I think Mr. Kenny Hale shot this one for me. Church ledge manual in the SAC area.
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Showing posts with label Brian Castillo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brian Castillo. Show all posts
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Friday, March 04, 2011
Primo Casket
Somewhere over in the Twitter Universe The Big Boss Man posted a picture of a Primo Casket stem his sales team gave him. Yeah they were so heavy and could make a great paper weight, but they did a pretty good job as a handlebar holder. I had one on my cruiser for a couple of years and it worked well, but as Boss man said, it was very heavy. Now it sits somewhere on my workbench holding down papers.
Demolition Medial 2.0 BMX Bike Crank - 175mm - Black
GRIPS BMX DEMOLITION MISSILE CYAN BLUE
Demolition Stealth BMX Bike Stem - Flat White
GRIPS BMX DEMOLITION MISSILE BLACK
Demolition Medial 2.0 BMX Bike Crank - 175mm - Black
GRIPS BMX DEMOLITION MISSILE CYAN BLUE
Demolition Stealth BMX Bike Stem - Flat White
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Made In Taiwan--Brian Castillo
Another epic part from Brian Castillo. So fast and so many rad lines. Switch rail down the corridor was so rad also.
07 castillo & credits from bmxmdb.com on Vimeo.
Go here to watch the full video. http://bmxmdb.com/films/108-Made-In-Taiwan
07 castillo & credits from bmxmdb.com on Vimeo.
Go here to watch the full video. http://bmxmdb.com/films/108-Made-In-Taiwan
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