This week in the virtual studio we’ve got one of the GOATs of our sport, Elliott Milner! We discuss his origins, Stay Strapped, how he get so damn good, some beefs, and so much more. Huge shoutout to Elliott for joining the show!
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Josh already prepping for SMC 9! Loving the street selection in this and looking real comfortable on his SMC 8 prize of the Marco Hightek. Also love the rail line at 2:40, awesome to see him expanding his bag of tricks.
Marcus builds a very cursed bike and tries to ride it. He doesn’t ride it much in this video but it seems like he figured it out better in this IG video!
Them boys outdid themselves with this one! Absolute heat coming from the FBZ in norcal featuring so many names (Antonio, Boothby, MTS, and more). The main stars of this though are the 3 core dudes: PVN, Kam, and Watcha. PVN comes through with really solid tricks and has those feeble 3’s absolutely dialed. I feel like he could take his bag of tricks and apply them to any obstacle no matter how scary. Kam always keeps me guessing with the tricks he’s gonna do and he’s just so damn stylish. Then finally we got Watcha who comes through with some super high level tricks. He’s back to fighting form and I’m so glad to see it.
Someone learned X-Up rides!! Shoutout to Chris for continuously putting in work. More people need to follow suit with content like this, fuck an IG clip! Doing it for Volume and Resist
Ruff man Jacob Ruff has been making moves in the BMX world and has become the S&M phone filmer / editor. Here’s a new one he cooked up featuring the whole Seattle gang. He even gave himself a cameo clip at the :53 mark! All part of big fixie’s plan to infiltrate BMX. Thanks for doing your part Jacob.
Don’t let Jackson’s false title fool you, this 2015 throwback edit from FOAD and Jackson originally titled “Technique Fleek” was a super impactful edit when it originally dropped in 2015. 2015 was a weird year because the entire scene seemed to drop off a cliff. Web edits became few and far between (although more were still dropping than the present day) and riding started to go in a more techy direction. Jackson dropped this one and there were a lot of progressive clips in here.
Jackson was one of the first to really dial in feeble hard 180s (and would later go on to be one of the first to do pegs hard 180). His ability to link tricks was also on another level, and then that ender was and still is an NBD, although I think this might be a standard trick for a bikelife kid now minus the bunnyhop into it.
Anyways, this edit also got me into Black Marble and has extraordinary vibes. Jackson, you rule.