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When it comes to the who's who of the old Greenville BMX scene, Brian Lee has tattooed them all...

When it comes to the who's who of the old Greenville BMX scene, Brian Lee has tattooed them all...

Get to know peg boss Trent Lutzke in this new interview from The Daily Grind.

Get to know peg boss Trent Lutzke in this new interview from The Daily Grind.

For this week’s Squad Goals episode we took some of the usual suspects to the infamous 605 ditch to continue working on their upcoming TCU video parts. Clips were filmed and laughs were had but what Chaz and Denim did was just insane.

If you had to run down a list of “problems” within the BMX industry during the current era, one that would be near the top of the card is the abundance of brands that have come & gone over the last decade. You see, current manufacturing abilties make it relatively easy to build your own line

Trey, Jabe, and Jesco Jones build a sketchy little kicker and bring it to the skatepark to mess around on. They make a few interesting setups before gapping out of the skatepark to end the sesh. Good stuff!

The man, the myth, the legend; Josh Stricker. It's a gray day in Philadelphia, has me reminiscing on a handful of the clips from this section. Josh laid down 2.5 minutes of liquor fueled aggression for his 2004 S&M 'Please Kill Me' video part, and it's an absolute classic. If you haven't seen it, tune in right now. If you have, you're probably already watching.

W-Base Bike Shop out of Japan brought their riders on a short trip, and collected a handful of street gems along the way. I love that street footage out of Japan almost always has a vibe similar to that of a mid 2000's Animal video. Puchida really kills it throughout this video, the clip of the homie at 4:50 is definitely a must watch! Peep this!

A this point, I don't even know what an average day for Trey Jones looks like. In today's episode he builds a kicker and proceeds to apply it to a number a of different set ups at his local park. No matter what Trey is doing, it's usually pretty damn entertaining, check it!

Some of Japan’s finest took a short trip through Tokyo, Shizuoka, and Nagoya and came back with this awesome six minute edit. 4:50 was shocking, I can’t believe he pulled that off!

This is definitely a strange one I didn’t expect to see pop up on the internet today. Apparently SGT Peppers Pizza Shop in Costa Mesa is offering pizza delivered by Sean Ricany and Andrew Casteneda as well as a couple professional skateboarders. If you live in the delivery area make sure you order a pizza

Tempered Goods presents its new video series called Vegetable Television, where they want to bring some more regular content but wanted to stray away from the Vlog style. For this episode they made this behind the scenes video of the making of Marius Dietsche full part which came out earlier this year. There is 6 minutes of

Nina Buitrago put together this video from the Vans Pro Cup of all the women who came out to shred the contest and demo that they put on for the crowd. Its sick to see so many women riding all together in one place. At the end of the video they make their way to

Twin, Tenzin Nyandak, Markus Hoyte, and more jib around all five boroughs of NYC for this new edit. Nothing too crazy in there but definitely some good vibes, check it out.

BMX legend Ryan Nyquist throws it back to a classic design he made famous with his new signature four-piece bars from Haro. Learn all about 'em right here! more »

If there's a dude who knows a thing or two about suicide no handers, its Aaron Ross!