Shot during our ATL trip a while back. That steepness is no joke. See the clip in the Last Try enders section here and buy a Ruff shirt here!

Here’s the work that went into my “Still Here” 2022 web edit for Ruff Bike Co released 8 months ago. Shoutout to Deacon, Pizza, Matt, and everyone else who held the camera. Rewatch the finished edit here!
Raw chronicles from Jacob Ruff’s phone. Rail ride at 3:30 was real nice, love it.
Today we have an SMC EXCLUSIVE sneak peak look at the new Ruff CSK sprocket I’ve been riding for the last month. I’ve been enjoying the benefits of not breaking my chain on things while simultaneously loving the way this thing looks on my bike. While this is only a prototype and things are subject to change, the front of the sprocket is actually design-less and the CSK engraving sits subtly on the back of the drivechain. I dig it.
Figured I’d shoot some complete pics of my current build too while I was showing off the sprocket. You’ll notice this time around a higher seat than normal and a bunch of new scratches on my paint. Stay tuned for Ruff sprocket updates!
Stop what you’re doing RIGHT NOW and please watch Matt’s latest edit: LOST. This is a masterpiece from front to back. Matt is a long time FGFS veteran and in the 13 years he’s been putting out videos, this one blows all of his previous parts out of the water. From the spots, to the speed, to the creativity, Matt is truly in peak form right now. Absolutely nobody is riding the way he does. I’ve already watched this a few times and you bet I’m gonna watch it 10 more times before the year ends. Bravo Matt!
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CSK and Ruff boss man Jacob Ruff getting after it in a parking garage! Love the sequence of the parking block moving on its own. Love the creativity with the setups, such a feel good little jam.
Some randoms from the pocket cam from my recent Bay Area Trip
Chase Henley (Yung Prodigy) put in some serious work for his recent welcome to Ruff Bike Co web edit. Word on the street is that he has a new edit in the works (not produced by us), so that’s definitely something to look forward to at the end of summer. For now, enjoy him falling a lot.
Yesterday it was announced that 29er legend and fixed gear veteran Corey San Agustin is officially riding for Ruff Bike Co! Big come up on both ends. Corey is personally one of my favorite riders these days. Always keeps things fun and interesting. Now the question is, does this mean he’ll switch to 26″ or will Ruff make him a 29er frame? Stay tuned to find out.
Also this photo by Matt is so so so sick. Stay tuned for Corey’s edit dropping hopefully soon!