Eclat's pro team heads down south and finds a variety of spots for their variety of riders. Shane Weston finds some amazing rails and ledges to tech up and Sean Burns finds some gaps and drops to manhandle. This video is amazing by the way. Not sure if Tocco edited it, but the filming and editing is beautiful.

Shane Weston is now prizzo for Eclat and filmed this edit on his iPhone for them. I don't know what's more impressive, his ability to hop bar/fakie hop so high or his ability to do a dozen tricks all linked with manuals forwards and back.

Yet another video of Sean Burns proving the quality of Eclat's products. It must be awesome to have Sean Burns as a rider. Everybody loves him and trusts what he rides and he's the best R&D guy in the business. Need to test new cranks? Let's jump off a building... See how they do...

Bruno Hoffmann gives you a standard run down of his bike, full of WeThePeople and Eclat product. Good looking bikes aren't why you're watching this video though. You're watching this because Bruno is a street king and no bike check video is complete without some great riding clips.

Sean Burns did a little interview on the Eclat website about his new signature grips. Click the link to read that...

Of course grips are something you really have to try to understand, but I really like the look of them. Coming from a guy like me that dissects every change in pattern on a grip, that means a lot. I like that they don't have any weird patterns or ribs that rip off easily. As he explained, they look like the kind of grips that you wear in naturally and they feel real good once you get them nice and broken in. Peep the pics...