I love this super BMX style. True racing style mixed with flow developed from trails and bowls. Kris is the type of guy I would put in the dictionary under "BMX rider". I'd put a photo of his last clip right there saying the kind of guy that pedals his ass off and launches over (way over) an 8-foot-tall fence. That's a BMX rider.

Some riding footage and some good ol' fashion talking from these two Woodward West dwellers. With Kris you get the best style with your Mike Aitken-esque tricks and with Larry you get high energy, go big tricks for the most part. He can ride like Kris though, I swear...

Big Daddy is not one to back down from a challenge (as I watch him do some crazy things on Fuel TV's Thrillbilles). Big Daddy hucks a tailwhip over his "Ferrari" (it's a Nissan 300z) from a homemade ramp to flat... No landing necessary.

To view the official website click HERE and to view it on facebook click HERE.

Friday November 5th, 40 years of BMX history will be on display at the Bixby Knolls Expo Center in Long Beach, CA (4321 Atlantic Avenue). Free to the public and the mayor will be attending from 7:30 to 8 pm to promote a BMX day!
Saturday November 13, at the same location, meet BMX greats Bob Haro, Eddie Fiola, and more. 4130 Subway Series Rides will do a ride with planned stops and activities at each. Giant Bicycles afterparty as well.
Sunday November 14, 9030 Somerset Boulevard in Bellflower, CA. BMX freestyle by S&M, dirt jumping by Redline, and flatland by Ling Designs. BMX races by Intense and much more.

Sorry if you are a fixie-hater, but I love SE bicycles and DC shoes. Fixed gear bicycles are... okay.

Here is a press release on SE and DC's collab project on this bicycle...

"DC is proud to introduce the PK Ripper Fixed Gear, the third
installment in a series of limited edition bike projects from DC and SE
Racing, all designed to embrace the heritage of the brand and the
sport. A collector's item, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike production
will be limited to only 2,500 bikes worldwide.
The Fixed
Gear collaboration mixes a touch of 1970's bike nostalgia with modern
bike performance features. Inspirations for the PK Ripper Fixed Gear
bike's design aesthetic stem directly from the original DC x SE Racing
PK Ripper collaboration. The new fixed gear bike design details are
directly inspired from the classic PK Ripper BMX bike, complete with
Floval tubing, Landing Gear fork and Looptail rear end. This blend of
old school BMX and a modern fixed gear bike not only takes its cues
from the PK Ripper BMX construction but also its colorways' "Matte Black
and Ball Burnished Silver.

DC and SE Racing first joined
together in 2007 for their exclusive limited edition project ' 30 Years
of Radness.' The project honored 30-plus years of BMX history, and DC
and SE Racing celebrated with a re-release of the PK Ripper bike in its
original aesthetic for an exclusive limited edition quantity. In 2008,
DC and SE Racing joined forces once again with the release of the DC x
SE Racing 24' Quadangle. The Quadangle, or the Quad Looptail as it was
known, was a 1980's freestyle classic, and for the second collaboration
DC and SE Racing re-released the BMX bike in for the first time ever,
in a 24' version the same classic frame.

The DC PK Ripper
Fixed Gear bike's Matte Black and Ball Burnished Silver colorways will
both be limited to only 1,250 each worldwide. The bike will be
available for $1,000 at select boutiques and specialty bike shops
worldwide."