This is the video part of the year

[Prodigal Son]

That Drew B thing is definitely sickening.

I'm a little Ians Wartz on the Mastroni video. How many of those rail setups did he purposefully make? I get the painting bit, thats smart marketing.

[dude...]

i was wondering about that. dont have a problem with it though, especially when you wanna do something that will only work on a very specific setup

[paranoidmexican]

Drew b wins bmx

The new viki gomez video is really good too

[Bunky]

I honestly feel like the Zack Gerber edit is better than the Drew B edit.

Some of the spots that Zack makes work are what really impresses me.  Drew's edit obviously had a pretty decent budget where Zack probably had almost no budget and probably found a lot of those spots instead of making them.  No denying that the Drew edit is absolutely nuts, but I feel like the Zack spots had a lot more potential to really destroy him.  Some of those front flips are just insane...  Some of those rails are burly too.

[ginger]

I would say falling off the curved wallride would be way way way way more likely to kill you than anything Gerber did. Except maybe that last frontflip.

[Prodigal Son]

I really like Demarcus Paul. He's the last dude on this.

http://youtu.be/f_p33-lyWaA

[locomotive]

I would say falling off the curved wallride would be way way way way more likely to kill you than anything Gerber did. Except maybe that last frontflip.

curved bankride*   

[Bunky]

I really like Demarcus Paul. He's the last dude on this.

http://youtu.be/f_p33-lyWaA

Demarcus is one of the nicest people I've ever had the pleasure of riding with, let alone just in general.  The dude is just awesome.  I got to ride with him several times back when I was in college in the middle of nowhere south Georgia in the town of Valdosta.  When I met him, his bike was absolutely falling apart.  Like, I think he had an unsealed 48 hole front wheel with a 36 hole cheap Odyssey rear wheel that must have been missing 6 spokes, and a Euro BB that fell to pieces when I took his cranks off.  It amazed me how good he could ride that bike though, and he always had a smile on his face.  It's really cool to think that he took the risk of moving to California and that it worked out for him. 

I saw him at Interbike a couple of years back when he was riding for Freed, and he immediately came up and gave me a big smiley hug.

That Kinked rail he Icepicks up is just ridiculous.  I don't think I've ever seen an edit where someone goes up a rail that long, let alone ice's it.   That over smith slide on the bank to rail is just awesome too.