TJ Henderson brings a unique view of riding into his latest web video. He seems like a guy that can do whatever trick he wants to do, so he chooses the more obscure tricks. There’s not much cooler looking than roller backwards at a quarterpipe with a freecoaster. Lots of good moves in here.
Look for an interview with him on Monday, but check his Forecaster bike check after the break.
Erik Elstran is simply one of the most creative riders in BMX today. We are beyond excited to have him apart of Sunday. He’s on the AM team now, but he will no doubt move up quickly if he keeps coming up with videos like this. Enjoy!
During the fall, Aaron Ross, Alex Magallan, Jake Seeley, Scot Draper and Jim Cielencki joined up with Full Factory’s Bobby Parker to visit a bunch of shops and skateparks in New England. From huge games of Footdown to a bunnyhop contest on a 40 lb bike, we had a blast. Thanks to everyone that came out and to these shops Circuit BMX, Dick Maul’s, Fat Trax, Full Circle and the Garden.
Gary Young, Andrew Brady and I had a fun adventure traveling in a triangular pattern around the Baltic Sea at the end of summer. All of our traveling these days seems to involve a car, so we wanted to do this one differently. All travel was done by ferry, train and bicycle. Although, we did succumbed to traveling by car two times. This trip was a blast! Thanks to Signature BMX, Sunshine Distribution, Mystic BMX, Childstore BMX, Risto at Simpel Session and all the locals we meet along the way.
Check out some previous posts from the trip HERE.
Check out this video bike check of the new Blue Wave Third Wave with matching Tall T bars and Morning 2.1 forks that I just built up. For some reason, I’ve always liked blue bikes. The prototype for my first signature frame was blue and come to think of it there’s been 4-5 other blue bikes in my past. Right now, I have a blue Wave C built up as well. Well, this bike continues my fascination of blue. Enjoy!
Texas Toast may have come and gone, but the fun memories are still lingering. The weekend was so much fun, the whole PRO team came out to chill, ride and survive the hot weather. Three out of the five people that got through the Gauntlet of Death were from the Sunday team. Gary Young, Jake Seeley and Alex Magallan all made it through. Gary continued his good weekend by winning both the curved wallride contest and the dirt jump event. It was super windy and hot, but everyone had a blast. Can’t wait for the next one. This video captures some moments of the team during the weekend. Enjoy!
It is with a heavy heart that we break this news. The legendary 45th St Ditch in Austin Texas has finally met it’s demise. This spot has seen some amazing riding over the years. From Joe Rich’s interview in Props 34 to a recent game of bike between Aaron Ross and Chase Hawk, the 45th St Ditch has been around for well over a decade. Sunday Bikes would to send our final farewell to this simple basic spot that has held countless hours of fun over the years with this video of Sunday AM team rider, TJ Henderson. 45th St Ditch, you will be missed!!
