The Yea have released their new fall line of soft goods through their website. The fall line includes several new shirt designs, hats, vinyl decals, magnets, lighters and even patches. All of the new products are available for purchase now with the exception of the “Olive Gas Caps” which sold-out during the presale. The release of the fall line of goods is the culmination of over a year of hard work by Matt Smith which involved designing, sourcing materials, printing and sewing all of the goods himself.
The Yea have also dropped a new video to accompany the release of the fall line which includes riding from Angus Tuttle, Marc Sechrist, Matt Smith, and Ryan Muschlitz with filming / editing by Matt Smith and additional filming provided by Marc Sechrist, Angus Tuttle, Pat Quinn, and Liane Battista.
A little over a year in the making, The Yea have revamped their website and are having a Back To School Pre-Order on their upcoming fall line. The Yea’s fall line of goods includes four new shirt designs, hats, patches, magnets and even lighters. A thirty second commercial spot for the fall line has also been uploaded which goes along with the Back To School theme. Make sure you check out all the new new from The Yea and don’t forget, O’Doyle Rules!
To coincide with National BMX Day, we are proud to announce the official launch of our new zine. Ride PA BMX Issue #1 will be available in mid to late August and spans the Spring / Summer of 2017. The zine is 5.5″ x 8.5″, printed in full color on gloss paper and features over 60 pages of original content from the Pennsylvania BMX scene. A digital release of the zine will also be available for free once copies of the zine have sold out.
Special thanks to all the photographers, riders, writers and Matt Smith. You can check out a complete list of the zines contents after the jump.
Matt Smith at The Yea was hard at work during the winter months refining three new and improved versions of The Yea’s Ledge Dressing. These new handmade waxes are now available for purchase through The Yea’s website. To coincide with their availability, The Yea have also released a promotional video. The video not only showcases these new waxes, but also features riding from Marc Sechrist, Matt Smith, Angus Tuttle, Shilo Staniech, Eeshond Kirk, Matt Loughead, and Ryan Muschlitz putting the goods to the test. Filmed and edited by Matt Smith with additional filming by Marc Sechrist, Pat Quinn, Joey Campoli, Matt P, Austin Cogar, & Buck Milliken.
The Yea have just released a new edit titled “Standard Def 7” which serves as a follow up to their previous “Standard Def 6” which dropped online nearly a year ago. “Standard Def 7” was filmed during the winter of 2016 and features riding from Matt Smith and Angus Tuttle with filming and editing provided by Matt Smith, and additional filming by Marc Sechrist and Josh Hymans.
“I can be bit of a show off but every time I see a baddie I gotta pop sum nice.”
1. He attempted to crank arm a rail with no chain.
Seen at 1:22 in the extras.
2. The song was changed a week before upload.
We originally were going to use No Heart by 21 Savage but a week before the video was ready the track got used.
3. He broke his stem mid sesh & swapped it and kept riding unaffected.
He snapped his stem and went to a totally different top load stem and kept riding no problem.
4. He sang R Kelly through the handi rail hop.
Seen at :48 in the extras.
5. He filmed his banger with my phone in his pocket blaring music.
Feeling anxious he asked me for my phone so he could get hype to try the 3. For some reason I gave him my phone without thinking twice. You can hear the music playing from it at 2:00 in the extras.
First the obvious, Name, age, and where are you from / now living?
Joshua Hymans, 21, born and raised in Allentown, PA now living in Lebanon, PA.
Earliest BMX memory?
Earliest BMX memory was when I was with two childhood friends, my brother and a old head named Mark lol shout out Mark but he took us on a ride from Southside of Allentown up into Bethlehem to hit some trails (we all ate shit that day) and we saw some dudes shredding under a bridge. I remember this one dude had wild foot plants, so that was pretty much my first time seeing real tricks done on a bike.
Where does your drive to progress come from?
My drive to progress is just to hang wit the big boys nothing more nothing less.
How long have you been riding bikes?
Been riding BMX since August of 2012 so about 4 years.
Ever impress a girl with a trick?
Do I impress females with tricks? Hell yeah! I can be bit of a show off but every time I see a baddie I gotta pop sum nice.
What are some of your influences?
Some influences definitely my brother. He’s my biggest fan and he keeps it real with what I love and what I do so shout out BIGBRO!!! Influenced by other riders? Ehh, not really, but if I see something I like I may try to add it to my bag of tricks with a touch of my “style”.
▼ watch trees full part below ▼
Josh ‘Trees’ Hymans @captintrees610
Filmed and edited by: Matt Smith @mattheyea
Additional angles by: Angel @slim_bmx
Music: 21 Savage – No Target (prod. by Brodinski)
As we approach the end of the year, it’s time once again to kick off our series of year end posts. Every year, we publish a long list of videos on this site. In the fast paced environment that is the internet they are here one minute and archived the next. But before we close the door on 2016, it’s time to take a look back 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 off of any web statistics or analytics. With that in mind, we invite you to sit back, re-watch and enjoy.
Josh ‘Trees’ Hymans @trees610
Filmed and edited by: Matt Smith @mattheyea
Additional angles by: Angel @slim_bmx
Music: 21 Savage – No Target (prod. by Brodinski)
The Yea‘s latest edit “Standard Def 6” dropped on their website earlier today. The video features riding from Matt Smith, Marc Sechrist, Stephen Klein and Josh Stair. This one has a great vibe to it and a solid blend of street riding with some of the Harrisburg areas finest shredders. Don’t forget to keep up with The Yea by following them on Instagram @theyea.
The KTS (Kill The Streets) crew just released a quick new edit from a day trip to Lebanon, PA. Matt Smith of The Yea played tour guide and took Camryn Shiner & Justin Feltes for a tour of some of the best the Lebanon streets have to offer. The edit features a solid mix of riding from Matt, Camryn and Justin as well as some full pipe footage.
DIG BMX has begun to exclusively release sections from our ‘Quaker State’ web series. The Yea opened up the series with the introductory section which premiered Friday on the DIG website. The section is preceded by an intro made by Matt Smith of The Yea from an old Quaker State Motor Oil commercial.
The Yea’s section was filmed and edited by Matt Smith with drone footage provided by Marc Sechrist at Rtown Studios. The video includes riding from Mclovin, Josh Stair, Stephen Klein, Matt Smith, Marc Sechrist, Tom Gorse, Kyle Evangelista, Eeshond Kirk, Jarret Mayo, Marlboro Jerry, Dakotah Lefever, Jon Herr, Austin Cogar, Jon Schimpf, Pat Schlitzer, Ryan, Muschlitz, and JP.
Look for the next section of ‘Quaker State’ to premiere this Friday, only on DIG BMX.
The Yea have released their Spring 2016 video which showcases their new “See Something Do Something” shirts. The video features riding from Matt Smith, Marc Sechrist, Jon Herr, Josh Stair, Stephen Klein, Cody Neiswender, Matt Loughead, Eric Capone and Gannwear. Filmed and edited by Matt Smith with additional filming by Cody Neiswender and Matt Loughead.
The Yea have also released a Spring 2016 Flip Book which provides some in depth details about the new shirts including concept art, photos and measurements. You can check out the flip book by clicking here. Don’t forget to check out The Yea’s online store to pickup one of the new tees, stickers or just browse their selection.
