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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So Cal’s Alfredo Mancuso hit up Woodward West to find the perfect handrail to learn how to icepick grind on. Here he shows you this building block trick and gives you his personal pointers on what to do and not to do when locking in.
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Jeff Klugiewicz took time out of his Etnies park session the other day to teach the brakeless riders out there how to do an icepick to tailtap on a quarterpipe. This is a really good trick to learn, and a building block for a ton of technical lip trick variations.
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Dave Sauvageau has been a supporter of Ride for a while now and a year and a half ago he made a DIY wedge seat post. Well, great minds obviously think alike since Animal is now producing a similar product, but if you don’t have the cash to shell out at the bike shop you may be able to make your own wedge post at home using Dave’s instructions.
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Vince Kroff is probably the best person to show you this trick as he does them more than just about any rider out there. And what better place to show you how to do a trick than at Camp Woodward? How do we continue to be so nice to you guys…enjoy.
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One of the most difficult things to do when building a bike is lacing a rim, so this tutorial should help a lot of you out.
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Most of you know how to wax a ledge, but if you want to get a little creative and all you have are some crayons and a handful of used candles, this how-to should help. Bobby Dulaney shows you how to make a solid piece of wax out of old, used bits.
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Since this site has a broad audience base we try to help out the beginners with things like this basic bike maintenance tip of how to change a tube. John Bocan over at Morning Ride BMX in Lake Forest, California shows you how it’s done so you can keep the session rolling if you pop your tire.
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It never ceases to amaze us how many videos (and good ones at that) pop up every single day on the Internet. It seems there a never-ending list of riders all around the world riding, filming, and editing at any given point in time. However, there is always room for improvement so here are some tips from the pros on how to make your videos better. And of course once you edit your videos you can post them right here on ridebmx.com. If we like your video enough we will bump it up to the main section of the site.
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Mark Mulville is known for his flowing style at the trails, on ramps, and on street. One of the moves he does best is a stretched superman so it was only proper that we had him show you how to do them.
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