We’ve been working on James’ Director’s Seat for a long time, and to celebrate the long awaited launch, he made this edit showcasing the seat and some of the riding that inspired it’s design. James’ style on both sides of the camera is unmistakably good, and he’s a kick ass dude in general so take a seat and enjoy!
Bevan Cowan is the newest addition to our New Zealand team through Triple Six distribution. Bevan teamed up with filmer Ryan McCrae to put in some serious work for his introductory edit, but he unfortunately broke his wrist on a gnarly rail 180 gone wrong. He’s a tough dude, so expect to see a lot more of him soon!
Bevan Cowan
Sean Wilson’s ATF
We’ve got a couple fresh photos of Cam from the lens of Riley Smith. Whether he’s Shredding Trails or riding in a fountain, Cam and his CW Frame will kill it!
Aqua Cam
Filmed and Edited by: Keith Treanor
Drew Jackson
Anthem II Declassified – Clint Reynolds
Clint Reynolds is known for hand crafting high-quality bikes for himself and his Mod Squad, which is why having him in Santa Ana laying beads on S&M/Credence frames for James P. Nutter, Matty Aquizap and himself right before taking off on their Maiden S&M/Credence veggie-voyage was so rad! Stew even finished up this Anthem II Declassified section to celebrate the momentous occasion. “Bienvenidos a la Familia amigos!”
Credence Connection
Isaac Barnes
Pegless flat master Chad Johnston has a bike check up on ESPN. This setup has to be one of the cleanest around, so don’t miss out.
Chad Check
While filming for his new web video the other day, Hucker caught this diamondback rattlesnake. Hucker ain’t scared!
Hucker VS Diamondback
May, 2012 RIDEbmx Ad
Threat – RIDEbmx
Clint Reynolds had been building frames since he was a wee lad, but after spending some time in our Santa Ana shop laying beads on his very first S&M frame in May 2012, Clint and his boys Matty and Nutter decided to don the Shield!
