Long time team rider, family member & recently warehouse manager for our USA distribution centre, Paddy Gross has been working on this project for quite some time now.

Collecting his own footage over a year or more with his own unique style of riding celebrating the sometimes forgotten art of freestyle. Paddy really shows his love for what many would call mid school BMX. Something I personally can really relate too.

Sprinkled with a selection of riders from all over the globe, this video has the feel of an old Props section.

Filmed & edited by Matt Miller with a host on contributors along the way.

The finished product is a treat to watch. Sit back & enjoy !!

Yo yo !!

Clint Millar recently put together a prototype 2016 model Prody Frame for his brand of mini ramp riding.

There a few changes on this Prody Frame over last years special limited edition release. Namely chain stay mounted brakes being the biggest change but still plenty of room with 25-9T gearing for brakes. The production frames will have a few small changes again from this sample here giving a different look in detail again.

Clint’s Colony parts list is as follows…

Frame: 2016 Prody 20.6″ in Mint
Fork: Guardian with mounts
Bars: Hardy Bars
Grips: Much Room
Bar Ends: Konka
Stem: Official
Headset: Colony with adjustable spacer
Detangler: RX3 Rotary with prototype cables to suit
Front Brakes: Transformer
Rear Brake: Transformer
Levers: Transformer V2 levers
Cranks: 22’s 170mm
BB: Colony 22mm MID
Sprocket: 2016 Colony Cadiz sample 25T
Pedals: Fantastic Plastic
Front Wheel: Contour Rim Chrome with Rainbow Spokes & Wasp Hub in Rainbow
Front Tyre: Agenda 2.15″
Rear Wheel: Contour Rim Chrome with Rainbow Spokes & Wasp Cassette RHD in Rainbow with Alloy Wasp Driver
Rear Tyre: Agenda 1.9″
Pegs: Anyway Plastic (sleeves removed)
Hub guards: Wasp front & rear
Seat: Shield Fat Combo

New items like the 2016 Prody Frame & the Cadiz Sprocket will be available worldwide from August onwards.

Our buddy Polly just dropped this dialed video of him riding a few of his local parks, reppin’ Sealy’s Cycles which is where he works out in Frankston, Victoria. Props to Aidan Rice for filming and editing this.