Max Trunz just finished up this edit for ESPN, from his spot at Woodview in New Jersey, and it looks like a pretty sweet spot; “Scott Probst, Brian Anwander, Pat Nugent and I started digging there in ’06. Since then a lot of people have been digging on and off to keep them running. Chris Rafferty and Frank Spinelli, have been there more than anyone recently and that’s why this edit features them. This edit was filmed in June and July of this year…”

Catty Jam is coming up on Labor Day (which is Sept 4th, rain dates being 5th and 6th), so sort your diaries out and get stuck in. I asked Jay Crosson from PA Woods a bunch of questions and a Top 5 which we just put up on ESPN, so check that out for more info about Catty…

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Check it out – Johnny Herricks from the Dialed 603 scene’s new Tech2 ride, from Circuit BMX shop. Matt black, fully set-up, and built to roast. We love it.

No, it’s not HD, it’s not Glidecam, and it doesn’t have anything built by Cinevate securing an HD DSLR at a perfectly horizontal angle pull-focussing and tracking while filming at 60fps edited down on Final Cut Pro on a studio-specification Mac. No. But what it does have, is proper roasting trails filmed at the Dialed 603 spot featuring Johnny Herrick, Ian Bresnahan, Joel Evitts, and Adam Spitalny blastin’ dubs somewhere in New Hampshire, and it’s still a very beautiful thing.

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Check it out – Mark‘s jam on the weekend now has live music. Can it get any better?

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