Sam Allgood put together this dope collection of skids from a grip of people for volume 1 of skid collection, I gotta get myself some clips in the next one!
Sam Allgood put together this dope collection of skids from a grip of people for volume 1 of skid collection, I gotta get myself some clips in the next one!
The latest Wheel Talk production is a banger, per usual. There’s some faces in here that we haven’t seen in a while like Boothby and Silva, really stoked to see that. Santos with some classic launch and wall action. Slum and Matt Bastard supplied the tech that we know and love. Peep!
Part 3 of 3 in our fixie trick lingo rundown! In this one we go over the more FGFS/BMX style tricks. Let us know what you think!
Memo just dropped some new new on us premiering his new camera. Footage and riding looking crispyyyyy. Digging the Tyler track too.
Tom out of Vietnam hitting just about every flat trick in the book!
The FOAD GANG has blessed us with a Kareem Shehab trick track edit! Kareem is a legend, plain and simple. He knows the scene better than any of us and has more skills on a bike than most of us. He’s been really back into trick track lately with the resurgence that’s been going on and all that fixie background he has quickly put him right back at the forefront of track bike tricks. Juiced on the legover skid combo at 3:22, those are way harder than they look (I know they look hard, but the statement still stands). Super refreshing video, don’t miss it!
Hell of a banger to kick off your Friday morning! The Slum and Andy duo is legendary. Andy with some amazing filming is an unstoppable force thats impossible to look away from, super mesmerizing. Those sliders down the stairs will never get old. Really dug the flatland trick at 1:34 too. Don’t miss this one!
Killer edit of Japan’s own Tadashi Nakamura via Still Pour from his time in the states in 2018. Tadashi’s riding is always squeaky clean and on point. He’s always got good lines mixed with some fearless rail hits. Hyped to watch some footage from him, check it!
Watch artistic cycling legend Lea Schaepe school all of us with some tricks and give some nice words about what she does, via Terry Barentsen