Dakota Roche takes you through the steps required to defy gravity by riding on a wall.

Dan’s has a new bike check up of Dak’s Cult OS V3. Take a look to see a full run down of what Cult and Cinema parts he is currently riding.

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.

Here, Aaron and Dakota go head to head in a game of BMX trivia where they answer questions about each other. Far less SMH worthy than Mad Dog 2.0 and Pat Casey’s game of trivia.

The moment where the kid asks Aaron for an autograph is pretty great, he handles it like a G.

You can see that old S&M Dakota ad that Aaron’s talking about after the jump.

Justin Kosman describes this as “A combination of prints from digital, shots on a Polaroid Land Camera, Fuji FP100c film and Polaroid 669 film and a copysystem pro insta-film copy film machine.”

A long, long time ago (2 weeks to be exact) a team of professional bike riders went to Barcelona to film a web video. The video immediately became very controversial, as fans argued over whether the video was as good as they had been led to believe it was going to be, which if you think about it, is a pretty weird thing to discuss.

The pro riders involved then took to Twitter to voice their displeasure with their own fans not being appreciative enough of the video. Which if you think about it, is a pretty weird reaction.

And now we have a photo gallery posted up on Ride UK featuring previously unseen photographs as well as captions like:

“A lot of the clips of the photos you see here are being saved for the Cinema DVD… (so feel privileged that you’re getting to see this stuff in still format)”

Which if you think about it, is a pretty fucking weird thing to say to someone when you are effectively asking them to look at your photographs.

And so ends the tale of the Cinema Barcelona web video, a 5 and a half long Vimeo file that has caused a lot of otherwise fairly normal people to behave in very strange ways.

I had a hunch this would happen. The press release after the jump.

We are pleased to announce that Dakota Roche has joined the Dan’s Comp team! Dakota is a modern day street riding legend and comes to the team by way of Nathan Williams, who brought the idea to us a few months ago. We are super excited to have him on the Dan’s Comp roster and here’s what the man himself has to say about it: “Really stoked to be joining the Dan’s Comp family! It’s an honor to be a part of such a dope team and to back a mail order that has been in BMX forever. Looking forward to many good times!”
Dak lives in sunny Southern Californa and rides for Cult, Cinema and Vans. Look for more from Dakota soon!

Featuring the whole Cult team and a bunch of other thugs.

Dope new edit from Cult featuring Dak, Steven Mack, Codey Levesque, and Andrew Castaneda.  They took a trip to Arizona for the Serenity Ride Shop Jam, and hit a couple parks and a street street spots while they were down there.  That hanger at the end is awesome!

Will showed us me all the footage from this the other day so I’m going to do that thing where I mention it, brag about it, and act like I’m not bragging.

There’s a behind the scenes photo gallery up here.

Featuring Nathan Williams, Corey Martinez, Sean Sexton and Dakota Roche.