The Radavist

Mr. Briggs and Mr. Zygowski put in a ton of work here and it shows. Seriously good job guys! Props on using Graveyard too. It fits so perfectly.

One of my favorite riders to watch slay the fixed 29’r with grace is Forest Parker. Here’s a new video promoting Chrome’s new District backpack. Filmed by Colby Elrick of SKYLMT.

I never, ever “take time off”, so apologies for the lack of updates but sometimes, even I need a break. Luckily, I kept tabs on what was going on the best I could, so I’m dumping a bunch of FGFS videos in this post, starting with Sol’s Ninjacats London edit for BB17 and Spike.

Check out more below!

Photo by Rick Anderson

I don’t think this photo could get any more dialed, just like Tom’s legit as hell  360 from the Chicago video. Rick, he’s perfectly centered on that wall. Well done man!

Sorry about the lack of updates guys. It’s been a blast here in Bali and I didn’t mean to leave you hanging but I needed some away time. To hold you over until the torrent of updates roll through, check out these two videos from Chicago. Tom LaMarche is a fucking beast. That last clip is big. I’m so proud of you man. Very inspiring.

Check out Clit Clips 02 below.

Joe McKeag delivers some of his heavy-hitting lines in this welcome video for Royal HC. He throws down switch 3’s, 540 cabs and big 180’s like it’s no big deal.

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I can say, without a doubt that I’ve seen every fixed freestyle DVD out there and every time, they just get better. When Zane from Chop Em Down Films first emailed me, expressing an interest to come to Texas with a handful of riders to film for a new video magazine, I was stoked! Over the past few months, I’ve been hearing about him traveling to film with other talent. From Tokyo, to SF, Phoenix, Temecula, Long Beach and Los Angeles, Zane has been there, catching clips for Can’t Fool the Youth Volume 01.

With the premieres still unfolding around the globe, I don’t want to give too much away but I will say this: Can’t Fool the Youth is the most comprehensive fixed freestyle project I’ve seen. It captures all of the talent and even brings some new faces some much-needed exposure. It captures the daily lives of riders and maintains that “feel good” vibe that I enjoy so much. What Zane has pulled together in the first volume only has me more stoked for the second and the third and…

Pick up a copy of Can’t Fool the Youth Volume 01 here at Chop Em Down Films for $25.

Collin Cox and Christian Ustarroz are two of the resident Fixed Freestyle riders who call Golden Saddle Cyclery their LBS. Shot in a few hours, this video is what FGFS is all about to me: neighborhood jibbin’.

Songs:
Freddie McGregor – “Bobby Bobylon”
Acid Witch – “If Hell Exists”

Canon 5Dmkii
Canon 24-70L
Coffee shakes…

Photo by Dave Beard

This has gotta be one of the sickest FGFS photos of the year. Dave Beard caught Antonyo nailing a bump to ice on a chainlink fence. So dialed. Check out more at Rec Fail.

Torey shot over his newest edit with Breakbrake 17 29’r teammate Oscar. Check it out as they bring the street weirdness to the skatepark in Canarsie. That last clip is nuts!

Here’s some solid riding from Gabe for Royal HC and Bombtrack.

Chacon keeps at it with his own unique style of riding for his birthday edit. His fakie wheelies are still the best in the game.

I can get down with this. Some of these lines are way sick. I love the purple dinosaur foot plant. Izik Service repping FOAD and Velo City.

Here’s some b-reel that Colby from SKYLMT filmed of Josh Boothby ripping his SE Showtime FGFS frame. That 180 wall to 180 out was huge!

New Rims Again from steven jensen on Vimeo.

The new H+Son Todestrieb rim has quickly become the rim of choice for many fixed freestyle riders. Here Steven Jensen puts his wheels to work in a local park. The last two lines are crazy good.

Photo by Anthony Furlong

This photo of Jonathan Davis is a couple months old but is still just as rad as when we saw video of it. This dude is always going for the gnar.