOSTINI
Age: 24
Hometown: CAEN, France
Hook-ups/Sponsors: WekCrew / CLIFFE BRAND
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: All crusty and weird spot, for weirds lines and tricks
Take a closer look at Freddie's United Knightsbridge V2 as we run through the list of product found on his bike. This bike has been built for blasting, be it at the trails or the park, this thing goes!
Frame: United Knightsbridge, 21.6
Forks: United Dinero
Bars: United KOD 9.25
Cranks: United Nash
Grips: S&M Reynolds
First-of-its-Kind Technology Meets Classic Vans Style: The Sk8-Hi Pro BMX
Vans elevates pinnacle BMX shoe technology in one of our most classic silhouettes, the Sk8-Hi Pro. Pulling together increased pedalfeel and support while reducing overall bulk and weight, the Sk8-Hi Pro BMX with Wafflecup tech is the latest iteration from Vans as we push BMX progression, supporting all those who love to ride. The Sk8-Hi Pro BMX features BMX Wafflecup outsole, a first-of-its-kind tech designed specifically to deliver the best combination of pedalfeel, support and durability, in addition to Vans’ proprietary PopCush – a new foam recipe that’s been meticulously tuned for impact protection, superior cushioning and energy return.
Built to last, the Sk8-Hi Pro BMX offers Duracap technology, reinforcing the shoe’s underlays in high-wear
Longtime German Verde team rider Pierre Hinze goes all in on the streets of Hamburg and Lüneburg. Three years worth of footage add up to one sick edit.
BMX in Algarve - Joao Soares e Luis Madeira
Jacob Hager, Landslide Skatepark BMX Edit. **I’ve always said “I don’t know what I would do without this place”, never did I expect to have to answer that question. “This place was our home” is such an understatement.
Matt filmed rode and produced this cool little video before the lockdown.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.