So hyped on this new part from Jeff Purdy! Sit back and enjoy 4 minutes of full blast gems from Daily Grind's street assassin. Our favourite Jeff Purdy video to date!
“This video is a BMX collective of footage from two separate trips in the Midwest. One to the 'Twin Cities' of Minneapolis and St Paul, and another to the Windy City of Chicago. All comprised of as many of the Daily Grind team that could make the trips happen, as well as some other close homies that came along for the joy of a BMX trip.
From our trip to Indianapolis, Indiana on a weekend trip to search and ride around the city, this is all the behind the scenes and added angles that were not in the “Daily Grind in Indy” video. Stoked to start showing you guys more of what we do.
This video was created from our time in Indianapolis. A day and some change and these guys made all this happen. We love you Indy!
The Daily Grind boys were fed up with the midwest winter and decided to send it down to Houston, Texas in the middle of February. I love trips during this time of year because the boys are hyped just to see dry pavement, so the sessions always pop off.
Jeff Purdy made the most of the Philly area social distancing guidelines and restrictions by putting in some serious work on his bike! Despite uncertain times and a tumultuous past nine months, it's awesome to see how Jeff used the time to create so much great riding entirely in his own.
Jonathan Bechtold aka Gremlin 2020 for Daily Grind BMX and INURE BMX Song by Glasgo
Jeff Purdy closes out Daily Grind's ReRouting DVD with four minutes of non stop hammers. If you're not familiar with Jeff, pay attention because he is a serious force on two wheels!
DAILY GRIND BMX: REROUTING - DAN CONWAY (FULL SECTION). Prepare to scrape your jaw off the floor after watching this. Dan Conway dropped hammer after hammer for his Daily Grind ReRouting section! That last clip is one of the most epic feeble crooks of all time!
Nothing but good vibes as always with the daily grind crew. Kick back, sip a drank, and enjoy. Till next time boys. Cheers.
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