You've seen Julian Arteaga's incredible Welcome To Cinema Pro video, now you can watch the whole process with this episode of 'In The Cut'. Julian's consistency and level of riding is through the roof - can't wait to see more from him and Cinema.
Cinema BMX is proud to officially welcome Julian Arteaga to the Pro Team! Teaming up with Trent Lutzke to film a welcome piece throughout Texas, we're excited to release this latest piece of progressive, technical, and stylish street riding from Julian and properly welcome him to the stacked crew that make up the Cinema BMX team. A lot more to come, stay tuned in!
You've seen the outrageously good Scotland Jewels video from Julian Arteaga and Sunday Bikes - now you can watch the raw and extended version! It was a pleasure to have Julian out in DIG's HQ hometown and even better to watch him handle the spots with that Arteaga touch.
Our boy Julian Arteaga came back from his Scotland trip with some serious jewels. He never disappoints. Trent Lutzke behind the lens. Enjoy!
Back last Xmas time, our dude Trent Lutzke got down to the Mega Ditch in Austin TX for a sesh and BBQ with Brett Silva, Julian Arteaga, Logan Penberg, Jamie Cooper-Ellis, an injured Grant Yoobie and a whole lotta pups. Needless to say, after some Xmas themed hot dogs, stunts were stunted.
SLUGGIN' brings Julian's casual yet masterful riding style to spots across Southern California, Phoenix, Arizona, and Austin. Nobody does it quite like Julian! Sit back and enjoy.
The Bondi was one of our first products back when we launched in 2008. At the time we felt the need for a rim much stronger than anything else on the market, to cope with the rate at which street riding was progressing. After 10 years of holding Sean Burns and the rest of the team’s wheels steady, the mighty Bondi rim has been revamped.
Julian Arteaga’s signature EX complete bike in Matte Raw is available now at BMX shops worldwide. It features a 100% chromoly frame, fork, and bar, along with a pro-level Odyssey and Sunday parts package. Sealed hubs front and back and frame design upgrades like removable braking hardware give it a clean look.
“Imagine not having to worry about a job, errands, alarms, going to school, or any responsibility really. Within these two months filming with Jerry and Brett, that’s how it was. Covid put everything on lock down so we took that as a pass on all the street we wanted. We grabbed my VX2100, hopped in any car and sent it, and holy hell was it fun. There’s nothing like being out with your boys and shooting the shit while filming on some solid setups. Hope you guys enjoy.” - Julian Arteaga
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