The Radavist

Jason Sellers sent over his flip book showcasing all of his photos from the Death of Barcelona trip that went down last year. These are some of the best FGFS photos I’ve seen in a while. Everyone went off hard in this trip.

City Grounds put together the best video I’ve seen so far from the 2012 RideNStyle event.

The Hold Fast O.X. frames are now available. OX Platinum, made in the USA and rider tested. These are looking DAMN good.

More details:

“We’re proud to introduce to you our latest, the Hold Fast O.X. Frame Series. They’ve been described by our test riders as the kind of bike that is so responsive, “all you have to do is think it, and the bike does the rest”. While we can’t make that claim ourselves (thanks a lot, Colin), our goal was simply to create an aggressive and highly responsive frame with a dialed-in geometry that encourages intuitive freestyle riding.”

This breaks down into three frames: The Converter 29’r, the Subverter 26″ and the Agitator 24″.

Pick these up now, because they won’t last!

Packy dropped this edit for Machete, repping the new Slayer bars.

Here’s the third installment from the Ninja Cats featuring a ton of riders. Diggin these videos guys. Keep at it.

Photo by Jason Sellers

I met Simon in SF during the #RideNStyle madness. Dude’s got some great bike control and this photo by Jason Sellers is a great example. Nice photo dude!

The Hold Fast fixed freestyle framesets have been in the works for well over a year now but news of the 24″ FGFS frameset has only hit the internet in the past few weeks. Rob from Hold Fast sent over these two teasers. Expect more tomorrow but for now, check out the full build on the 24″ Hold Fast FGFS bike below.

Chris has been riding the Hold Fast 29’r FGFS frame since last winter and on the eve of their media announcement tomorrow (shhhhh!), he put out a video showcasing the new Made in the USA frames.

Shane put together a quick edit from the sessions that went down at the Island in SF. Man, FGFS has come a long way since people started doing leg over bar skids at this spot.

From my SF Randomness set

Photo by Matt Lingo for Zen Grips

I met Kit this weekend in SF for the #RideNStyle fixed gear madness that engulfed the city. He’s from SoCal and came up to promote his new company, Zen Grips and race at the event. Made by ODI, these grips are fabricated in the USA and feature a unique compound and grip pattern. Kit was riding them on his track bike and his FGFS team has been repping them hard for the past few months.

Head over to Zen Grips to check out more and don’t miss that Matt Lingo-shot set with Congo and Joe.

Photo by Matt Spencer

Tyler Johnson had some of the cleanest lines at the 2012 #RideNStyle and it’s because he practices and rides as much as he can. Back when he was in LBC, hanging at the #FF, Tyler hit this tire slide on an old fridge. To see video of this, watch his edit again.

It’s been a while since there’s been a good video from Japan and Osaka Funny brings us just that.

Here’s the first few, of many to come from the 2012 Red Bull #RideNStyle weekend. Check out a few more below.

I just want to throw this up and congratulate these two athletes on their accomplishments today. Much, much more to come!

There’s a lot more coming but I liked these two photos. Simon with the tuck no and Tyler hitting a footplant to bar. I had a lot of fun hanging out at the Island this afternoon and I can’t wait until tomorrow!