This was a real treat to wake up to this morning. Murphy Moschetta has uploaded a new video featuring Eric “Zoolander” Miller to his website and YouTube. If you’re unfamiliar with Zoo’s riding, there’s no time like the present. On all terrains, Zoo rips and so does this video! Click play and check it out.
Want more? Check out the “Speak Softly & Carry A Big Stick” article from Ride PA BMX – Issue Two by clicking here.
Animal Bikes has released a new video online titled ‘Kensington Cutty’ to accompany the re-stock of their new and classic products. ‘Kensington Cutty’ was filmed mostly in Philadelphia and features riding from the Animal Bikes crew and some of their affiliates including Ben Lewis, Kevin Vannauker, Damian Cesepedes, John Yoh, Ginner, Brendon Reith, Steve Tassone, Aeds, Chris Carter and George Duran.
Casey Starling took a trip to Pittsburgh for the Winter Welcome Jam at The Wheel Mill this past weekend and managed to film a bunch of solid clips while he was in town. Merritt released a roughly minute long video from the trip online yesterday which includes footage from a street session before Casey headed indoors at The Wheel Mill.
We don’t usually see much new trail riding footage in January, but that didn’t stop Jess Grinager from treating us to some cuts from the 2018 trail riding season at Catty & Posh. Earlier this week, Jess uploaded a new video on his YouTube channel composed of some highlights from the season that didn’t make it into any of his previously released videos. You can find all the previous videos on YouTube by clicking here and don’t forget to subscribe for more!
Jake Hoebler put together this quick web video composed of a mix of Instagram clips from some recent sessions at The Wheel Mill. The video features riding from Jake and Brad Gibbs on behalf of Keystoned Brand and BMXASFXCK. Make sure you follow Jake @jake_hoebler and Brad @bmxgibbs on Instagram for more.
Jordan Capece has dropped a new video on his YouTube channel composed of two minutes worth of raw footage he’s been sitting on. The footage was filmed over the past two years in a variety of locations. The riding in this one really speaks for itself. Make sure you click play and check it out!
Brad Gibbs and Cam Girvin recently returned from an eleven day trip to Florida. Following in suit of Cam’s Florida Mix edit that dropped online yesterday, Brad has dropped a minute and a half long edit from the trip composed of nothing but street footage.
Cam Girvin recently took a two week trip to Florida to escape the East Coast winter in his native Pittsburgh and ride the sunny skateparks and street spots of the sunshine state. Cam returned with a new edit from the trip slammed with solid riding. Click play to check it out and don’t forget to follow Cam on Instagram @camgirvinbmx for more.
‘Mad Mike’ Guth – Wallride
Photo by Josh McElwee
As we count down the final hours of 2018, it’s time once again for our annual year-end list of the top videos from the past year. Take a look back with us at some of the videos that we felt made the strongest impression on our viewers and the scene as a whole. The list is in no particular order and is not based on any web statistics or analytics. Simply put, there are no winners or losers. With that in mind, we invite you to sit back, re-watch and enjoy.
1. Adem Gunaydin – Welcome To Legend Bikes USA
https://www.ridepabmx.com/adem-gunaydin-welcome-to-legend-bikes/
In August we exclusively premiered Adem Gunaydin’s ‘Welcome To Legend Bikes USA‘ video here on the site. Adem’s inaugural video is packed from start to finish with solid riding and jaw-dropping bangers. The video was filmed and edited by Nick Elison with additional filming provided by Chris Girouard. Adem is currently recovering from knee surgery he had earlier in the year, and we hope to see him back on his bike in 2019!
While digging through our video archives from this past year and continuing with our theme of back-posting, we also noticed that the second stop from the Uncovered BMX contest was absent. That simply won’t do, so here’s a look back at the second stop of the series.
The second stop of the Uncovered BMX contest series took place at The Wheel Mill in Pittsburgh, PA on Sunday, February, 25th. The event included special judges, announcers, and of course, a ton of wild riding. The event also helped catapult ‘Mad Mike’ Guth into the wild card spot at the Battle Of Hastings.
Results:
Semi-Pro – 1st – George Duran, 2nd – Nick Fix, 3rd – Jordan Capece
Intermediate – 1st – Maxx Corbett, 2nd – Ryan Sanborn, 3rd – Tyler Cramer
Last week Ryan Navazio caught everyone off-guard when he dropped a new video online featuring Brian Foster appropriately titled, Live The Dream. For many of us, the idea of being a pro BMX rider is as good as it gets, but Brian has lived that dream for nearly thirty years now. A recent inductee into the Hall of Fame, Brian continues to be the embodiment of that dream every time he steps on his bike, even if it’s not as frequently as he would like.
While we were digging through the archives in search of material for our annual year-end list of the top 12 videos of the year, this one was notably missing so here it is in the name of good archiving. Better late than never right?
Back in August, Animal Bikes dropped a five and a half minute video online titled ‘Animal Bikes Philadelphia’ shot entirely in the City of Brotherly Love. The video was filmed by Justin Benthien and includes riding from Ben Lewis, Augie Simoncini, Chase Dehart, Matt Miller, ‘Mad Mike’ Guth, and more. The video also serves as an introduction to Animal’s latest pro, Johnny Raekes.
