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Go behind the scenes for Cold Cuts Ep. 7 with Hobie Doan on his first few Kink Trips after joining the Pro Team earlier this year in 2019!

Old cherry with @andy_garrcia

Casa de Sánchez - Nico Dietz.It is always a great time to film with my boy Nico. He told me earlier this year that he wants to film something new this year and as invited him to visit me in Málaga it just seemed perfect. So we decided to film this video in cooperation with Twentyinchbikes. The week he spent here was super fun as always. And the result is amazing. Proud to have this guy as a friend.

Here’s some clips from this summer so far some are good, some are you know tricks and others well I thought they were pretty damn cool if I might say so. I hope you enjoy the riding.

​The annual Boyley Jam collaborated with ourselves and FBM once again for another round of the FBM X DIG DIY World Championships and to ride and party in the name of Richard Ball. Needless to say, things were just as ratty and homemade as last year with a massive crew of riders and families venturing to Hastings to watch the mayhem. Sit back and enjoy another wild year. Boyley Forever.

Lorenzo is doing it for us through Nameless in Costa Rica. Hyped to have him on the International squad.

Could this be the coolest BMX line ever?! 21-year-old Russian BMX champion, Irek Rizaev builds his dream skatepark in the heart of the Kazan Kremlin citadel in Russia. Shooting from the perspective of an FPV drone, Irek recruits assistance of Tomz FPV to capture the best of his BMX tricks in the iconic citadel.

Currently injured I was messing with some editing skill and come up with short video. You'll find a teaser trick for the next no stoping video.

In its heyday, the FBM bus was literally fire beer and mayhem on wheels. This blacked out, FBM logo emblazoned, straight pipe exhaust attention grabber transported the FBM team up and down the East Coast and as far deep as Austin, Texas. After five years of road wear, the general unreliability coupled with the cost to maintain the beastly vehicle became too great and Steve Crandall hung up the keys for now. For the last two years Crandall has called the decommissioned vehicle home and has repurposed it into a live-in art studio complete with a wood burning stove. A BMX party bus turned serene creative space… Crandall walks us through the evolution of the FBM bus.