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We put new Sunday pro Mark Burnett up in front of a camera, plied him with sparkling apple cider, and let him choose which of your Instagram questions he wanted to answer.

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“That sucks you have to do that. Who would want to write about a piece of shit 16-year-old?”

That’s what Mark Burnett, Sunday’s newest pro, said when I told him I need to write something announcing his newfound status on the pro team. Of course Mark was kidding, but I still take exception. He may love his sketchy teenager image, but Mark is an awesome kid with a good head on his shoulders. While he does often have a lot in common with the piece of shit 16-year-old he speaks of, I find him to be a surprisingly mature and reasonable young man. When he wants to be.

But seriously, it is with great excitement that we announce Mark Burnett is now a member of the Sunday pro team. There’s no question Mark is a pro-level rider, and I’m sure you’ll all agree he 100% deserves it. The kid knows what he’s doing on a bike, and I really feel he hasn’t even come into his own yet. Sunday turns 10 years old in 2015; we’ve got some exciting stuff planned this year, and we’re stoked Mark is on board.

–Walter Pieringer

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Jake Seeley’s a street machine so it only makes sense that his signature 2015 Broadcaster is ready to shred right out of the box. It’s one of the few complete bikes that comes with a full chromoly aftermarket frame and for this video, Jake built one up for himself, added some pegs, and started putting together some combos. Hit play to see the progressive and creative riding that Jake is known for. If you’re on instagram, make sure to follow @thejakeseeley to see what he’s been up to.

Shout out to DJ Smokey 666 for the track!

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Here’s a little throwback Thursday to TexasToast2014. Watch Mark Burnett, Paul Shariff and Jake Seeley throw down some moves out in the street course during practice and the actual contest. Be prepared for some combos!

Aaron Ross’ new Orange Soda MotoRoss build is looking better than ever. Hit that play button above and check out the photos below for proof.

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Alex Magallan, Jake Seeley and Lee Dennis along with new team members Chris Childs and Mark Burnett set their sights on the streets of New England. High speed lines, big gaps, tech tricks and so much stuff it will make your head spin. You can say that New England isn’t the same after these guys went on their trip.  Filmed and edited by Walter Pieringer.

We are proud to announce that super stylish, all-terrain shredder, Chris Childs, has joined the Sunday team.  Here are some words about how it happened from Team Manager Walter Pieringer…

I could not be more proud to welcome Chris Childs to the Sunday team.

Long story short, I’ve been working on a Ride UK magazine interview with Chris for the past few months, and he impressed me so much that I decided to put him on Sunday

Chris is an absolutely ridiculous bike rider and without a doubt one of my favorite people to both shoot and travel with, so I’m beyond excited to have the chance to do more of that with him now that he’s a part of the team.

We shot video of everything Chris did for his magazine interview, so it only made sense to put that footage out as his welcome to Sunday edit. By the way, Chris fired all this out in one week in New England and one week in Austin. I hope you enjoy.

-Walter Pieringer

Everyone here couldn’t be more excited to have Chris on a Sunday.  If this video is any indication then things are going to be really good.

Cory Foust has been a BMX snowbird for the last 2 years.  This year he returned to Austin, TX to escape the cold of Pennsylvania.  This isn’t the only destination his wings took him to this winter.  Before he flew home, he drove west to California filming all along the way.  Look for this trip featured in BMX Plus.  Filmed and edited by Cameron Muilenburg with addition clips by Jim Cielencki.

Apparently winter is still around, so everyone probably has cabin fever by now. Here’s how TJ Henderson helped cure some of his cabin fever. Nosepicks seem like a great option. TJ’s Cabin Fever video filmed and edited by Ryan Capranica.