Source BMX has partnered up with a new social network called Vero—who will also be sponsoring the Source Park and the Battle Of Hastings. Both the Source Park and Source BMX have profiles on Vero, where they will be sharing daily happenings...
If you've ever seen Johnny Raekes ride then it shouldn't be too hard to guess who his favorite rider is. Watch now and see if you're right... Favorite Rider’s Favorite Rider is a new Ride series that sheds light on the influences of your influencers.
Check out this new one featuring Zhean Lafitte getting down at a couple different parks during a two day filming mission. Zhean has whips, barspins, flips and more on lock and gets some real solid clips mixing his bag of tricks on everything he came across.
Here’s the latest iPhone edit from Joe Battaglia for you to check out! Joe’s been buys stacking clips this summer at his local parks in Illinois to the Nowear compound and more. As always, Joe spins like a top and cranks his turndowns and lookbacks.
Here’s a video we had sent through for you guys to check out. Over the course of the summer, Austin Engstrom has been busy going to work on spots out in California, stacking clips all along the way.
The second episode of the Vans BMX Pro Cup “Path To The Pro Cup” series has arrived. This time around, Vans caught up with Larry Edgar to get his perspective on the event, as well as follow him as he rides the Huntington Beach stop.
Taylor Phinney and Daniel Martinez will lead the EF Education First-Drapac squad at the second edition of the Colorado Classic. Stagiaire Jose Neves will make his debut in team colours with Nate Brown, Hugh Carthy and Joe Dombrowski completing the line-up.
Based in Boulder, the four-day event is the team's home race.
After doing so much of the heavy lifting to ensure the surprise success of the break on stage 3 of the BinckBank Tour, fourth place initially felt like a scant reward for Matej Mohoric. As the Bahrain-Merida rider wheeled to a halt in Antwerp, however, it gradually became apparent that he would receive the considerable consolation of moving into the green jersey of race leader.
"I always had the general classification in the back of my mind beside the stage victory.
Italian Giorgia Bronzini has decided to call an end to her storied 16-year-long cycling career and will take up a position as directeur sportif with the new Trek women's team in 2019. She will work side by side with former German rival Ina Teutenberg in the team.
Bronzini has amassed over 80 victories on the road and the track, including two UCI Road World Championship titles (2010 and 2011) and the Points Race World Championship in 2009.
The Stress crew over in Russia have added Sasha Aksen ot their line up! Here’s his welcome video filled with grinds, big barspins, cab whips and more! This has a pretty laid back vibe to it, but there’s no shortage of heat to take in.
Over the past 50 years Profile Racing have produced a ton of amazing BMX parts, and continue to do so today. Over that time span, they also produced a few oddities for themselves or other brands that hired them to do the work.
It speaks volumes that a team sitting on 54 wins this season is struggling to find a title sponsor for 2019, but that’s exactly the position Patrick Lefevere and his Quick-Step Floors squad find themselves in.
The Belgian outfit have been almost all-conquering in 2018, striking at an extraordinary rate of almost one win every four days throughout this calendar year.
The Bone Deth crew are dropping their latest full-length DVD on August 25th! Here’s the official trailer for “Too Fast For Food” that gives you a taste of the wild riding, Bone Babes, whackos, weirdos, fast food galore and more that will be packed cleanly into a disc for your viewing pleasure.
With the 2018 UCI Road World Championships still more than a month away, Australia have announced their line-ups for Innsbruck. Richie Porte and Amanda Spratt headline the men's and women's road race events, while Rohan Dennis has been confirmed to contest the men's time trial.
Ranked eighth and second in the men's and women's categories respectively, Australia have qualified for the full quota of riders.
At the finish of the Richmond World Championships in 2015, Matteo Trentin helped Giacomo Nizzolo to 18th place. For a nation that had won the title four times during the halcyon days of the 2000s, Nizzolo's result sent few shockwaves reverberating through Italian cycling.
Expectations ahead of Richmond had been low, but that result behind Peter Sagan represented a new dawn for the team.
