Unfortunately, Devon's welcome edit isn't out yet, but it's a pretty big move for him so we're stoked for him. Here's a welcome video for Rubio though and wow this guy has a great feeling to his riding. Don't yell at me, but he reminds me of Ian Schwartz with his unique approach to obstacles and street flow. Flow is a weird thing on street; not everybody has it.

Tony Neyer went absolutely hard in the paint for the best trick contest. I like best trick contests for street oriented courses because I can't predict the winner or winning trick. Tooth hanger TO over tooth. Talk to me about this.

Below that is a practice video with Osiris' Sean Ricany and Devon Smillie. Cameo by... Spinner...

Edit is pretty chilled out. Devon has so much talent and I was waiting for a banging clip that wouldn't let me not post this, and of course he pulled through at the end. Double peg to crankslide on a kinker... Damn.

The obstacle master. Devon's got a trick for whatever you throw at him. And if it's a normal park/street obstacle, he'll give you more than you bargained for. A young gun with amazing bike control.

Josh and Devon get to play in the ultimate playground, Woodward West. Lots of technical trickery from both riders from the slow and low of Betley to the fast and high of Smillie. Probably the worst song I have ever heard... Ever.