Jesper Stern is one of the most dedicated riders I know and he’s a big driving force behind the flourishing scene in Stockholm, Sweden.
Here’s his latest edit in collaboration with Childstore and New Black — one of the best edits from Sweden I’ve seen in a while. Pretty obvious that Jesper is stoked on riding outdoors after a looong winter!
Here’s a nice edit of Jems’ bike, built around his Lombric signature frame, coming together. Then he goes riding at some really dialled trails.
Style!
This edit of my good friend Jesper Stern was put online just 7 hours ago and it’s already got over 1300 views. Jesper is the main driving force behind the BMX collective TUMULT in Sweden and he’s also an up and coming videographer.
Check out some what Jesper produced during the spring and summer of 2010:
Time for another part of the Compression DVD. This time it’s footage from the UK trails scene.
Here’s the latest from my friends back home in Sweden.
This was supposed to be one of the parts in a follow-up to the “Toasted” DVD that was released by Peter Riiga a few years back as a school project. Due to various problems, it was decided that it was a better option to release the parts online instead. So, here’s the first part with riding from Joakim Olsson:
Here’s the next part of the Compression DVD that was made available for online viewing a few hours ago. French trails are like works of art!
Came across this one from Tempered rider Brian Histand on TCU. Pretty full on edit. Last banger is insane!
Part 3 of the Compression DVD just went online. Check it out!
Jeremy Muller, Simple bikes team rider, created the Compression DVD with his friends. It consists of all trails footage from around France. The DVD was available together with the trails issue of Soul Magazine and you could also buy it separately. Now it seems that the DVD is sold out, thus the separate parts will be released one at a time every week.
I’ve been slacking (as usual) with updating this blog, so this post contains two parts.
This one’s been online for a while now, but I only just now found the time to catch up on some BMX news in my RSS feed. Had to repost this just because it’s one of those classic moments in BMX that most riders know about from the Road Fools 1 video.
I remember watching RF1 many, many times and being completely blown away by this gap every time. Nice to see some extra footage from before and after the jump.