There’s a new “Through The Lens” feature up over on The Union featuring Biz. Photographer Jeremy Pavia gives you behind the scenes knowledge of what it took to get the image above captured. Click here to check it out.
The Signature BMX crew (they’re our distributor in Finland) recently took a trip to Malaga, Spain to escape the elements. Patrick Alaspää rides for Verde in Finland and has some nice clips in this edit. Enjoy.
Dig BMX posted an archive feature from Brian Yeagle’s 2004 interview which took place a few years before Verde was even conceptulized. Brian’s been underground BMX hero for years and we’re beyond psyched to have him as a part of our family. Click here to learn more about the man, the myth, and the legend that is Brian Yeagle.
Tony was on hand for Chad Kerley’s Invitational event that went down this weekend in Chicago at The Bakery. Ride BMX put together a bangin’ 10-minute highlight video from the contest that you can check out after the break. Above photo credit: Jeff Z.
Recently Tree Bicycle Co. added Yeagle to their growing lineup after making some changes to their program to allow greater flexibility with team additions. We couldn’t be more stoked for Brian! In true Yeagle fashion, watch his welcome edit to see him roast some of the biggest lines in the country as well as some street and cement.
Verde’s Matt Priest and Lima spent a few months in Austin this year. We caught up with them for a quick two day filming session the week before they flew back to England. Unfortunately, Lima hurt his knee a few days before filming and wasn’t 100% healthy to film the stuff he had planned, but still managed to get a few clips during the last hour of filming. Styles for miles…
Verde’s Matt Priest teaches you how to manual 360 footplant in this new edit from Ride UK.
Verde’s Brian Yeagle, Tom Arkus, and Ryan Popple flow PA soil in Vinyl BMX’s “Trail Blazers”.
Goods BMX in Portland held their 7th anniversary jam over the weekend and both Verde’s Roman Tencza and Ryan Barrett (shown here blasting out of the 10-foot quarter at Tigard) were in attendance. Photographer Jared Souney was also on hand to document the action. Click here to check out what went down. Congrats to Shad and Goods on seven years of business!
