Join us on Sunday, May 19th, for the return of our Spring Street Ride with DNS BMX. The jam starts at 10 am at Paine’s Park in Philadelphia before moving into the streets at noon. You can find all the details after the jump.
Special thanks to all the sponsors for their continued support to make these events happen.
*Please do not leave any valuables in your vehicle or unattended*
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Join us for a jamtastic adventure. We’re celebrating the good weather the only way we know how! Find all the details after the jump.
Read More “Spring Street Ride”Last weekend the East Coast was hit by Hurricane Joaquin. Despite the rain and heavy winds, the Slimy Donuts crew hosted a BBQ at the Paine’s Park in Philadelphia. With most of the park being wet the guys had to make due with what they could but still managed to get some solid clips. Featuring riding from Will Barr, Davon Johnson, Ryan Duffy, Mark Kristol, Sean Roscoe, Bobby Thiede and more. Filmed and edited by Chris Girouard. Make sure you check out his weekly ‘Raw Life’ series on YouTube by clicking here.
Every year, we post countless videos on this site. They are here one minute and archived the next. As part of our Year End web-series, we wanted to take a look back and highlight the videos that we felt were the best of 2014. Unlike last year, this list is in no particular order and is not based off of our website stats. Instead, this years list is based off the videos that stood out the most while scrolling through the list of videos from this past year. So sit back, re-watch and we hope you enjoy.
The long awaited Franklin Paine’s Skatepark has received it’s final approval by the Philadelphia Art Commission last Wednesday. Franklin Paine’s website has also been redone with information about the park located at Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Benjamin Franklin Parkway along with a number of other purposed parks including Overbrook, Nicetown, Chestnut Hill, Grey’s Ferry, Mantua, and Callowhill.
You can find more info. about the purposed parks by visiting the Franklin Paine’s Skatepark Fund website.
