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Canada’s Lee Dennis is one of the toughest and nicest guys in BMX. He posses amazing bike control and does it all with an effortless and casual approach. Having a relaxed style is a great attribute. This video is of his trip down to Austin in January. He ended up taking a very tough crash which he wanted in the video. He’s doing really well and should be back tearing it up really soon. Filmed and edited by Tom Arkus.
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Ohhhhh yeah! Here we go with another set of awesome Alex Magallan clips. These were filmed during his stay in Austin, Texas and it has everything from tech lines to big gaps and sometimes a mixture of both.
Thanks to Tom Arkus over at Vinyl BMX for putting this edit together!
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Check out this new Seth Peterson edit which was filmed last summer in between his injuries. He has an interesting mix of tricks that range from unique tricks that most people don’t do all the way up to tech bangers. You’ll be able to notice this in this edit. I’m a big fan of the last trick because I can’t do it out of a wedge. Nice work Seth! Can’t wait to see more! Filmed and edited by Kyle Stark.
Here’s a web edit of Joss Fenn from our UK team which was put together by Toby Goodyear. Good style and good tricks! Look for more in the future!
Jake Seeley coming at you with some good stuff. This is one of those edits where you completely miss one trick because the next trick is so good and the one after that is even better. I think I watched this 5 times in a row just to catch all the tricks. Jake’s down in Austin right now filming, riding and going to dubstep shows. He’s currently riding the raw Aaron Ross Funday EX complete bike because “it feels so good”. Look for an edit of that soon! This video filmed by a bunch of people and edited by Mike Mastroni.
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Here’s part 2 of Ian Schwartz’s amazing Up, Up and Away section! Definitely a section that will stand the test of time! BMX will miss his unique view on spots, bikes and tricks. Enjoy!
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There’s a lot of subtlety in Ian’s riding that makes everything he does look so effortless. His Up Up & Away section was no exception. He collected so much good footage that it ended up being split into two sections for the DVD release. Above is the first section and you can download it to keep on your hard drive or if you’d like, you can download an iPod/iPhone version to take with you on the go.
Aaron Ross was at Woodward recently and a game of BIKE went down. Watch this video to see some coping and crossbar grabs!
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Words from Ian Schwartz,
About 6 months ago I reached a point with riding that it just didn’t feel the same as it used to. Although its been a dream come true and I would never trade any of it, I’m certain it’s time for me to move on.
I was raised on a family farm and enjoyed it as a kid, but lost interest as I grew older and found other things. Well a couple years back I started to find enjoyment in the goings on of it again and began to read and learn about it. I’ve been able to meet and work with many area farmers and found an entire world of ideas and opportunities to explore. My family has allowed me to lease a small 17 acre field on our farm and I’ve begun implementing my ideas for responsible, respectful and productive food growing. I hope to grow (but not too big), either on our farm or on my own somewhere else in or around my hometown of Lancaster, Ohio.
I still love riding, and will continue to ride, just not in the same way as I have for the past 4 or 5 years. I appreciate the kids that have had nice things to say online and in-person, and I’ve had an awesome time with the guys on the team.
Take care,
Ian
This is definitely a sad day for Sunday and BMX. Although we fully support Ian’s decision, it’s tough to know that one of the most creative and unique guys in BMX is moving on to different challenges. I’ve always appreciate his take on riding, it’s always been smooth, effortless, creative and it felt good. The thing I always got from his riding was that a trick looked good from beginning to end. The whole thing seemed like it looked effortless not just the trick itself. I’ve been lucky enough to have ridden with him so much over the past 5 years. He’s definitely been a great influence on my riding. Ian, you’ll be missed here at Sunday and good luck to you!
Jim Cielencki
Here’s another edit from Alex Magallan that I’m sure you guys would be psyched on. It’s edited by Alex and Mark Gourley w/filming by Alejandro Javier Bardo. All the riding was filmed in only 2 days and all done within city limits! Roofgaps, full-cabs, manual lines and all out righteous riding make up this quick edit.
Alex Magallan kills it on any terrain. He has a unique view and can come up with things to do when everyone else has already loaded there bikes up in the car. Above is his Duffs skatepark edit. So good!
