Now this is the way to start off your week! In addition to a quick bike check and the Facebook interview we did with Corey Dewey (Federal/Animal/Almond), he also put together a dope edit from some indoor sessions at Le Taz skatepark in Montreal. Check everything out after the jump and thanks to everyone who sent in some questions and to Vlad from Imported BMX for filming and editing the video. Above photo by Mike Cardin.
Wayne Hartman (Kink) had his bike stolen a bit ago in Winnipeg so he put together a fresh new Kink Tocco build. Check out some more pics of his ride and parts list after the jump. Thanks to Dave Hawthorne for the photos.
Andy Roode (Volume/Demolition) built up a Volume Drifter recently and it looks dope. Check out a couple more pics after the jump.
BMXFU alpha male Greg Henry (WTP/Eclat) just put together a brand new WTP C.R.E.A.M frame loaded with WTP and Eclat parts and it looks tight. I fired him over a few questions (as well as a few questions posted on our Facebook page) about the bike and what he’s been up to. Check out the interview, more pics and a quick edit all after the jump. Thanks to Brad Hill for the snaps and the edit.
Chijioke sent through a few pics of his new Volume/Demolition ride that Mike Headford shot while they were in Montreal for Expocycle. Check out a few more pics after the jump.
My main man James Steele just built up a prototype of Tony Hamlin’s signature Kink Solace frame and it looks good, go check out more pictures of it on the Kink site here. James has been cruising with the Kink team a lot recently, swinging through Vegas for Interbike and is now living the Cali life with them for a bit, dude is poppin’ off. He sucks at playing slots though…
Corey Dewey just built up a new Federal Washington frame and it looks amazing. Check out more photos and the parts list after the jump. I’m heading to Montreal again this weekend so expect another 514 update next week!
Andy Rooder built up a new whip recently, here’s a quick pic of it we took last weekend. He’s riding a 21″ Volume Zombie, new Demolition PC pedals, new Dumbchuck V2 pegs, with the new Demolition Rolls hub in the back. Wamp Wamp.
Greg Henry sent through a few photos of his freshly built (and bright as shit) WTP Sleepless with Eclat parts. He’s running pretty much the entire Luminous Red kit and it looks good. Slap on your shades and check out the rest of the photos after the jump.
