Vacancy: Store employee Soulcycle BMX Shop
Location: Weteringschans 221, Amsterdam
Hours: 6 to 7 hours per week
Language: Dutch
Do you watch the latest BMX videos during your breakfast? Do you go to school on your BMX so that you can go to the skate park as quickly as possible? And is your clothing often stained with grease? Then we have the perfect job for you! Soulcycle BMX Shop is looking for a motivated store employee.
What are you going to do?
-You advise customers about BMX bicycles and parts
-You replenish the store with new products and share photos and information about new items on our website and social media
I went down to Cult to drop off some Clubhouse exclusive Peep Game Gear (shown at the end of the video) and figured I'd try and get a little behind the scenes on your favorite BMX brand. Cult & Robbie Morales are as core BMX as it gets and I hope you guys are into what we got out of them in this video.
While out in California for DirtyFest, we met Larry Alvarado from Stacked BMX! He invited us out to his shop and so once DirtyFest was done, we sped on over to his shop in Riverside to learn more about him and to check out his digs. Larry has an extensive background in BMX and it was a pleasure to get a chance to talk with him and learn more about his story.
To strengthen their team, wemakethings are looking for a BMX Product Designer (m/f/d)
Requirements:
-Although not essential, designing and developing bicycle components in 3-D programs would be a huge bonus, however – focusing on form, function, and aesthetics and working with product designers is what we require most.
-Collaborating closely with international suppliers to ensure the feasibility and quality of designs.
Finding a job in the BMX industry isn't easy. It might also not be the very best paid job ever, but once you find a job you really like, work doesn't feel like work. You do what you're good at, and work for people that understand who you are. A conversation about BMX in the break is better than discussing politics. We spotted this job opening at Merritt BMX on Instagram and decided to share it here. Who will be the lucky one?
MERRITT BMX: Looking for a freelance graphic designer to work on various projects. Everything from stickers and clothing to packaging, digital and print catalogs, and video titles/graphics. Experience with BMX or other types of bikes is a plus but not necessary.
Send portfolio and resume and/or any questions to:
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Mongoose, the pioneering off-road bike brand founded in 1974, today announces a new partnership with DICK’S Sporting Goods (NYSE: DKS) to offer Mongoose bikes in over 650 storefronts nationwide as well as online at dicks.com. Available now, the assortment includes a complete range of mountain, BMX, gravel, fat tire, and youth bikes designed for cyclists of all experience levels and riding styles.
“Teaming up with DICK’S Sporting Goods opens endless possibilities to reach new riders across the country, so we’re taking the opportunity to reintroduce our brand along with the most diverse,
When I found out that Strictly BMX was up for grabs late in 2023 I knew I had to make moves to continue the legacy.
Torker, the beloved BMX brand that dominated tracks in the 80s and late 90s is back and ready to continue it’s winning legacy with a new generation. Bill Ryan, owner of Supercross BMX and Speedline, has purchased not only the Torker brand, but also Torker’s sister brand – MAX, reuniting the two iconic Johnson Family brands for the first time since 1985. Throughout its 47-year history, Torker has come and gone several times. In 1976, Torker built their frame; then in 1980, MAX was founded. After several years of growth and success on the track, in 1985, both brands were auctioned off due to bankruptcy. In the sale, both brands were separated, with MAX being shelved indefinitely, and Torker being rebranded as Torker 2 after it was purchased by Tioga.
In 1995, SBS attempted to bring Torker back with USA-made frames and several options of complete bikes; however, in 2001, the brand was revamped to produce family-style bikes (beach cruisers, tricycles, unicycles, etc.), and Torker left the BMX world once again. NOW, with new leadership, passion, and the help of Torker/MAX enthusiasts and former Torker pros such as Hollywood Mike Miranda, Eddy King, and Eddie Fiola (and more!), Mr. Ryan is dedicated revive Torker and MAX by creating products that stay true to original beloved brands, while bringing the BMX community new items for the modern race world.
After a distinguished and impactful tenure with American BMX Company, Toby Henderson announces his departure from the company, effective November 2023. This transition marks the end of a successful chapter and opens the door to new opportunities for both parties. Toby Henderson is a well-respected figure in the BMX and MTB industry, boasting an impressive legacy as a multi-time bicycle champion in both BMX and MTB disciplines. With an extraordinary track record as an award- winning product developer (having received 20 industry accolades), Toby Henderson has consistently pushed the boundaries of innovation in the industry.
Throughout his career, Toby Henderson has not only excelled as an athlete and innovator but has also played a vital role in the industry's business landscape. He has founded, acquired, and overseen numerous brands, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
After having so much success with Supercross in 2007 and 2008 (2x British Cycling No.1 Team) it is with great pleasure that we welcome Supercross BMX back in to the fold. In that time both of us have grown and I feel together we can achieve take BMX racing to the next level. Our race team, ran by National Champion himself, John Bentley, has been expanded and we can’t wait to get out there on the tracks with the new bikes and kit moving into this new era. The team will be spearheaded by a British Cycling squad member, to be announced shortly.
Initial product is available now at ALANSBMX.COM in time for Christmas, with more to follow