The legend himself has a bike check up on Ride.
Red walls lookin’ good…

Seen on Duo. Apparently Van is some sort of arm wrestling champion, and here Ryan Landman learns the hard way. Any challengers? Let’s just hope Van doesn’t get wrapped up in this shit.

Van has a quick one up on a website called Tucker & Bloom. His Two By Four and Summer Of Fit parts are youtubed on there too if you wanna watch those.

Fit are doing a little California tour. Go, hang out, meet some pro’s and have a good time.

Previously: Fit George Ramirez Props Commercial

Part 2 of Van Homan’s interview is up on Least Most here. Part 1 here.

Previously: Van Homan & Justin Inman At The Source

Check out Van’s epic Props bio from a few years back above. Then here you can read an extensive interview with Van on Least Most.

Fit did a feature on Facebook where you could ask Van Homan any question you wanted and he gave some pretty interesting answers. Example:

“Are you ever gonna or did you go back and icepick the rail you tore your ass on in the props bio/interview?

Van Homan The last time I was at that rail the top half of it was missing. It would have actually made for a really crazy gap to rail. I haven’t been there in years so I don’t know what the set up is like now. I have to admit I would be stressing to try that again. No plans but never say never. Funny fact though, that crash was in a Slim Jim commercial and the school that it was at tried to sue props, Slim Jim and myself. It didn’t work out for them.”

Check out the rest of it here.

Less reading, more watching.

Van Homan will save us. It’s a fact. If you need Van Homan to fix anything, you can request it personally in the comments, or in his Q&A thread. I think the first order of business should be high quality rips of all his video sections. Preferably on Vimeo so I don’t have to embed another one of these BNQT nightmares. If this doesn’t work for you, head on over to Woozy and watch it in its natural habitat.

Quick little edit of the process of making a Fit DLR stem. Featuring some riding from Van Homan, Jackson Ratima, and George Ramirez.