With the go ahead of one doctor, Corey Bohan joins up with the Red Bull Ride and Seek crew to Texas for the first stop of the road trip and Corey's first official session back on the bike at Empire's bike shop and Joe Rich's backyard set-up. It's nothing but great trail riding and barbeque from then on as the boys hang out with AJ - the most metal BMXer in Texas.
Drew Bezanson is a top BMX competitor with a three-peat victory in effect at Simple Session plus he has been honored with some of BMX's highest achievements, but he remains humble and continues to push his limits in BMX. Bezanson travels light with the bare minimum to stay connected and to stay on his bike. Hear from Bezanson what are his traveling vitals and greatest career highlights in this My Five.
Dylan is a Bama transplant living the west coast life in San Francisco. He has the raw street style that could only come from making the most out of very little. Dylan has been working hard on this edit for some time and it shows. We are please to present Dylan Sparkman to our team.
Here's a very short video that local rider Matt Watson made using the new GoPro2... testing out the slo mo! Shop rider Slosh makes a short appearance too...
Follow the Ride and Seek crew from Houston to Dallas as they destroy everything in their path, from the streets to the trails and even the wakeboard park. Corey Martinez and Tony Neyer seek out street spots along the way, while Aaron Ross, Corey Bohan and Drew Bezanson hit the trails in Houston. The crew even meets up with pro wakeboarder JD Webb in Dallas for a wakeboard session. This heavy crew takes care of business no matter where they end up. Expect the unexpected!
Oh my good I'm soooo excited about Empire Of Dirt this year!!! Alexandra Palace Way, London, N227AY. May 19th at 11:30am until May 20th at 5:00pm BE THERE
Chad Kerley is a BMX rider through and through. From his start on the race track, Kerley knew he was built to ride and that was all he wanted to do from the earliest of days -- he started when he was four! Eventually, Kerley found his way into a skatepark and started riding ramps -- the race track was officially left in the dirt. With the help of fellow former racer, Dennis Enarson was able to help Kerley transition into the world of freestyle BMX. Kerley is pro for Nike and considers himself a street rider that can seek out spots in the "outside world" without being stuck inside a skatepark, and with his technical skills it makes perfect sense. Get know your favorite BMX pro with the help of the Alli Show!