Tate Roskelley, who above is in the middle of an actual clip from Killjoy (buy it here), is now getting flow from Etnies after leaving Lotek.

Tate (yes, I just went to his Facebook and used the goofiest photo I could find) has decided to leave Lotek:

“I would like to thank Rich and everyone involved with Lotek for keeping me supplied with shoes over the last few years. I had a lot of fun times with everyone on the team, and best of luck to all my friends in the future.”

Here’s the trailer for the new OSS Denver Nugs DVD. This is just a little taste of the full 20 minute video which you can order FREE (it will also come free with any order) from the web store. We should have copies in about a week so get your order in now.

“Killjoy” comes from the creator of “That’s It”, and it looks like it will live up to, or surpass it.It will feature sections from Elf, Cameron Wood, Dave Thompson, Rob Wise, Tate Roskelley, Matt Beringer, and Mike Aitken. What an amazing lineup. It looks like this will be new Aitken footage, which is great to see.

The video premieres on the 28th in SLC and you can check out a flier for it after the jump.

“That’s It!” is a classic DVD, and hopefully you’ve already seen it. If not, don’t make the mistake of missing it twice. All the sections can be found after the jump. If you are completely unfamiliar with the disc, it has sections from Mike Aitken, Matt Beringer, Elf, Cam Wood, Fuzzy Hall, Tate Roskelley, Rob Wise, and Dave Thompson.

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Here’s Dig’s write up about this video:

“Random trips are always the best trips! Kurt Russell has a house in St. Thomas so DIG contributor Joey Cobbs decided to get a random crew together for 10 days to ride, hangout, and explore a new place no one has ever done a BMX trip to.

The crew consisted of Matt Beringer, Cam Wood, Rob Wise, Tate Roskelley, Dennis Enarson, Mike Jonas, Kurt Russel, John Ivers, Wes Rhoe and Christian Rigal. Check out the full article in DIG issue 82!”

It’s pretty awesome to see some big name dudes like these guys do a trip in such a random place just for fun (since this sort of thing is typically a team trip or whatever). One of the standout riders in this has to be Mike Jonas with all that insane underhanded rail stuff.

Tate Roskelley is one of the most innovative riders out there right now (at least in the public eye), and he just built up a brand new ride. Head over to Quality BMX if you’d like to see it.

I didn’t even know this was happening but the OSS site has a post up about Tate Roskelley being added to their team:

“Ever since we decided to not bother doing any more parts through OSS we had one rider in mind that would be a perfect fit for the team; Tate Roskelley. Tate’s one of our best friends and I think we all agree that he’s one of our favorite riders of all time. Our friend John Hicks went out with him a couple times while he was out here hanging with us in Long Beach and got this edit done to introduce Tate to the team. Look for more stuff coming from OSS and Tate together soon.”

Good stuff, really into the edit.

Good advice for a group of (mostly) white BMX kids moving into a bad neighborhood in Long Beach? Put on some brightly colored jumpsuits and do bike tricks outside the house in the middle of the day. This company Onepiece hooked us up with these 240 dollar suits and got us to shoot some photos of us riding in them. Above we have Gabe Brooks bunnyhopping, Tate Roskelley (who just got Twitter!) sliding and Catfish doing some flatland.

Those Utah guys are on their own program. Tate Roskelley, Elf, Cam Wood, Matt Beringer and many more do their thing at CIK Skatepark.