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Our latest video: An ode to BMX by Steve Crandall. Get this in you!

They don’t make stickers like they used to. 

Slightly obsessed with Conifers “Furmaid”.

In 2009, Brit Nathan Millward was enjoying  life working in a cafe in Sydney, but the good times were cut short after his Visa extension was denied and he was given 3 days to pack up his life in Australia and exit the country.  Rather than booking a flight back to the UK, he made the bold decision to hit the road and ride home.  He packed his world belongings into a box,  strapped it to the back of his trusty 105cc Honda postman's bike (max speed 40mph) and embarked on the ride of his life. He set off with no Visas in place, no mechanical knowledge and wasn't even sure if his cash would stretch the 23,000 mile ride home . . .  Little did Nathan know as he rode away from the Sydney Opera House that morning, he was at the start of a grand journey that would take him further than he ever could have imagined. A journey not just of epic proportions, but one that would take him right to the extremities of personal discovery and ultimately, would take him in search of the end of the road.  

If this doesn’t make you want to get out there and ride, you’re dead inside. 

Our buddy and favourite pheasant Sandy Carson was just featured in this rad little video by Fairdale bikes. Definitely a weird cat guy...

Motorcycle adventurer Nathan Millward, aka “The Postman” rocking our Triad zipper on a recent MYB shoot... We have a film in the works that documents some of his incredible trips, including his epic ride from Syndey to London on a 105cc postman’s scooter and his outlook on adventures and life on the road... More details soon. Zipper hoods are up in our store for 30 notes!

Make Your Bones contributer Fraser Byrne shot this rough and raw film with Dennis Enarson for Dig Magazine. Check it out.

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This is BMX!

“This pic was exactly 20 years ago today. Drenched in Siberia, a tarp to shelter us while we had a brew. It is amazing to think that back then it was, essentially, impossible to find any kind of café/restaurant or hostelrie. Every craving for a cuppa was met with an open fire and a billy can. Seen here drying out sodden socks. Within two weeks we would hit the misery of what eventually became known as the Zilov Gap. This pic, captures blissful ignorance of the months ahead before we reached Magadan.” Watch our PETROL, FOOD, BEER film with Austin for more inspirational words and images. 

Yeaah braa!

Beautiful film, beautiful digs.

Bas Keep just shut down Ride UK scoring the cover of their last ever print issue and In the process, kicked down the door to new realms of BMX. 

Make your own Fun!!! Brainwork with Anthony Tashnick. Get this in you.

YO!