Here’s a look at the new Ride Magazine cover, with Josh Harrington doing a gnarly over rail that is hopefully a clip in his upcoming DVD, “Still Searchin’”. To find out what’s inside, click here.

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Sergio Layos whips his way onto the cover of the December 2011 Ride BMX Magazine. To see what is featured in this issue, go here.

New Ride cover featuring none other than Nora Cup winner Chris Doyle. See it full plus the list of contents after the jump.

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First Words
Reflecting back on the always-epic NORA Cup awards party is no easy task, but Editor in Chief Keith Mulligan gives it his best shot.

Start
Japan’s Takahiro Ikeda makes us all scratch our heads with his wild new flatland spin he calls the “Bug Machine.”

Up Front
Sponsor Block, Injured List, and Fine Print…the news in a nutshell.

Pro Q&A – Simon Tabron
Simon answers a slew of questions from our readers about 900s, fighting celebrities, his bike setup, and more. He also shows off Luna, one of the cutest dogs in the world.

How-To – Toboggans With Darryl Tocco
As a technical street and ramp rider who can do toboggans on just about anything and everything, Darryl Tocco is the perfect person to teach you this trick.

New Products
Fresh new frames, forks, bars, sprockets, cranks, seats, and more…

Soft Goods
Hot off the press…shirts, hoodies, and hats from Kink, Animal, 2hip, Stolen, and a few others.

Diversions
We sat down with Stew Johnson to pick his brain about Anthem 2, the highly anticipated sequel to a legendary BMX video.

Focus
A handful of wild action shots on dirt, flat, ramps, and street.

Bio – James Hess
With deep roots on the East Coast, Pennsylvania’s James Hess scores some shine time with a wild move down a double kinker.

Letters
Really? People are still sending in “sponsor me” letters to us here at Ride? Believe it…

Finish – Dan Lacey
Dan fills in a bunch of blanks to cap off the issue.

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NORA Cup 2010

“…what happened there will forever be a part of BMX’s legacy…” Interviews with all of the 2010 Ride BMX NORA Cup winners along with a handful of photos from that fateful night in Vegas.

Solid Escape – Seamus Mckeon’s Goat Haven/Ramp Warehouse
Seamus Mckeon lives deep out in North Carolina where he’s created his own escape by building a bunch of sketchy ramps in a barn. Oh, and he has a three-legged goat, too.

This Trip Rules! Highlights From The Road To Success With Failure
Matt “The Beard” Bischoff recalls his highlights from the Failure team’s first road trip together in three years.

Luke Parslow graces the cover of November’s Ride BMX Magazine. See the full cover and list of contents after the jump.

First Words
“One captured moment can speak volumes…” Editor in Chief Keith Mulligan touches upon what photos mean to him as we dive into this image-heavy issue of the magazine.

Start
Following in the footsteps of one BMX’s greats (Ruben Alcantara), Dakota Roche is helping change the game.

Up Front
Sponsor Block, Injured List, and Fine Print…the month’s news in a nutshell.

Pro Q&A – Anthony Napolitan
From the basics like when he started riding and what his favorite tricks are, to the type of chicks he’s into and which video games he plays, you guys asked him, and Anthony delivered.

New Products
New frames, forks, bars, cranks, and more from some of your favorite companies like Fly Bikes, S&M, Fit, Stolen, and others.

Soft Goods
T-shirts, hats, hoodies, jackets, shorts, and backpacks…enough soft goods to make your wallet burn a hole in your pocket.

Diversions
Sean Burns puts his iPod on shuffle and lists the first 10 songs that play, then four DVDs get reviewed including The Make’s and Kink’s new releases.

How-To 360 With Brian Foster
If there is any trails rider out there you’d want to learn stylish 360s from, it’s probably the Blue Falcon. Read up and learn some helpful tips from a master…

Focus
This month we have a special Focus section that is 14 pages long and chock full of action and lifestyle shots. A big photo special is probably long overdue, and this one doesn’t disappoint. Street, ramps, and flatland…it’s all in there.

Bio – Bazsi Ivanfi
The wild Hungarian rider known best for his crazy cross-footed 180 flips over spines scores his first photo in the magazine along with a quick interview for this month’s Bio.

Letters
This month’s letters include a kid who took a digger to the head, a guy who loves trails, and a Canadian…and of course Ryan Fudger being a smartass.

Finish – Brandon Dosch
Bet you didn’t know B-Dosch has a robot named Robie that eats his change…Brandon finishes off the magazine with this interesting tidbit and more in response to our barrage of random questions.

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Dark Days – Going Nocturnal With The Subrosa Team…
Miles Rogoish, Ryan Sher, Hoang Tran, Seamus McKeon, and Scott Ditchburn turned night into day on a recent trip to North Carolina and came back with a healthy dose of nocturnal bangers.

Andy Buckworth – The Dingo From Down Under
One of the hot up-and-comers from Australia on the international contest scene is making a big name for himself. Fresh off of winning an X Games gold medal, Dingo lands a solid interview along with a handful of awesome photos.

Stack ‘Em High – Built To Shred Gets Free Reign Of A Pallet Factory
Pallets have been a BMX staple at DIY spots for as long as anyone can remember, but when Corey Martinez and Dennis Enarson, were let loose in an entire factory of pallets, things got a bit wild.

I was completely buggin’ when I saw this pegs to hop over clip in Nathan’s “This Is United” section, and I have to say the photo is just as unreal. What you can’t see in the photo is that he also had to hop over a super tall railing to get onto the protruding platform. Corey Martinez on the trigger.

For more on the contents of this issue, go here.

Check a Jim C bike check over at Ride BMX, those pedals are going to be huge when the come out…

Day four of the Ride “Range of Motion” filming trip. They ride John Jennings trails and throw fake smoothies at car windows. I’m looking forward to this video already.
-Kurt

Check out the full cover and contents after the jump!
-Kurt

On The Cover: Bunnyhop whip drop-in at the Petaluma Park, not far from where Mike Krnaich first taught Kurtis Elwell how to do a tailwhip. Photo: Jeff Zienlinski

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First Words
Keith Mulligan addresses the irony of two featured articles, one year prior to this issue, which managed to find its way into this month’s issue.

Start
After a run-in with the law, the light at the end of the tunnel may seem out of reach, but for Paul Horan, that light was riding.

Up Front
Sponsor Block, Injuries List, Fine Print, and What’s On Ridebmx.com are all appearing to be in the normal positions. Also, the “Stay Fit” DVD is still in the works as time wines down for its unveiling at the 2009 NORA Cup Awards.

Pro Q&A: Kurt Rasmusson
A full-time worker, a family man, and an amazingly talented rider. What can’t this guy do? You guys asked the questions and Kurt delivered.

New Products
If I had a dollar for every time I saw a mom buying their kids bike parts, I’d probably have enough money to buy myself some parts. Anyways, here’s what we have in store for this month’s new products. Frames, stems, tires, headsets, grips, handlebars, and more.

Soft Goods
From prices ranging from $17 to $199, we have all the latest threads for everyone. So help stimulate the economy, kids and go buy a T-shirt!

Diversions
AOTC and Madera video reviews, along with a story of the boys that love their bicycles at FBM.

Pro Shop – Albe’s
Aside from being one of the biggest online mail order BMX shops out there, Albe’s also has a regular bike shop in the heart of Michigan. Mark “Flip” Flipowicz gives you the details on the shop.

How-To 180 With Dakota Roche
The 180 is just one of those tricks that every BMX rider should know how to do, so for the beginers, Dakota Roche is here to show you the essentials to successful execute a 180.

Bio – Bink (HELL YEAH! -Kurt )
The 21 year-old that seems to have a bad reputation on his bike, but even worse off his bike. David Quinn Seavey, better known is “Bink” landed himself in the hot-seat for this month’s bio.

Letters
Complainers, complainers, complainers…that’s all I see in this batch of letters except for a dizzy man in his late thirties dropping in on a ramp and a soldier building a half pipe.

Finish – Drew Bezanson
Bar humps, Catfish, ridiculous situations, lunatic drivers, procrastinating, his lust for a bulldozer. The words of a man who has his name mispronounced more than anyone, Drew Bezanson.

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The Chillest of Trips – Kink In Taiwan
Across the seas and on the other side of the world stands a country that most of you could care less about, sadly. But Taiwan does more for BMX than you think. I can bet most of you are riding either a frame or some kind of part that was fabricated from ther,e but we already covered that in last September’s Issue. As for as this year’s September issue, the Kink team plunged into the Taiwanese culture and enjoyed themselves in a slew of things that made for one hell of a trip.

Made In The U.S.A.
It’s hard to find a company these days that doesn’t manufacture their parts outside the United States. However, as for FBM, Profile, Solid, and S&M, this The States is where it all happens. We take an inside look into the masters of the U.S.A. companies today.

Kurtis Elwell Interview
Nor Cal local and super chill dude Kurtis Elwell finally got his full interview in the magazine. Along with a list of tricks he finally got done, Kurtis also talks about family life, traveling (and not traveling), sponsors, and more.

The Ten Best Street Spots of All Time
This one is pretty self-explanatory if you ask me. We asked the pros and they let us know their thoughts and opinions on the ten greatest street spots of all time.

Garrett Byrnes takes the cover for this issue. You can check out what else is in this issue after the jump.

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First Words
It doesn’t take much to launch a bike into the air. This is something we’ve all experienced and enjoyed over the years. Keith Mulligan elaborates on this idea and creates a prelude to the issue’s cover story, “The Ramp.”

Start
A discarded tube littered with more than dozen patches serves as a cool photograph and a great way to start off the issue.

Up Front
Injured List, Quotes, Fine Print, and an On The Grill interview with Morgan Wade are all in the front of the mag this month, just where we left ‘em last month, and where you’ll find ‘em again next month.

Pro Q&A – Van Homan
27 of your questions you left on ridebmx.com made it to the pages of the magazine after Van Homan answered them. Questions ranged from being pro, big gaps, traveling, and kicking ass for a long time…

Products
This month we show you 39 new products including four frames, components, tires, grips, and more.

Soft Goods
The weather is warming up around the country so that means you’ll need some new T-shirts for the summer. Check out our softgoods section this month to see what’s fresh on the scene.

Diversions
Jim Cielencki talks about Sunday’s first full-length DVD “Up, Up, And Away” and Ryan Fudger reviews it along with BMXFU’s “FUTU.”

Pro Shop – Empire BMX
Empire is probably one of the most famous BMX shops in the country so we are stoked to have Austin’s cornerstone in this issue and have Tom and Tina Williams answer some questions about their brainchild.

Focus
Seven pages of awesome action photos that will make you want to ride!

Bio – Mike Osso
Even after putting in more than a full week’s worth of work at Animal Bikes, Mike Osso finds time to ride…and ride really freakin’ good.

Bio – Ryan “Chris” Johnsson
This White Plains, New York, resident makes his first appearance in the magazine with a nice gap to wallride followed by a handful of questions so you can get to know him a little better.

Letters
Six of our MySpace friends get their messages published. Funny how things come full circle from the Web to the magazine like that…

Finish – Darryl Tocco
Kick ass rider, extraordinary filmer and editor, and all around great dude Darryl Tocco finishes off this issue with 26 fill-in-the-blanks.

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The Ramp
We got John Povah to build a portable launch ramp that we shipped in a bike box to Craig Mast, Dave Osato, Jimmy LeVan, and Garrett Byrnes for them to get creative with. The article took more than a year to complete, but yielded some great riding, and a handful of amazing photos that include everything from barbed wire to a Ferrari.

Kinda Random…
We get great, but random, photos at the office all the time that don’t really fit with what we are doing with the magazine, and after letting a bunch of BMX tidbits pile up for a while we decided to unload it in this random, but extremely interesting, article featuring stories, quotes, photos, and illustrations from all walks of life.

Four Nights To Get It Right – DeLaRosa, Wise, White, And Simms In New York City
Four days in NYC with these street shredders is sure to produce some great riding, and of course some wild stories too. Fudger documents both…

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