Dan's pro rider, Matt Ray, breaks down his custom bike build complete with his signature Subrosa and Shadow parts. While most bike checks include a riding few clips mixed in, Matt went all in with a full on park edit!
Subrosa pro rider Matt Ray and Jiri Blabol hook up an Extension Kit to a Subrosa Street Rail and take it to a B-Ball court for a heated afternoon session.
From tech lines to massive drops, Matt is an absolute machine on a bike. To celebrate his one year anniversary at Dan's we bring you his official "Pro Part" video. This project was filmed around Matt's hometown in Massachusetts with Jona Jahchan behind the lens.
Subrosa pro Matt Ray dropping some new heat for his signature Subrosa MR2 frame. From Massachusetts to Florida, Matt puts his dominant, smooth and dialed riding style on display at every spot he chooses.
Todays how to is the truck driver! This is probably one of my favorite tricks , it feels good and looks even better. You can do them in the streets , parks , or anywhere. If you can barspin and 360 then this is a trick you should add to your trick list.
Todays video I'm giving you the run down on tailwhips! Hopefully this video can help you learn this trick , tailwhips took me a while to figure out so be patient trying this one!
We rode the Hadley spines for an hour and filmed as much as we possibly could in that time. This was actually really fun and I'm psyched on everything we filmed. Shoutout Maicol for killing it as always.
Cruised out to NYC on Friday to link up with the Boston homies in NY for the weekend. Saturday we hit the Don of the streets jam which was put together by Austin Augie. He killed it on so many levels with this contest.
We are thrilled to officially welcome Matt Ray to the Dan's Comp Pro team! Matt is such a talented and humble individual with an infinite bag of tricks, and so much steez. Welcome to the family, Matt! Nothing but good times ahead.
Got the bike dialed in then dipped to Hyde Park for a humid sesh with Mike and Antonio. This parks a pain driving out too but 100% worth it , we always have a dope session.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.