oldest street spot, plus the Attila Gangbangers jam.
-DIG THIS: News, A Chain-Saw Bike, Owain Clegg, Beeler Van Orman, Josh Bedford, T-1 goes to Fakie and the new Philly Warehouse.
-VIDEOSTORE: Odyssey's Electronical hits the shelves, plus reviews from Tasmania to New Jersey... -GARRETT REYNOLDS INTERVIEW: Garrett Reynolds, the most impossible NJ resident to get a hold of... -UNITED DOWN UNDER: United Bike Co's monumental three-week venture through Australia...
-STURDY WRISTS: KC Badger lets it fly on art, bicycles and growing up normal in Phoenix.
-ETNIES IN ESTONIA: The Etnies team attempts some winter street riding in Tallinn.
-LOW PROFILE: Mike Moura, a Vegas-loving dirt jumper from Brazil...
-THE NEW WHAT NEXT?: Austin transplant Andy Martinez gets the big-up treatment from his bros.
-SHUT UP AND RIDE!: Jesse Williams keeps it quiet and shreds some big rails.
-DIGITAL CRUNCH: Reader photos from around the world, exported from iPhoto and e-mailed to us.
-SENT ITEMS: Awesome Lee Todorovich gets back to intro writing.
-UNSOUND: Brooklyn's Parts and Labor on their gradual move away from being a bearded band.
-BACKCHAT: United/4Down's resident multi-tasker, Dean Hearne.
So yeah, we've pulled some all-nighters and produced the 64th issue of Dig. It's got news, interviews, profiles, trip stories, product rundowns and all of the goodness you've come to know and love from Dig. But that's not all. You might remember the United Australia Tour that went down a few months ago. Our own Ricky Adam tagged along and produced quite the trip story from the road, and we're proud to announce that United's Down Under DVD will be available free with Dig issue 64. On top of 14 pages of coverage from the United Down Under Tour, Dig 64 comes with the DVD for free. So you get the words, the photos and the action all in one. And again, that's not all. There's still the rest of the issue, which includes: -BALLBAG: You call that progress?
-IGNITION: When Luscious met Evel, Perrico and the world's
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