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Alexander Rudenko seems to be firing on all cylinders lately and his video for Boomerang Boardshop and Vans is so rad. Filmed over a 2 day period, he does some of the hardest moves out there. The 360 up the stairs is so smooth and powerful. Too good!

We’ve been waiting for this one! Aaron Ross went to The Bakery to film his Baker’s Dozen video. It’s full of classic Aaron Ross moves, but now he puts his freecoaster to very good use. You get the sense that he’s got some really big plans for his freecoaster. And there’s even a special guest appearance by TJ Henderson who does a seriously crazy move.
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This doesn’t get much wilder or better! Alexander Rudenko offers up some serious moves in his Fall 2013 Profile. Feeble to 540 with absolute ease and there is so much more. Alexander rides for us in the Ukraine through Big Toys Shop. Too good!

Aaron Ross gives you a little insight into what Texas Toast weekend was like in this video from Redbull. There’s tons of good riding and even more from Chris Childs and Gary Young. Plus you get to see Aaron’s backflip over the last set in dirt. And you thought he was just a street rider? Such a fun weekend.
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Mark Burnett is so so good on a bike. Here he is shredding the streets of his home town for Shadow. It’s great to see hard tech street moves done with complete style and smoothness. Young riders like Mark are taking BMX to completely new levels. So amazing to watch!
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Are you ready for a new Aaron Ross video? Of course you are, so make sure you check out his Baker’s Dozen video at The Bakery which drops this Friday November 8th! We’ve already seen it and it’s all killer!
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Here’s some news from the Ukraine, Vasya Lukyanenko just started riding for Boomerang Boardshop in Kiev and this is his Welcome to the Team video. Check out what street spots Kiev has to offer as well as some sick street stuff from Vasya. Look for him to throw a flip on dirt too.  Very rad!

Texas Toast 2013 was one of the best feeling events of 2013.  In fact, I would say it could be one of the best events since the Metro / Backyard Jam events of the early to mid 2000’s.  It reaffirmed all the reasons why we ride BMX bikes.  There was a sense of bliss in the air, the weather was great and the riding was (of course) out of this world.

Chris Childs really added to this vibe with his carefree style.  The above clip happened late in dirt finals on Sunday.  The riders were judged not on tricks alone, but an overall feel that included how much fun the rider was having and how much energy they brought to their fellow riders and the crowd.  The energy levels of the finals just kept getting higher and higher with each run.  Tricks were even done on the drop in and the long and low set. Tricks that shouldn’t have been done, but they were.  There was this sense of an every increasing energy as the time was running out.

When Chris 360ed the last jump backwards or in reverse(whatever you want to call it), it was so unexpected.  In an early run, he jumped it backwards, but when the 360 happened later, you knew you saw a special moment.  You could hear “Are you kidding me?” over the mic and it’s safe to say everyone felt the same way.

Thanks to Ryan Fudger and Ride BMX for the video clip.