Broc is sooo good. SOOO good. Unfortunately, he broke his wrist at Da Compound GFFT contest... But we still got some great footage from the streets and a nice skatepark. Broc's stylish tricks are... The way everyone wants to look I think. Makes it look easy.

Check out everything that went down on the Subrosa shield (ramp to rainbow ledge to ramp) and the Shadow coffin (up box to short down box). Hoang Tran does a sick nozza 180 off the coffin, BMX legend Dave Voelker doing a flip fakie, and a ton more.

What should I even say about this? Besides being speechless, I really don't know what anyone would say about this. It's very... Eventful? It's Tom Dugan. Over 10 minutes of him. Can't go wrong there...

For years, Northern California has produced groundbreaking street talent, starting as far back as S.F.'s Curb Dogs crew and Ron Wilkerson (a Nor Cal transplant in the late '80s.) That tradition continued into the next two generations, as Solid Bikes grew up in popularity throughout the Sacaramento area and a new breed of raw street talent descended on the streets of San Francisco.

Enter the new generation: Team K.I.L. Hailing from the Bay Area, with the addition of some fresh..

You won't see any recycled spots in one of Tom's edit; he likes to keep things fresh. Fresh spots, fresh tricks. That's more than I can say for most of the web videos coming out these days.

Sun mixin' it up as well. Some hardcore street from David Grant, makin' it look easy, and some true dirt riding from Ryan Wert. Get stoked/pumped.