The Albion Issue 17 is out now - release date December 2nd 2013

Dec 02, 2013

Written by Bart de Jong

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Today the new issue of The Albion will be released. Always a solid read so try to get your hands on a copy and enjoy it on a cold dark night in front of the heater with a hot tea. The Albion Issue 17 Contents list looks like this:

Steven Hamilton – The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Steven Hamilton interviews himself, for his second feature in the magazine after his controversial interview in The Albion Issue 1. Photography by Scott Marceau

Gary Young – Diamond In The Rough
The story of the day The Albion and Gary Young were robbed at gun point and pistol whipped by three kids on a motorcycle in Argentina. Words and photography by George Marshall

Ty Morrow – Making Sense Of It All
It's been a big year for Ty Morrow. It’s been a year of big changes

and achievements, namely the completion of his epic section on the Deadline video. With that finished he’s had more space and time to think. In this in depth interview, Ty Morrow tries to make sense of it all. Words and photography by Dan Benson

Crandall Shrugged: Steve Crandall interview
Steve Crandall, the owner and founder of FBM Bicycle Company, is the most important man in BMX today. Without him and a small handful of other prime movers, BMX as we know and love it would be in a horrible state. Words and photography by Steve Bancroft

Timmy Theus – The Greatest
The Albion visits Chicago in the autumn to clock in and put in some hard work with the Northwest's Timmy Theus. Words and Photography by George Marshall

Video Days – Ben Lewis’ Early Sections
Today 'Ben Lewis' is a staple name in the BMX scene now but once he was just a rumour. He was unsponsored and largely unknown except for two video parts, we talk to makers of those videos NSF2 and The Make's Cut The Crap about how far of his time Ben was. Split Section in NSF2 (2002) The Make, Cut The Crap (2006)

Colts: Justin Henninger
Justin Henninger is the real deal. He approaches riding with a quiet confidence that is as rare as it is impressive. Justin handles business; there’s no yelling, bike throwing, or excuses. Once he’s committed, that’s that. “I don’t like spending my time on computers, I’d rather be out riding or digging or doing something” Words and photography by Devin Feil

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