Bart de Jong
Front Load vs Top Load Stems for your BMX Bike.. which do you NEED?
Matt Priest doing his thing for Volume Bikes and Relentless energy.
How to change your gear on your Vision F1 BMX Racing Bike.
Guy Scroggie closing out 2024 with a stacked edit in his own lazy style, put together by none other than Alex Donnachie! This past year, Guy’s been all over, getting clips in Glasgow, Brussels, Amsterdam, Prague, and even Kazakhstan. He's really good guy, very nice!
Brett Silva's Darty at the Ditch and Birthday is sponsored and presented by Empire BMX, Burn Slow, Rambler Sparkling Water, Sunday Bikes, hold on Here We Go, and Weld ATX. Truly a spectacle of fantastic bike riding and a reminder of our love for bikes.
Florida and Pennsylvania BMX trail legend, fufanu king and thrower of the best no footed cancan ever! walks around the musuem with us. Mark Mulville tells us about how he designed the push stem on a napkin and carried it around in a bag. Signs some magazines and more!
United BMX "Don't Matter" (2007) full movie.
QUICK DAY IN SAN DIEGO WITH THE TAM MAN
New York City, 2024 - The day before Don Of The Streets saw riders meet up at the newly constructed Harold Ickes Skatepark in Red Hook for a short session in the bowl, before heading a few blocks down the road to the DIG NYC photo gallery where we displayed photography featured in the pages of DIG from photographers; Rob Dolecki, Austin Augie, Wes McGrath, Scott Marceau, and Greg Moliterno.
On Saturday December 7th the “Zonder Pardon” crew and Area 51 team up to host the first ever ZP BMX JAM. Get ready for multiple challenges like the long jump, rail battle, Best Trick and many more on the newly built streetsection (and small bowl). Indoors, so you know it's happening.
Artists like @jespfur and @andyandtheantichrist will perform in the park for you to go even bigger.
Every age is welcome to join and will be able to win prizes too. So no hesitation kids and adults.
Tickets:
Area 51 Eindhoven
Ketelhuisplein 18, 5617 AE Eindhoven
040 303 0634
Thanks to @paulsboutiquebmx for supporting this event.
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