Maca has been under the Full Factory umbrella for a few years now, and we’ve enjoyed watching her shred at contests all over the world. We’re stoked and look forward to doing more with her in 2021 and beyond. Stay tuned.
Gary holds it down with a strong diverse part in the USL Blow Up The Park video contest. Hit up the USL website to vote and watch Gary’s USL Bio if you haven’t already.
Jared Duncan has been working on this one for a while and it shows. Whether it’s filmed on the VX, the HD cam, in Austin or out in California… watching Jared biking is GOOD 4 U!
Filmed by Julian Arteaga, Walter Pieringer, and Zach Krejmas.
Edited by Zach Krejmas.
Music:
Snapped Ankles / “Pestisound (Moving Out)”
Kevin The Creep / “SIC SHOP” (feat. Mista Frost)
Now available in new Matte Pale Pink with Standard Stickers and Matte Black with Glow in the Dark Stickers.
The Nightshift is 100% 4130 chromoly throughout, features super tough 41-Thermal heat-treating and comes with the proven Lifetime Warranty against bending, cracking and breaking.
You’ll find lots of design features on the Nightshift that are comparable to the top-of-the-line Soundwave, but this frame is built using traditional round tubing with unique internal gusseting for added strength.
Gary Young breaks down why he chose this skatepark for his Blow Up The Park contest entry and what his approach will be for producing the best edit possible in only 24 hours! All for a chance to win $1500 cash.
Mark your calendars because on December 28th, 2020 we’ll be releasing ten, yes… TEN FULL skatepark videos from some of the best BMX riders in the world as they compete for a $1500 cash prize! But there can only be one winner.. and it’s up to you to decide! Just watch all the video parts and vote for your favorite any time between December 28th – January 3rd. The winner will be announced January 4th.
Ultimate Shred League
Brett Silva runs down his Sunday Darkwave build while on a recent filming mission in Long Beach, CA.
Frame: Sunday Darkwave, 21.25″
Fork: Sunday Darkwave
Handlebar: Sunday Discovery
Stem: Merritt Inaugural
Headset: Sunday Conical
Grips: Merritt Itsy
Seat: Sunday Pivotal
Seat Post: Merritt Pivotal
Crank: Merritt Battle Crank, 165mm
Chainwheel: Merritt Pentagram, 25t
Chain: Merritt Half-Link
Pedals: Merritt P1
Front Tire: Merritt Phantom, 2.5″
Front Hub: Merritt
Rear Tire: Merritt Option, 2.35″
Rear Hub: G-Sport Roloway, 9t
Rims: Merritt Battle Rims
Pegs: Merritt GFE, 4.75″
Frame Collar: Liquid Bone Leathers
Here’s some new Brett Silva fire courtesy of Merritt BMX!
Jake Seeley never disappoints. Check out Street Smarts courtesy of Our BMX.
Julian Arteaga’s signature EX complete bike in Matte Raw is available now at BMX shops worldwide. It features a 100% chromoly frame, fork, and bar, along with a pro-level Odyssey and Sunday parts package. Sealed hubs front and back and frame design upgrades like removable braking hardware give it a clean look. Watch Julian put it to work.
“Imagine not having to worry about a job, errands, alarms, going to school, or any responsibility really. Within these two months filming with Jerry and Brett, that’s how it was. Covid put everything on lock down so we took that as a pass on all the street we wanted. We grabbed my VX2100, hopped in any car and sent it, and holy hell was it fun. There’s nothing like being out with your boys and shooting the shit while filming on some solid setups. Hope you guys enjoy.”
Julian Arteaga
Music by Austyn Gillette, “Everyone”.
Filmed by Jared Duncan and Brett Silva.
Edited by Julian Arteaga.
In case you missed it, make sure to also check out Julian’s SNIPERS video from earlier this year.
New Murray Loubser courtesy of Red Bull. Hit play to watch Shapes in The City. Such a fun watch.
Watch BMX rider Murray Loubser transported from a lecture room into a BMX scene scape, then take a behind-the-scenes look at the creative team that brought this project to life. “We had been shooting photos for so long now and shapes were appearing in images we were shooting in the architecture and how the shadows were being cast and the idea was to do a project to capture those shapes as the key interest in the gallery we wanted to shoot,” Murray says.
“The idea of ‘Shapes’ is to capture the architecture and the geometric patterns that you find occurring in the city and showcasing those in the way a BMX would see his surroundings.”
