The Radavist

This was my first Tree Splined Lite Sprocket, from 2009. Sam was selling a few copper-plated sprockets and I scooped one up, curious as to how a BMX drivetrain would feel on a fixed gear. Since then, it’s the only sprocket I’ve ridden, both on my BMX and FGFS rigs. Recently, I’ve tried out some other brands, which I’ll be reviewing shortly but I just wanted to say hats off to TREE BICYCLE CO for innovating the game and designing the first 48 splined sprockets. They’ve been making these for over 6 years now.

On a related note, check out GetaBMX‘s review of the Tree Splined Lite Sprocket here.

Speaking of Spike Parts, Phillip sent over this new ad for Spike’s flow team, showing him doing a nose jam on a giant bank painted like an American flag and all I can look at is the Descendants Milo tattoo.

Here’s a video put out by the non-stop FGFS crew in London known as Ninja Cats. These guys put new videos up weekly and the latest edit, featuring Sol and Oscar is not to be missed. Excuse the shaky camera throughout most of it and catch some of that creativity these two are known for as they shred spots in Paris. Some of this video is from a pegless jam where Oscar took first place, reppin Breakbrake 17 and Spike.

Finn from Great White North has a new edit for Hold Fast featuring a lot of creative lines. I’m partial to the little things like the hop to tire feeble and the hop to skid on the manual pad. Solid riding man!

J Ruff from CSK and Zlog put together some quickies from Tyler Johnson. That last clip rules so hard. Awesome.

Way stoked on this new edit from the CSK and Zlog. Nice to see Zach and Kareem on it as well as Tyler, Ruff and Chris. Seattle always brings the vibes. Tire slides!

Photo by Matt Spencer

I can’t get enough of Antonyo’s riding and with him being in Long Beach now, it makes it so much easier to catch up with him. Here’s a dialed icepick, photographed by Wolf Drawn.

I didn’t get to make it out to this but Brad at Nemesis Project threw a party at NAHBS featuring bikes from Solid, SKYLMT, and Timberline. In the mix was this peculiar frame: the Steven Jensen signature model. What detail stands out the most to you? This is sick.