Seems like The Bakery got a title sponsor and Dirt Ron to do an odd intro. Regardless of that though, the riding in this is completely retarded and whoever filmed it definitely stepped it up in comparison to the past Bakery edits.

Just finally got a press release about the big news that we broke earlier this month:

“Ipath Footwear, fresh off of strong showings at the recent Long Beach and New York City Agenda trade shows, has formed a BMX team led by industry legend, Van Homan. Homan, an X-Games medalist in street, dirt, and park is joined by fellow team members Seth Kimbrough, Shane Weston and Alex Magallan.

While Ipath’s roots run deep in skate, they have been widely accepted and welcomed into both the BMX and surf communities as the lifestyle footwear brand for the active youth culture.

Ipath will feature several styles launching in Fall 2012 to support their new BMX team.

Please visit ipath.com for more information.”

The BMX part of the site no longer exists and there isn’t a link to the BMX team page anymore, which is odd, but I’m sure they have a new one in the works.

UPDATE: Whoops, spoke too soon. The iPath BMX team are listed along with the skate team on their “family” page. Probably the only company I’ve ever seen put their skate and BMX pro’s on the same team page like this.

UPDATE 2: Brian Osborne (who is now the iPath TM) just texted me saying that Chester Blacksmith, Raul Ruiz and Brian Yeagle are still on the team despite not being on the current team page.

Looks like Van isn’t the only one on iPath, I just heard that Shane and Seth also had posters up at the tradeshow. They will join Andrew Jackson, Jim Bauer and Brian Yeagle who are already on the team.

UPDATE: Chester too.

Another addition to their ever growing team. Awesome knowing that childhood friends, Corey Martinez and Seth are on the same team for the first time in years.

It’s so amazing that Seth still lives in the middle of nowhere, rides the sketchiest spots and still gets the most ridiculous stuff done.

“Another year in the books and to celebrate, we decided to put some of our favorite clips from the year into one special edit. This one goes out to Rickey Bates. Happy Birthday buddy, we miss you! Thanks for the love and we hope you enjoy it!“- Shadow

Shadow’s heavy hitting team of Ben Hucke, Seth K, Trey Jones, Lahsaan and Simone Barraco hit up some shops and skateparks, as well as some local street spots on the east coast for this edit.

“Check out the lookbook from our Keep it Local North East Tour featuring Trey Jones, Seth Kimbrough, Simone Barraco, Ben Hucke, Lahsaan Kobza, and Ryan Sher. We hit up the 2×4 store, Ed’s Bike Shop, and Pennskate and had a blast. The full edit of the trip will be dropping next Wednesday, December 7th and it’s going to be fire!“- Shadow

A young gun up against a legendary rider in a parking lot game of B.I.K.E.. Who’s your money on? The outcome may surprise you.

Traveling from the USA to Russia is a long way to go to ride bikes, but I think everyone made it worth their trip. Here’s what Shadow has to say about it:
“Trey Jones, Ben Hucke, Ryan Sher, and Seth Kimbrough took the road less traveled when they headed out to Moscow, Russia for 14 days. Add in owner Ronnie B., photographer Ryan Fudger, and myself, and it made for one of the most memorable trips we’ve ever had. Check it out! Huge thanks to Evgeny and Sasha at Hellride Distribution for making this one possible!“