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Here’s part 2 of Ian Schwartz’s amazing Up, Up and Away section!  Definitely a section that will stand the test of time!  BMX will miss his unique view on spots, bikes and tricks.  Enjoy!

There’s a lot of subtlety in Ian’s riding that makes everything he does look so effortless. His Up Up & Away section was no exception. He collected so much good footage that it ended up being split into two sections for the DVD release. Above is the first section and you can download it to keep on your hard drive or if you’d like, you can download an iPod/iPhone version to take with you on the go.

Here’s another edit from Alex Magallan that I’m sure you guys would be psyched on. It’s edited by Alex and Mark Gourley w/filming by Alejandro Javier Bardo. All the riding was filmed in only 2 days and all done within city limits! Roofgaps, full-cabs, manual lines and all out righteous riding make up this quick edit.

Here’s the last and final segment of our Swine Flu Tour videos!

Here’s the second portion of our Las Vegas / Salt Lake City trip. If you missed the last one, you can watch it here.

Interbike this year was a lot of fun and so was the Sunday Swine Flu Trip we went on right after the show.  The trip took us from Las Vegas up to Salt Lake City and back.  Look for Jake Seeley, Alex Magallan, Eric Lichtenberger, Tom Arkus, Mike Gonzalez, Francis Delapena, Jeff Z and Jim C in this first installment of the series of 3 with the others coming in the next week or so.  All the sections combined will play like the format of a normal video with this first section being the opening.  After they’re all posted you’ll be able to download it all as one video.  Filmed by Tom Arkus and Francis Delapena with editing by Tom Arkus. Enjoy!

Craig Passero seemed to fire this edit out so quick!  Which basically means he’s really good!  Hard tricks done causally was my first impression after I watched it for the first time.  Filmed by Chris Zeppieri and Bobby Whitely.  Edited by Craig Passero!  Enjoy!

Reed Stark has been on the Sunday flow program since the beginning of the year.  When he’s not tearing it up on the basketball courts, he’s out riding and filming edits like the one above which was filmed and edited by his brother Kyle Stark.  Reed’s part in Team Dilly‘s It Do was amazing!  Check it out HERE.

All I can say is this is awesome!  Tom Arkus somehow making the helmet cam actually work well!  This gives a great perspective of trails, it’s speed, acceleration the height and the view!  So good!

Tom Arkus has been shredding the trails and the skatepark lately.  He’s been putting his silver Model D to the test and here is the video to prove it!  Have you been to his website lately?  Vinyl BMX Do it!