Corey has a real unique style with weird tricks and an open mind. He does tricks nobody even thinks about, this trick is a great example. Killing it for Destroy. Once again, another great shot by Phil Arellano. Dude has been providing so many sick photos for FGFS the past couple months. Stay posted on Locked Cog.
One hell of a game changer to finish off the 2013 year. Almost every clip is banger material. I kept expecting the video to end after every trick cause I thought it was the ender. Jaoa doesn’t take shortcuts with his riding and does everything as proper as possible. So stoked on this one. Edited by the one and only, Matt Reyes.
Finals are finally wrapped up and stress is off my shoulders, so this was very nice to come home to. I always get stoked on JeffyD’s riding. Smooth and stylish, wheelie 180 game on lock, and ender was really sick. Destroy frame looking sleek, but as I’ve said before, WHERE IS THE DIRT RIDING?!?
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Got a few shots I got of Corey yesterday at the skatepark. His tuck-no’s are getting real dialed.
Really sick shot of JD. Pat Taber behind the lens. Scope the clip here. Jonny Dirt always coming in with the sickest clips.
Some real solid scrap clips from Jacob. Always reppin’ Concept Bikes.
Royal HC sums Miguel up perfectly, “Miguel has been flying under the radar for some time now but this guy is no joke. He has a bag of tricks that hardly anyone has seen and it’s quite a shame.”
We are also working with Miguel to have a part in Young Guns, so be stoked for that. Miguel is easily one of the most underrated riders in FGFS.
Justin Schual and all the homies in that area seem to be filming all the time. Here are some real solid leftovers; this probably means most of them have shit in the works. Can’t wait!
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Bombtrack recently released their 2014 line of bikes. I’m really digging the translucent blue, geometry is on point too. Here’s what Bombtrack has to say about it:
“Starting from a compact wheel base, the bike is set up with ideal toe clearance, a short rear end and playful geometry, forming the core characteristics of this iconic frame. Now honed over three successive years of design and development this frame built to shred.”
Along with the Dash frame, these colors are also available for their 700c FGFS + commuter frame, The Divide. Click here for more pictures.
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