Justen Soule shot bmx rider Drew Bezanson at the Joyride 150 Bike Park and the moves of the Canadian are as good as ever. After his shoulder injury last year, one can safely say that he is back!

Check out the video here below.

Indie/electro act Holy Ghost! have released a high energy dance cover of industrial metal band Ministry’s “I Wanted To Tell Her,” featuring Nancy Whang (of LCD Soundsystem) and Juan Maclean (of The Juan Maclean). You can download the track for free at GreenLabelSound.

In video (to be released today) they’re riding some pretty cool BMX bikes.. and guess what? You can enter here for your chance to win one. The Holy Ghost! 2011 Fit Inman2 and 2012 Hoffman Ontic EL each have a retail value of about $600 USD with the customizations that have been added and are both one-of-a-kind. Yes, the winner will receive one of the very same bikes seen in the video.

You can see the latest Holy Ghost video here.

There are two ways to enter to win. Both methods are not required, but will increase your chances of winning.

Facebook
1. Like Highsnobiety on Facebook
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Twitter
1. Follow @highsnobiety on Twitter
2. Tweet the following: Follow @highsnobiety & RT this message to win a Holy Ghost! Bike #HolyGhostBMX http://bit.ly/sOUUSj

Contest concludes on December 14, 2011.

See below for images and detailed specs of the bikes.

Synonymous with skateboarding in Japan, T19 takes the 2-wheel route with these BMX cruiser bikes. This “How I Roll” 24-inch edition comes in two colors: black and light blue; and they will be made to order. The deadline to do so is October 28, so no need to be impulsive on the purchase as you still have a few weeks to think it over.

Check the black version after the jump.

“Inspired by the early days of NYC bmx riding, and acknowledging Animal Bikes and New Era as longtime east coast originals, with Nigel’s emergence, the video highlights three east coast originals – both classic and new – coming together as one.
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Music Credits:
Curt@!N$ “Maniac” – produced by Ibe of Homeskool

Video Credits:
Directed and edited by Glenn PP Milligan
Camera work by Ralphy Ramos

G-Shock presents their latest commercial focussing on BMX pro rider Nigel Sylvester. Entitled ‘What I Always Dreamt Of’, the commercial captures Nigel Sylvester cruising through the streets of New York demonstrating his unique riding style. Enjoy!

The commercial was directed by 13th Witness.

Over the weekend Nike 6.0 released ‘The Full Story’ video from their ‘The Pool’ event, finally giving a nice round-up of what exactly went down in East London.

“The Pool was more than a BMX comp, it was one of the most extra-ordinary gatherings of the BMX community this century.

From the draining of a soon to be demolished local authority swimming pool in Dagenham, East London, into a world class park in less than two weeks was a feat in itself, but to see the diversity and level or riding on display at the launch event was truly remarkable.

40 international riders with a brand new team format saw non-comp riders, veterans, street destroyers and park animals all throw down into something far better than we could have dreamt of.”

Incredible, so make sure to check it out!

For Summer 2011, Stussy and W-Base from Shibuya, Tokyo have joined forces on the “How I Roll” 26 inch old school BMX original model bike. This cruiser type style is built after the late 1970’s/early 1980’s flavor dirt bike and is packed with details. The frame is made from 4130CR-MO, metallic blue alumite hubs, rims, break covers and neck with the classic “Ride Tough You Little Boys” Stussy phrase. From forks to frame ends, these are all custom Stussy executions. Big thanks to Oakley for supplying a limited number of their super rare and legendary back stock of 1970’s “B-1B” grips.

Check out the video that the two brands produced to go along with their collaboration here above.

After a first preview the other week, we can give you a full look at the new “How I Roll” bike by Stussy and W-Base Tokyo. Based on an old school BMX bike, the Oakley equipped Stussy version, the chrome bike will be released in Japan on April 7th. Of course all details are set in the signature blue by Stussy, that we have come across quite a few times ever since the start of the 30th anniversary celebrations of the brand.

We take a first look at an upcoming collaboration between Stussy and W-Base on a BMX bike. Coming in a chrome/metallic blue colorway, the bike features lots of nice details and Oakley handlebar protection. Hopefully we can soon show you more detailed images and give you a release date. Image via Stussy 2011 Spring Book.

We present a nice video produced by Defgrip on a recent trip by Nigel Sylvester to Japan.

“This year, Gatorade’s theme is “Go All Day.” In celebrating that theme, Gatorade wanted to start doing research on the non-traditional sports like BMX, so they hit up Nigel Sylvester, who rides for Gatorade and asked him a pretty crazy question: If you could go anywhere in the world to ride bikes with his friends, where would you go? That’s a very heavy question to ask someone, even Nigel… so after lots of research and different ideas being thrown around, Japan was chosen as the destination! With it’s huge city, amazing architecture, and lots of un-tapped spots, Japan would be the perfect location.

To document the trip, Gatorade invited a few key BMX media outlets, including Defgrip, to go along for the ride. The video you are about to watch documents the trip from the riding and research, to the culture and adventures and to coincide with the video, we will have a photo gallery with a more detailed story going up next week!”

Enjoy!