
I just checked out the new dephect range – Sweet! Very sweet! Click here to browse!

I just checked out the new dephect range – Sweet! Very sweet! Click here to browse!
Introduction
“I remember RyyS from the time that he started his career as a videographer. He was a very humble guy, full of passion and commitment, for all his projects. A couple of years later, despite the huge popularity of his films, he still remained a very same guy! He’s still devoted to what he’s doing and is always ready for sacrifices, to obtain the best shots (e.g. filming all day, being exposed to temperatures far below zero!). I guess this is the reason that his films are so attractive and nice to watch!” – Maciej Kiwak.
Questions
Continue reading “Interview: Ryys (of Bike Hall Contest/ Dartmoor fame!)”
Mat Olson (Deco/Valleyside/Pusher rider) has a new-ISH interview online, over on the DECO site. Check it!!!

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Yo!!! You may have noticed that we’re now selling DECO products in our online store! In short, DECO are going to be big – Be sure you check ’em! But before you do, check this sweet vid of DECO owner/rider, Chad Degroot…
Chad DeGroot DecoBMX Big Money from Chad DeGroot/Deco. on Vimeo.
Continue reading “Chad Degroot, web video…”
Just been talking with the Bike Hall Contest organisers – It turns out Sugar Bikes are sponsoring the event! So if you’re a participant at the event, you’ll be in with a chance of winning a sugar frame and a set of bars! Word!

Class edit from Matt Leviege… Check it out!
The Toy Soldier- sez mixtape from matt leviege on Vimeo.
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Sugar Bikes (SugarBMX) are now available in the UK, direct from our store! We’re doing a frame for £220.00, including postage and packaging – And that’s anywhere in the world! Really good frames – You’ll love them – VS

Yo!!! Time for some product news…
The postman delivered a package yesterday, from Mr Saunders (manager of VP Components). It contained a range of VP products, ready for testing. The main pedal sets (pictured) are the “VP-569″s and the “VP-59″s.
The VP-569’s are the chunkier model. They feature an aluminium shell, with knurling and grip nodes. They also feature a Cr-Mo axle and removable reflectors. Initial thoughts; look to be robust, feature a trusted contemporary design, and they’re a fair weight – Suitable for dirt, street, park and flat.
Next we have the highly anticipated VP-59’s. These are very light, feature a sophisticated, low-profile shell with superior grip pins. They also look to be durable through design. The VP-59’s have been subjected to a level of refinement rarely seen in pedal technology (at least in the BMX sphere) – There is no surplus material, period. Another point to note, they’re to be affixed using an Allen-key. And if that’s not enough, they’re available in a range of colours (anodized) – Swish! Ref BMX, these pedals would be best suited to BMX racing/trails (Nb. These pedals are actually marketed specifically at MTB riders, ref Mtb footwear).
Service announcement: A quick message to the valleyside team, we have a few set’s free for testing. Get in contact if you want to test a set! We’ll be featuring a second performance related report on these pedals in the not to distant future. For now, check the pictures below!

Continue reading “Product Testing: VP Components/pedals.”