If you are a fan of freecoasters and fakie tricks, this quick edit of Latvia’s Tom Silins is for you. It’s short, but put filmed and edited really well and has some awesome clips in it.
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These two Northwest freecoaster riders put together a solid edit at the parks and street spots around the Portland area.
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Josh Eilken is one of the best (and burliest) freecoaster riders around. Just check out the insane 180 gap to start off this new edit for Madera…
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Miles Rogoish just dropped his weekly edit. This one features Bink and Josh Eilken putting their freecoasters to good use at some sick spots.
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Third-Kind BMX Distribution out of Japan has a good flip book on their site explaining how to maintain a Nankai freecoaster hub. If you are looking to roll backwards, this may help.
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Trey doesn’t ride a freecoaster anymore but when he did he was real good at incorporating fakie moves into his tricks and lines. Check out this short video of some clips from last year when Trey was freecoastin’.
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Jeremy Garrett displays some good ole’ fashioned freecoastin’ fun in this video filmed over the past few months.
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I present to you the new KHE lightweight freecoaster wheel. New features include its new KHE Geisha freecoaster hub with lighter parts.
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In Bruce Crisman’s recent bike check he mentioned that he hub he helped KHE design would be changing the name from “Reverse” to “Astern”. Well, they have made the switch and Marcus Wilke explains how it works. The new hub allows you to change the amount slack in the hub from the outside, without taking your wheel off or the hub apart.
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Nankai makes its popular free-coaster hub even better with a thicker axle.
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