Ricky Catanzariti has been dealing with some injuries the past couple of years but in between them all he still managed to bang out some super creative riding and package them all up into this awesome piece that he cut up himself.
2021 was another crazy year, starting off with some fun trips before parts of Australia were locked down yet again which really restricted us getting together as much as we would have liked.
We made it work as best as we could and still got some great footage from the crew. Let's hope we can get on the road more this coming year.
Given how hard it has been to meet up and film these days (Covid border restrictions) Jayden had an idea to self film this full video. He spent the last couple months setting a tripod and seeing what he could get, then finished it off by editing it himself as well.
Alex Hiam hooked us up with a bunch of great clips pulled from his Instagram feed over the past few months. Lots of amazing riding throughout this.
Watch me walk through the Colony BMX warehouse with Clint Millar picking out the parts for my new bike build! Then head to BMX Centre Nerang to build it up with Reece Druery!
Clint Millar is a master of the toothpick stall so who better to give you the run down on how to do them. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments and we'll do our best to help you out.
We close out The Colony DVD with a bang! Courtesy of Zac Miner's incredible section. From start to finish you can tell Zac put it all on the line for this video part.
Celebrating 10 years since the release of The Colony DVD, this week we've got the amazing and progressive section from the man! Tom Stretton.
Celebrating 10 years since the release of The Colony DVD, this week we have Marnold's incredible section. This video part is packed full of bangers from start to finish. Shot and cut by Stewart Munro.
Who better than Chris James to teach you how to air a quarter? Chris starts you off with a small quarter and works his way up to the larger ramps.
If you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments and we'll do our best to help.
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