Totally missed this one from last week! Matt’s been making so many videos that I can’t keep up. This is probably one of my favorites among all the sick videos he’s been making as of late. The tricks, shots, and music all flow seamlessly to create one mesmerizing masterpiece. I couldn’t look away. Check it out!
The Wheel Talk crew hits some wheelies in the streets of SF in classic Wheel Talk fashion. Still trying to figure out what malls have to do with bikes but I’m here for it.
I usually don’t find myself in LA very often, but lately has been different. LA also happens to be the newer home of Fixie legend Matt Reyes, so OF COURSE if I’m there and have my bike, I gotta hit my dude up. I got lucky one afternoon and we managed to meet up last minute as the sun was going down. We cranked out this wonderfully put together video in an hour and change, handing the camera back and forth until we couldn’t see our bars spin anymore. Sessions are always really fun with Slum and there’s never a dull moment, pushing each other to try new stuff. Stoked to do this more in the future, enjoy the video!
GAHDAMN! Chase and Jackson killed it so hard for the Constantine Tarck edit. As we all know, Chase is a madman on a bike, so of course all the skills transfer over to track. This is probably one of my favorite videos Jackson has put together too, such sick shots and edits. Reeeaally clean all around. Bolt hang 5 at the end is killer, CHECK IT.
Andy, Matt and David cruising around rainy SF. What’s there not to love? Love the little commentary from Matt throughout the video. Gives it a nice personal touch without being a corny vlog. Cool the dude at the end new what FGFS was, shoutout Palms Cycle!
TOTALLY missed this one when it dropped a week ago. Matt and Mike shredding tarck bikes around industrial areas is now my new favorite genre of video. Also can we talk about Matt’s line at 0:53, like what the fuck did I just watch? Amazing!
Matt just posted up this SICK edit from a Goon Cat ride last July! This one was actually my first time making it out to one of these wheelie boy rides. It was cool to be able to mingle with a different crowd than usual and shoot the shit with some old friends. Definitely need to make it out to these more!
Robert Gaines gives you the rundown on his Mash build courtesy of Slum!
Unseen footage of Keo from Trafik’s “To Live and Ride in LA” movie. Legendary stuff, always mesmerizing to see him doing his thing. Rest in Peace Keo, we miss you.
Keo Curry shaped the sport we all know and love. He’s universally known as the greatest to ever touch a fixed gear bike, and I’m forever grateful for even being in the position to be able to interact with him. Learning of his passing was tough to process, and I can’t imagine how people who were even closer to him feel. Slum made this really great highlight reel / tribute video of Keo to remind the world of his greatness. Rest in Peace king, we’ll miss you.
