Kyohei from the Rainbow Trails scene over in Japan just built himself this matt black Tech2 bike and filled us in with a few details; “I obtained the Tech2 frame recently. It’s really awesome! I was excited by the smooth and stable ride which this frame has. Thank you for making a good frame. I look forward to next Deluxe products!”

Rainbow Trails, Japan

Kyohei from the Rainbow Trails scene over in Japan just built himself this matt black Tech2 bike and filled us in with a few details; “I obtained the Tech2 frame recently. It’s really awesome! I was excited by the smooth and stable ride which this frame has. Thank you for making a good frame. I look forward to next Deluxe products!”

Rainbow Trails, Japan

What do you need when you’re presenting a plan for a public dirt spot to a city council? A perfect scale model of the spot you’re about to build, that’s what. Dylan does just that with his spot-building firm Earth Ramp Bike Parks and here’s his latest proposal; “It sounds like me and my best digging mate Luke Fulgham, who runs our company (ERBP), will be building that new public trail spot for the city of Abbotsford, this March/April if all goes as planned. I attached a few photos I took of Luke’s proposal, at the meeting with the city. It was pretty cool – check them out.”

Filmed by James Carey, this does exactly what it says on the tin. “Testing out the intervalometer over a couple of days with some super fast digging, first day ends with me using a head torch as it got pretty dark (also the quality is pretty shitty for the first day as I didnt associate using a shot quality jpeg as making a shit quality video). Also the exposure gets a bit jumpy as it was getting dark fast and I was only changing it periodically. Anyway, this is what we do…”

Elliot‘s done it again, this time with a fresh edit from a whole load of classic footage – from Steven Hamilton, to our man Ted, there’s a lot of good stuff on here laced to a backing track of street music. Get in.

The music is a live recorded performance by The Bucket Boyz that I shot in Chicago, IL, September 2007. If features shots from my last two BMX DVD Releases – Time Will Tell (2011) and The Day Is Over (2004).
It has riding from:
Steven Hamilton, Ted Van Orman, Jerome Beeler Van Orman, Elliot Van Orman, Mike Hoder, Bob Scerbo, Matt Sparks, Garrett Wilson, Brett McKown, Nathan Fons, Ed Mayhew, Jeff DeGryse, Jordan Hango, Jason Teet, Jeremy Ball, Brandon Dosch, Dan Closser, and Sean Hoskins.

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Word from Marcus O’Brien – “Here’s a new edit from POWs BMX. It’s B-Roll footy but just because it’s B-Roll doesn’t mean it’s not Beautiful! All Trails!”

Ted‘s Bike Check is up on his BIO page, so if you want a closer look at what Ted’s riding now and how he’s set up his personal XXL size Sacre Bleu bike, check it out. The new issue of The Albion is out from today, so get your hands on a copy of that FREE in all good BMX shops to see Ted’s first ad in print.

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How rad is this? Tom Arkus turns it up to eleven for his latest Vinyl video with Mark. It just doesn’t get any better.

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Self portrait. Dialled.

Just put up Ted‘s full Bio on the site now, so you can check out Ted’s Top 5s, his Lasts But Not Leasts, and all sorts of random other stuff… to find out more, click Ted’s name on the left or HERE

Carson Leh has been hand-making some of the finest BMX seats to date — by customising a bespoke leather upper (as seen here on his personal Deluxe bike). Durable, comfortable, unique and of course with that awesome hand-built touch – and so, so good. And now, Carson is setting it up as a business, and you can get involved via his Kickstarter programme. Get stuck in.

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