See Chase’s Cult Bad Boy in detail here.

Sean Sexton has the craziest skatepark lines, Chase D does some flowing street lines, Scotty Cranmer does an awesome g-turn down a double set and someone (Scotty I think?) does one of the most ridiculous smith grinds ever for the first clip.

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Previously: Fox Golden State Of Mind Tour Part 1

Fox heard your cries of “that video player sucks” and re-upped this shit on Vimeo. Every company trying to invent their own video player in BMX should follow suit.

From Fox’s trip out west featuring their whole team. I heard something about a Chase Dehart Fox web video coming soon???

Video from the Cult premiere that went down just a few blocks away from the TCU HQ here in Bushwick. The video consists mostly of a session that went down on the flat ledges they pulled out in front of Post Bikes, there’s a part 2 coming which will probably focus on the premiere itself that happened later on. There’s a whole lot of Torey Kish in this edit, but hey, that’s just like, my opinion. After the jump check out Trey Jones’ new Fox ad seen on the Cult site.
Continue reading Cult’s Brooklyn Premiere. >

Seen on Least Most, here’s an edit of a grind box jam that went down at Two By Four. Mostly footage of younger kids, but there’s some stuff from guys like Wiz, Scerbo and Chase D too. Stoked to see Crazy Black still shredding in a 3 year old TCU shirt, that viewed now kinda looks like it should be worn entering the octagon in a UFC fight.

I was just laying down to go to sleep when I grabbed my phone to check Twitter and saw this news, which led me to get up, screen cap the Tweet and post it. What a strange thing I have going here. Either way, good for Chase and good for Cinema.

Previously: Chase Dehart Off Shadow

Chase has an interview up on OnlySteez where he touches on skateboarding and other non-BMX hobbies, shit talk on the internet, leaving Shadow, current things with Cult, and more. Check it out here.

Heard about this Saturday and figured I’d wait to see how Chase and Shadow wanted to break the news, but Chase posted about it on his Q&A thread so I guess that means it’s official:

“this is a bit of a random post, but i’m not trying to make a big deal of it and figure the people who pay attention to this are who care. but after 2 years i decided to step off the shadow pro team, this isn’t due to any bad blood or anything of that, i respect shadow and appreciate everything they have done for me, i was just seeing myself not giving the effort i should of been torwards them, so i figured it was only fair i step off and let someone else be in my possition, i felt i should be moving on if i wasn’t going to give full focus to them. i’m saying thanks to ron and everyone at shadow, thanks for all the good times and help, i’m sure i’ll be hanging with you soon!”

Doesn’t sound like there’s any hard feelings there. I bugged Chase for new sponsor info and he says he currently doesn’t have any plans.

UPDATE: Ronnie B (owner of Shadow) reached out to me regarding this:

“First and foremost, Chase and Shadow are cool and by no means is this a split fueled by anger or discontent. It’s merely Chase wanting to focus his energy on Cult.

Some times in life changes are difficult to swallow, but I really respect Chase and consider him a friend. If he needs to make this moveto better himself, we 110% support him.”

Devon Hutchins put up 4 new posters on his site that you’ll be able to get your hands on soon, or that you could use as desktop backgrounds right now. The Chase D one above can be seen full size here, Dakota’s is here, Chase Hawk’s is here and here’s another random one.