2009 BLEND LTD complete bike

You’re not seeing things—Dave’s signature bike has a handlebar pad on the crossbar. Other gems include SNAFU Mayweather cranks, a Thompson Elite seatpost, Maxxis tires and a M3 7075 alloy 28-tooth sprocket.

-Colors: Flat Black with gold parts
-Frame: 20.75” T/T full heat-treated thin-wall chromoly tubing with integrated head tube, MID bottom bracket and 4mm thick dropouts
-Fork: M3 Black Label heat-treated butted chromoly legs, CNC chromoly steerer, 3/8” dropouts
-Headset: FPD 1-1/8” integrated sealed
-Crankset: Snafu Mayweather 3-piece chromoly 170mm, 19mm x 48-spline titanium axle
-BB Set: MID BB with R12 sealed bearings
-Sprocket: M3 Black Label 7075 alloy 28t
-Freewheel: 10t 1-piece driver RHD cassette
-Chain: KMC 710 SL nickel plated
-Pedals: M3 magnesium 9/16” sealed bearings with Allen head pins
-Handlebar: M3 2-piece 7.5” H-T 11 butted chromoly 1.6/1.1/1.2T
-Stem: Snafu Captain CNC alloy 1-1/8”
-Grips: Duo Scotty Cranmer
-Saddle: Snafu Medaris Hardcore 8mm chromoly rails
-Seat Post: Thomson Elite alloy micro-adjust, 25.4mm x 200mm
-Seat Clamp: Snafu Conrad, 28.6mm alloy
-Front Hub: RoundWheels 32-hole, 3/8” heat-treated chromoly axle, sealed bearings
-Rear Hub: RoundWheels 32-hole, cassette 10t 1-piece driver, 14mm hollow heat-treated chromoly axle, sealed bearings
-Rims: RoundWheels Lite Beam double wall, welded, 32-hole anodized front and rear
-Spokes: Straight-pull triple-butted 13/14/15g stainless steel
-Tires: Maxxis Grifter foldable 20 x 1.85” front and rear, 100 PSI
-Pegs: Colony One-Way 7005 alloy butted (1 pair)
-Rotor: Snafu Mobeus with SST top and lower cables
-Brakes: FlyBikes chainstay U-brake with alloy accessories, rear only
-Brake Lever: Odyssey Mono Trigger with hinge
-Weight: 22.3 lb./10.1 kg

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Nigel Sylvester NYC photoshoot

Nigel recently had an interview up on the ESPN website about him doing a photoshoot. You can check it below. Just hit that triangle to watch the ESPN clip. Word.


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Andrew Buckworth video!!!

What do you do when you're down under and you cannot hit up all the major contests? You film a video.

Andrew Buckworth just finished filming for a webclip that his friend at NaturalBMX put together. It came out great. Watch for yourself:



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A word from Guettler

I've been on the road for about 3 weeks now having a blast. Went to Germany and Amsterdam and just got done with the ASA box jump comp. Now I'm in Cali tonight and fly to Japan tomorrow….

The box jump comp was a super fun comp. I can't believe I won it. I'm so happy… Everyone was having the best time.

If you want to check out some footage click HERE.

Tomorrow I'm going to Japan. I've always wanted to ride in Japan. Seems like a wild place so I can't wait. I'll keep you updated soon

Havin' fun,

Ryan

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Guettler wins LG comp

Ryan Guettler has won the LG comp in Minneapolis. It was a last minute decision for Ryan to go to this contest instead of judging one in California. He pulled a 1080.

Top three results:

1. Ryan Guettler
2. TJ Ellis
3. Rob Darden

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4 page advertisement featuring Nigel Sylvester

When is the last time you saw a 4 page advertisement in a BMX magazine? The June 2009 issue of BMX Plus! has one, and it features Nigel Sylvester. The teaser double page spread is followed by an action shot and the Gatorade bottle.

Labor of Love is what it reads.


Thanks for the love from everyone at Mirraco.

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Andy Buckworth poster

Andy Buckworth is the Mirraco rider that got the latest La Finca/Mirraco product poster. The giant fold-out poster has the action shot on one side, and all the 2009 bikes they carry in Germany on the opposite side.

For more info on Mirraco bikes in Germany, contact La Finca distribution.

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Dirt Session Germany video

In case you missed any of the Dirt Session footy on Sunday we've got a clip here for you of the finals. Ryan Guettler is in it. Note how good the riding was on that 6-pack.

Watch what tricks were done in Germany on Sunday.



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Nigel Sylvester's Fuel TV commercial

It is great when people go out of their way to make something nice. This Nigel Sylvester-Fuel TV commercial must have cost some blood sweat and tears, but the result is awesome.

Now finally on Vimeo so in case you missed it on TV, you now have a chance to spend 30 seconds of your time watching the clip:



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2 new ones from Barbero

Some riders are happy with cruising around doing what they know how to do. Others like to push their limits.

Alessandro Barbero is someone who always likes to progress which has made the Italian a rider that you can never underestimate at the next contest. The clip shows 2 new tricks that he has now mastered. Where does it stop?




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Mirraco Blend Two complete bike

The Blend Two is built on the same frame as the Blend LTD and Park, but features a shorter top tube for more compact geometry. Short bikes spin quicker than longer bikes, something to consider if you’re big on whips and flips.

-Frame: 20.5” T/T full chromoly with D.B. down-tube, with integrated head tube, MID bottom bracket and 5mm thick dropouts
-Fork: full chromoly with 3/8” dropouts
-Headset: FPD 1-1/8” integrated sealed
-Crankset: M3 3-piece chromoly 170mm, 19mm x 8-spline chromoly axle
-BB Set: MID BB with R12 sealed bearings
-Sprocket: M3 alloy 28t
-Freewheel: 10t 1-piece driver RHD cassette
-Chain: KMC Z410 nickel plated
-Pedals: Wellgo Lite alloy 9/16” chromoly axles
-Handlebar: M3 2-piece 7.5” chromoly 2.0T
-Stem: M3 Downside alloy Aheadset 1-1/8”
-Grips: Duo Scotty Cranmer
-Saddle: M3 Blend Pivotal
-Seat Post: Pivotal alloy 25.4mm x 200mm single bolt
-Seat Clamp: M3 alloy 28.6mm
-Front Hub: M3 alloy 36-hole 3/8” chromoly axle, 2 sealed bearings
-Rear Hub: M3 alloy cassette 36-hole with 14mm chromoly hollow axle, RHD, 4 sealed bearing, 10t 1-piece driver
-Rims: Ale x double wall DM-22 black anodized front, DM-24 chromed rear, 36-hole with eyelets
-Spokes: 14g stainless
-Tires: Maxxis Grifter 20 x 2.1” front, 1.85” rear, 110/100 PSI
-Pegs: steel pegs (1 pair)
-Rotor: SST Oryg with SST top and lower cables
-Brakes: Tektro FX-570 alloy rear U-brake with soft grey pads
-Brake Lever: Snafu C-Lever, alloy with hinge

Weight: 26.1 lb./11.8 kg

Colors: Flat Brown, Mica Blue

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2nd and 3rd for Ryan Guettler in Germany

The Dirt comp in Germany just finished. Ryan Guettler got second place in the "360 contest" where riders had to do a 360 rotation (with whatever variation they picked) on the last jump. After the 10 minute jam session Ryan got 2nd with a 360 double whip.

In the regular contest the finals consisted of the following riders: Ryan Nyquist, Ryan Guettler, Corey Bohan and Rob Darden. Two runs each, best run counts. Ryan's best run was his superman flip over the first jump, followed by a double whip on the second set to 720 over the last jump. Good for 3rd place.

Results:
1 Rob Darden
2 Corey Bohan
3 Ryan Guettler
4 Ryan Nyquist.

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Head to head dirt comp in Germany

Ryan Guettler has arrived in Germany for the T-Mobile Extreme Playgrounds Dirt Session. It's a head to head competition and the brackets were drawn last night. Ryan got paired up with La Finca's Sergej Geier (Germany) who also happens to ride a Black Pearl. The knock out system will send one of them home though.

To see all this live, plus NOFX on stage, watch the live feed on Freecaster.tv

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Guettler at Extreme Playgrounds. Watch it live 19 April 09!

Ryan Guettler is one of the invited riders to participate at the Extreme Playgrounds Dirt Session this weekend. Practice starts off today with the competition behing held tomorrow. Some bands like NOFX will play live at the event so next to the riding there are some other activities to check out. Ryan will sign autographs at the T-Mobile booth on Sunday at 18:30hr. He also has a duo interview up on the event website with Ryan Nyquist. Skip the German intro and go straight to the interview (which is in English).

If you can't make it, just look up this post and watch it live, from your home computer or wherever you can check the internet.

MirraCo Black Pearl 3

“Stealth” is nerd talk for “low key” or “invisible.” Matte black is definitely a stealthy color, but ride a Black Pearl 3 and you’ll be anything but invisible. This Pearl is built to raise your riding to a whole new level.

-Frame: 20.8” T/T full chromoly with D.B. D/T with heat-treated integrated head tube, MID bottom bracket and 5mm thick dropouts
-Fork: full chromoly with 3/8” dropouts
-Headset: FPD 1-1/8” integrated sealed
-Crankset: 48-spline M3 3-piece chromoly 175mm, 19mm chromoly axle
-BB Set: MID BB with R12 sealed bearings
-Sprocket: M3 alloy 25t
-Freewheel: 9t 1-piece chromoly driver RHD cassette
-Chain: KMC Z410 nickel plated
-Pedals: M3 alloy 9/16” with molded pins, chromoly axles
-Handlebar: M3 2-piece 7.5” chromoly 2.0T
-Stem: M3 Downside alloy Aheadset 1-1/8”
-Grips: Duo Chris Doyle
-Saddle: M3 Black Pearl Pivotal
-Seat Post: Pivotal Stump alloy 25.4 x 135mm single bolt
-Seat Clamp: M3 alloy 28.6mm
-Front Hub: M3 alloy 36-hole 3/8” chromoly axle, 2 sealed bearings
-Rear Hub: M3 alloy cassette 36-hole with 14mm chromoly hollow axle, RHD, 4 sealed bearing, 9t 1-piece driver
-Rims: Alex double wall DM-22 front, DM-24 rear, 36-hole black anodized, with eyelets
-Spokes: 14g stainless
-Tires: Odyssey Mike Aitken 2.125” front/1.90” rear, 80/100 PSI
-Pegs: Chromoly sleeve/alloy body pegs, 95mm (1 pair)
-Rotor: Snafu Mobeus with Astroglide upper and lower dual cables
-Brakes: Diatech 997 Magic rear U-brake
-Brake Lever: Snafu C-Lever with hinge

-Weight: 26.0 lb./11.8 kg
-Colors: Flat Black

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New Harry Main online video!

When Harry Main releases a web video you better be ready for it. The new one went online today.

Matty Lambert is Harry's filmer and editor and he came through with another awesome clip. All riding in the three minute clip by Harry and yes, it's got some serious bangers in there. We won't spoil it. You watch and enjoy:

HARRY MAIN

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Going street in France

Here's a photo of Maxime Charveron going street in Paris. The photo was taken yesterday by Vincent Perraud during a NIKE 6.0 street session in the capital of France. Nigel Sylvester made it too. The trip will show up in DIG BMX mag and a French magazine as well.

Next month the following Mirraco riders are scheduled to be in France too:

-Dave Mirra (USA)
-Dave Rytell (USA)
-Harry Main (UK)
-Alessandro Barbero (ITA)
-Ryan Guettler (AUS)
-Maxime Charveron (FRA).

Vive la France.

You live in France and are interested in Mirraco? Contact Sunex by clicking HERE.

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Mike Laird painting

By posting this original photo of Mike Laird welding something up you do not know where this is going. When you scroll down, you will see what we mean. A friend of Mike Laird painted this based on the photo that appeared in a Mirraco ad a while ago. Pretty cool, huh?



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Ryan Guettler's new set up. Part by part.

Ryan Guettler's spec list:

-Frame: Mirraco Black Pearl
-Fork: Colony official
-Headset: colony
-Crankset: colony
-BB Set: colony
-Sprocket: official 25t
-Freewheel: colony
-Chain: kmc
-Pedals: colony fantastic
-Handlebar: official
-Bar ends: plastic
-Stem: official
-Grips: animal
-Saddle: colony
-Seat Post: colony
-Seat Clamp: shadow
-Front Hub: colony
-Rear Hub: colony
-Rims: odessey
-Spokes: ti
-Tires: khe
-Pegs: one way colony
-Rotor: Mobeus
-Brakes: back
-Brake Lever: colony

-Modifications: Only thing I do is cut the flanges off my grips and put them on backwards because Alex Haim does it that way.

-Weight: 20.6 lbs



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Nigel Sylvester on The Daily Habit tonight!

Airing Thursday, April 16, at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times, Mirraco's Nigel Sylvester will appear on “The Daily Habit."

Fuel TV are continuing to go big in the Big Apple with New York local BMX pro rider and shop owner, Nigel Sylvester.

Watch your telly tonight.

Do they have Fuel TV in Paris?

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Barbero wins in France!

The FISE Experience contest series has started. The cool thing about the series is that they're giving a Fiat car to the overall BMX winner of the series. Last year Maxime Charveron received a brand new Fiat Panda 4X4 but this year there are more riders who have set their minds on that car. The series is long but Alessandro Barbero started it off right by winning the first round. He pulled a triple whip on a mellow quarterpipe which helped with the points. Congrats Alessandro!

BMX PRO Results Auron ski station, Fise Experience stop 1:

1 - Alessandro BARBERO - 500 points

2 - Justin FOUQUE - 450 points

3 - Fabien FRANCOIS- 400 points

4 - Jean-Baptiste PEYTAVIE - 350 points

5 - Simone BARACO - 300 points

6 - Georgy DOREMUS - 250 points

7 - Barry KHONE - 200 points

7 - Morgan LAHAIE - 200 points

8 - Nicolas BADET - 170 points

9 - Geoffey THIBAUD- 140 points

10 - Carleto - 110 points


Next stop of the FISE EXPERIENCE will take place in Le Havre (north of France) from 8 - 10 May.




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New Harry Main interview online at RIDE UK

The Euro boys are back home from the USA. Maxime's in France, Alessandro's in Italy and Harry Main made it back to the UK.

A new Harry Main web video should go online at the end of the week but before that happens you can read an interview that he did with RIDE UK when you hit the following link:

Harry Main RIDE UK interview

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Session BMX mag

The March issue of Session BMX magazine has a whole lot of Mirraco coverage. Both Alessandro Barbero and Ryan Guettler received a full page from a T-Mobile Playground contest in Berlin, Germany and Dave Mirra got a photo from the Interbike tradeshow in Las Vegas. On top of that there's an article on Ryan Guettler's backyard. This overview gives you an idea of what Ryan wakes up to every morning. At least when he's home. It took ages to build but with so many lines it's hard to get bored. The building process has not ended though so expect new sections whenever people are in town that want to build some ramps.

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Meet Maxime Charveron and Garrett Reynolds in Paris

Meet up with Mirraco's Maxime Charveron and Garrett Reynolds in Paris, France on Thursday 16 April next. With these two riders around you know the session is going to be good.

Meet up at Bercy at 14:00hr (that's 2pm).



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New pics in rider profiles

1. Dave Mirra, Mike Laird, Dave Rytell and Harry Main recently shot some photos with Justin Kosman over in Greenville. You have probably seen some of them somewhere already but we added some to the rider's sections here on the Mirraco site.

Things change fast. The pics are only a few weeks old and already the Mirra photos look different with him having a brake on his bike. Hit up the following rider profiles to see the new pics:

Dave Mirra
Mike Laird
Harry Main
Dave Rytell

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10 year old Michael Hobson VDO riding his Project 18

Here's a video of Michael Hobson riding his Mirraco Project 18" at Rampworx, Liverpool, he is 10 years old.

This is a small vid as while filming he took a big slam and suffered a snapped collar bone. 3-4 weeks and he will be back on his bike. His dad Old School Jay will carry on filming then to get all his stuff together.


Filmed and edited by his father.

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Barbero at Woodward East. Short clip.

Woodward might be closed for the season for most, but not for Alessandro Barbero. The Italian Mirraco rider has had the privilege to ride at camp during the harsh Italian winters. It helps him stay in shape and it helps him progress. A new clip showed up on Vimeo of Barbero having another session at Camp.

Alessandro received an invite for the first round of the Dew Tour and also was invited for an LG comp in Chicago at the end of the month. Lots of riding pays off.




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The other Mirra ride. Not brakeless.

After two rounds of the 2009 Rally America series Dave Mirra sits in 7th place. He is stoked on the support he has been receiving from Subaru. Here's a photo of his new ride.

Next race: Olympus Rally. April 18-19. Olympia, WA.

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Bike Check with La Finca's Marc von Varel

Marc Von Varel works at the German Mirraco distributor called La Finca. He built up a Fivestar Lite frame for his personal ride. Here are the parts he is running on his awesome ride.

-Frame: Mirraco FiveStar Lite
-Fork: United Squad

-Stem: Demolition F1 Lite Sample
-Bars: United 8“ Squad
-Grips: Duo Van Homan Grips
-Bar ends: Animal PVC Plug In Barends
-Lever: Dia Tech MX 99

-Brake: Dia Tech Box U-Brake
-Rotor: Straight Linear Cable

Wheels:
-Front hub: Demolition Bulimia Hub
-Front tire: DUO Gunner Folding Tire 2.20 w/ Demolition Rim Band
-Front rim: Demolition Zero Lite Rim w/ double butted Spokes
-Rear hub: Demolition Anorexia Cassette Hub 10tooth
-Rear tire: DUO Stunner Folding Tire 1.95 w/ Demolition Rim Band
-Rear rim: Demolition Zero Rim w/ double butted Spokes

-Seat: Demolition D Slim Seat
-Seat post: Demolition Johnson
-Seat post Clamp: Federal Slim Clamp

-Crank: Demolition Medial 2.0 175mm
-Chain: KMC Premium Chain Z510HX
-Sprocket: Mirraco M3 Black Label 28T Sample

-Pedals: Animal Hamilton PVC Pedals
-Chain tensioners: Demolition

Modifications: - Ti-Axle in the rear Hub –

Weight: 10.80 kg

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Dave Mirra on going brakeless

Here is a photo of Dave Mirra's new brakeless bike. Why this move you ask? Read on.

When did you decide to take your brakes off?
I was powdering up a new frame and when I was putting it back together I just decided to leave the brakes off. I have always wanted to try it but never followed through with it.

What tricks won't you be able to do now that you don't have brakes?
To be honest, the only thing I can't do yet is fufanu tricks. The first day was a mystery because I have always used my brakes for certain tricks like tailwhips, spin tricks and tucking the lever for nohanded 360's. I adapted immediately and actually learned tuck 3's without the lever. It is a totally new feeling. It's like your parents saying go ahead and take the car alone for the first time.

How much cooler do you think your bike looks now?
I really like how simple and clean my bike looks plus all of the extra rattling is gone. "for now"

No more lever to get stuck in?
That too!

No more brakes to dial in?
Oh yeah. That too!

What's with the new colour?
I have been into the powder again so you might see a few more pretty soon. I just learned a few new tricks with the gun so I am pretty psyched on the recent color changes.

Have you gotten into problems yet riding brakeless? (forgot you had no brakes...)
I actually went to the "Unit" last week and you can imagine how crazy it is but without brakes for your first time it's pretty gnarly. Really, really fast. So, I missed a line and had to aim for a tight bowl corner and almost blew off the back of the bike. I was like a run away train but on a bike. hahahha

Is it still a challenge for you or are you already used to riding brakeless?
It's definitely a challenge but an interesting one for sure.

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Alessandro Barbero's Fav List

Alessandro Barbero recently got the FAT FAVORITE list of the day over at FATBMX.com. Find out what Alessandro's favorites are by going HERE.

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Project 18 on 2nd place at the Rookie Jam

Last weekend the Rookie Jam took place in Cologne, Germany. It's an event for riders who usually do not get to ride in the big comps. Like the real Rookies, who do not fit a full sized 20" bike yet.

Nine years old Maximilian Lankau from Niederkassel got a Mirraco Project 18 for X-mas and took it to second place in the Rookie class on Saturday. Congratulations Max!

Results Rookies:

1. Paul Thoelen (10) Viersen
2. Maximilian Lankau (9) Niederkassel
3. Philipp Krahforst (13) Lohmar
4. Evan Brandes (8) Klein Vahlberg
5. Marvin Stellwag (11) UnterschleiSheim
6. Paul Schreiner (12) Trier
7. Jannis Kempff (10) Koeln
8. Justin Ufer (9) Wipperfuerth
9. Jonas Prangenberg (6) RoSbach
10. James Stawicki (12) Kamp-Linfort

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BLEND ONE

If you’re going to shell out 400 bucks for a new bike, it better be good, right? The One is our most affordable 20-inch in our Blend series, and it’s loaded with everything you need for fun on ramps and street.


-Frame: 20” T/T full chromoly with integrated head tube, MID bottom bracket and 5mm thick dropouts
-Fork: full chromoly with 3/8” dropouts
-Headset: FPD 1-1/8” integrated sealed
-Crankset: M3 3-piece chromoly 170mm, 19mm x 8-spline chromoly axle
-BB Set: MID BB with R12 sealed bearings
-Sprocket: M3 alloy 28t
-Freewheel: 10t 1-piece driver RHD cassette
-Chain: KMC Z410
-Pedals: Wellgo alloy 9/16” chromoly axles
-Handlebar: M3 2-piece 7.0” chromoly 2.0T
-Stem: M3 Downside alloy Aheadset 1-1/8”
-Grips: Duo Scotty Cranmer
-Saddle: M3 Blend Lite 8mm rails
-Seat Post: alloy 25.4mm x 200mm
-Seat Clamp: M3 alloy 28.6mm
-Front Hub: M3 alloy 36-hole with 3/8” chromoly axle, sealed mechanism
-Rear Hub: M3 alloy cassette 36-hole with 14mm chromoly hollow axle, RHD, sealed mechanism
-Rims: Alex double wall DM-22 front, DM-24 rear, 36-hole black anodized
-Spokes: 14g
-Tires: Maxxis Grifter 20 x 2.1” front, 1.85” rear, 110/100 PSI
-Pegs: steel pegs (1 pair)
-Rotor: SST Oryg with SST top and lower cables
-Brakes: Tektro FX-570 alloy rear U-brake with soft grey pads
-Brake Lever: Snafu C-Lever, alloy with hinge

Weight: 26.2 lb./11.9 kg
Colors: Lightening Red, Black

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7th place for Harry Main at JomoPro 2009

Harry Main (UK) made an 18 hour drive from the Woodward East area to the JomoPro contest at the Autmun park in Joplin, Missouri. After qualifying in fifth Harry did huge 360 inverts, eight feet high flairs and a flair to toejam to finish on spot number seven. Here are the pro park final results of the weekend:

Pro Park Final Results:
1. Josh Perry - 88.9
2. Daniel Dhers - 88.7
3. Brett Banasiewicz - 88.5
4. Craig Mast - 87.3
5. Jeremiah Smith - 86.9
6. Steve McCann - 84.6
7. Harry Main - 80.7
8. Brandon Dosch - 80.8
9. Brandon Christie - 80.5
10. Brian Stewart - 77.6
11. Austin Coleman - 78.5
12. Ricky Moseley - 77.5
13. Seth Klinger - 76.1
14. Trey Jones - 74.7
15. Chris Gerber - 67.7

P.S. That's the MIRRACO MAIN INTERSTITIAL that drops on Vital BMX next week.

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Alessandro Barbero street riding in Rome. VDO clip.

Earlier this year Alessandro Barbero went to Rome to ride some street which resulted in the following video clip:

Happenings at Nigel Sylvester's shop on 11 April

Mirraco team rider Nigel Sylvester and his crew at Format NY are doing an event with Nike Id on April 11th at their shop. They are doing a Sneaker Scavenger Hunt as well as having Nike ID Stations available for people to ID shoes at Format that day. Registration required to enter. Deadline April 6th. Participants must register in teams of 2! (25 Teams MAX)

* All registered participants will be invited to a special NIKEiD. event at a later date! *

Winning team receives a free pair of NIKEiD. Air Force Ones each!

TO REGISTER & MORE INFORMATION - Formatny.com/scavenger NIKEiD.

DESIGN SERVICE will be available in store at FORMAT from 12pm-5pm April 11th.

Registration required to enter, By Appointment Only!

FOR APPOINTMENT & MORE INFO. - Formatny.com/scavenger

Harry Main qualifies in fifth place at JomoPro

This weekend the JomoPro contest is going on in Joplin. Mirraco's Harry Main qualified in fifth place for Sunday's finals. Sunday results will be posted as soon as we get them in.

Pro Park Qualifying Results:
1. Jeremiah Smith
2. Josh Perry
3. Craig Mast
4. Brett “Maddog” Banasiewicz
5. Harry Main
6. Ricky Moseley
7. Brandon Dosch
8. Austin Coleman
9. Steve McCann
10. Brian Stewart
11. Seth Klinger
12. Brandon Christie
13. Trey Jones
14. Mat Olson

Alessandro Barbero clip from Mexico

Who says it's easy to live the pro life? Alessandro Barbero flew over to Mexico from Woodward Camp to participate at the Revolcon contest. Once he landed, the media (Artextremo in this case) wanted to make a clip of the Italian at the local park. They did not only want to interview him but they wanted to see some riding too. After a long day on the road Alessandro rolled around at the foreign park which resulted in the following clip:



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New Wallstreet advertisement

New advertisements, gotta love it. This Mirraco Wallstreet ad showed up in the April issue of RIDE BMX, on the inside cover. That's Dave Rytell in the upper corner doing a no-handed 180 at Southbank.

To find out more about the Wallstreet bike (the full spec and the weight), hit the following link:

WALLSTREET!

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