Cult Pro Timmy Theus hits up his local skatepark on the southside of Chicago. While the video quality is lacking, Timmy still puts together a solid edit filled with his usual creative freecoaster style.

Edit from the jam that Cult put on a couple weeks ago. Insane flat rail session and then Lil Jon does the wildest wallride ever.

Cult held a jam over the weekend at their warehouse. They held a flat rail contest for the kids and then the ramps got sessioned as well. Check it out.

Cult threw a jam at their clubhouse yesterday and already there is an edit finished and online. Chase Hawk, Chase Dehart, Dakota Roche, Trey Jones, Alex Kennedy, Lil Jon, Kevin Porter, and more where on hand along with plenty of locals trying to win best trick.

Robbie has an interview on Ride where he speaks about their second DVD, Talk Is Cheap:

“We’re super passionate about DVDs and we’re going to have a book to go along with it that Adam Roye’s been getting done and I think having that finished product in your hands is going to be the moment that makes the whole project worth it. I think using mediums like we do…VX, the Super8 and all the processing fees that go along with it and actually doing a DVD and paying for that is kinda rare now a days but it’s an art form and a medium that we believe strongly in, so we’re gonna stick to it no matter how much noise is made on the web. We’re going to make our own noise our way and I think to this point, we’ve done that with Cult. We want to keep consistent with that.”

I’m unbelievably stoked to see this video. Re-watch the trailer here.

Wow. No words needed.

Or so Robbie Morales says in this interview:

“It’s looking like some time around June for the video. We are almost done with a trailer.”

This is going to be crazy…

40 or so seconds of some mellow rails on the receiving end of Shawn Swain’s not-so-mellow bag of rail tricks.

Via Cult.

I actually know this kid (he’s Phu from Epic BMX‘s son) and it’s pretty amazing how good he is at 8. This video raises an interesting moral dilemma though. Do you tell an 8 year old that he’s spinning his 3′s the wrong way to correct his form? Or do you just let it rock and hope he follows in the footsteps of George Dossantos, Alistair Whitton and Ryan Nyquist, turning into the next goofy footed superstar? This is why I can’t have a kid any time soon, there are too many hard decisions like this.

That bike he’s on? It’s a 12″ Cult complete that we learned about today in an email about their new line of juvenile completes that come in 12″, 16″ and 18″. Check out the press release after the jump along with a video of 10 year old Bryce Tryon.

Here’s some info on the upcoming JUVENILE COMPLETE LINE that will be in stock very soon…With so many friends and family of CULT having babies, we took a hard look at the state of 12″, 16″ and 18″ inch completes and set out to design bikes kids could actually shred on…Working on the geometry, weight, aesthetic etc…We then tested the heck out of the bikes with 10 year old Bryce Tryon on the 18″, Tucker on the 16″ and 8 year old Max Vu on the 12″…These guys put the bikes through the paces and we are pleased with how they hold up…Watch these two edits below…

Kilian Roth is now doing it for Cult in Germany via Traffic Distribution. Kilian has a lot of style and him being on Cult makes perfect sense to me.