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This is a great idea! best looking fender i’ve seen for sure. pick one up at Chari & Co.

This is the first in a series from Toronto based riders Tom Mosher, Jackson Wallace, Kyle Messier, and Phillip Williams. Im always excited to see stuff from Tom, and this looks like its gonna be alot of fun.

Matt Spencer put together a video of Corey’s fall from his Austin Trip, and it doesn’t look pretty. He ended up with internal bleeding and a split chin. Let’s hope for a speedy recovery. Check out Prolly’s site for more ATX shredding by the Long Beach dudes.

Wolfdrawn

I sent some of the Kansas City dudes a care package recently. I am really hyped on the progress of the BBG crew within the last year and I felt they deserved a little bit of swag.

If you didn’t catch Joseph’s intro edit click here.

AJ has been on the scene for years but rarely graces us with footage or edits. I think the phrase goes, “absence makes the heart grow fonder.” Either way, AJ throws down a handful of goodies in his most recent video that John posted up. The pull up bike transfer was sick, the nose wheelies are on lock, and that hubba hop to grass was at the top of a huge stair setl. Well done AJ, really stoked on the new stuff and psyched to see the riding and antics!

Here we have a nice little video for Portugese bicycle publication Jornal Pedal. Hopefully we will see more from them soon.

The SoundTrack Paris guys put together a nice edit with leftover clips from the last year. Check it!

Saw this quick clip from Brad Simms over on the Rise. This dude is known for his amazing hops. Watch it to believe it.

Steven Jensen hit up San Jose and was tricking around with the locals. Looks like he is still feeling out the SKYLMT setup.

In a post last week I asked people to submit photos of their beaten and worn shoes to the ZLOG facebook page. We had 11 entries and one of them stood out among the others.

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Here is a good one from the Salt Lake City homies.

Featuring: Sam Allgood, Jackson Bradshaw, Wyn Barnett, Geddy Moyle, Evan Service, Izik Service, Parker Thompson

via FOAD

I have been sporting the Ignoble Cora Rucksack for the better part of two months now and it is definitely a step-up from other rucksacks. It is a very light-weight (624 g) nylon bag and is structured quite well. The straps on the side expand and compress depending on how much is being carried. The zip pockets on the top flap and exterior have nice leather pull straps and the side pockets make nice water bottle/u-lock holsters. The inside has a small pouch for small items, and there is even a slot that fits a laptop or books. The straps are well cushioned and it offers a cross-strap that helps keep it stable when riding.

The Cora Classic Rucksack is a good mid-sized bag that can fit quite a bit of stuff, but it works best as a day to day pack. Did I mention that it is made in the U.S.A. with military-grade materials?

A little over a year ago, Ignoble bags came onto the scene with their Mona Cocoon backpack, which was their only bag at the time. They now carry 5 different styles on their web store, each of which have their own unique look.

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