The final video in Nigel Sylvester’s three-part series completes the story of Nigel’s day, by showing what went down that afternoon. (Episode 1 here, Episode 2 here)

After a brief encounter with hip-hop artist Teyana Taylor, Nigel sets out on a citywide mission to see the young star again. Following her taxi throughout NYC is no easy task, but Nigel manages to keep up, avoiding close calls along the way including a run-in with football star LaDainian “LT” Tomlinson.

Enjoy!

“You’ve seen how Nigel’s day ended; now see how it began. The second video in Nigel’s Go All Day series goes back in time to show how the day started like any other day: rise and shine, then out the door to hit up his favorite city spots with friends.”

“Nigel Sylvester teamed up with Gatorade to release the first video in a unique series that shows his life as a pro BMX rider in NYC – on and off a bike. The video is one of three to be released – all of which were conceptualized and written by Nigel, along with Glenn PP Milligan.”

A day in the life with BMX rider Nigel Sylvester.

Rad Collector has a look at a new Nigel Sylvester BMX sneaker from Nike 6.0. “Dubbed as “Chocolate, but for your feet,” Nigel hooked this kick up from top to bottom with black on black detailing, stingray leather swooshes in alternating gold and black, and an ice gel toe bumper with quilted purple lining, what?! Not bananas enough – the right foot has a toe box sewn in ostrich leather while the left is pure croc.” Drops next Monday.

More looks can be seen here.

Maestro Knows – NYC Edition (Nigel Sylvester) from Maestro Knows on Vimeo.

In this first episode of NYC Edition watch Maestro and Nigel Sylvester ride down the middle of Broadway headed toward the Brooklyn banks, and also checking out Format Queens, Five Guys burger and an extra pit stop in Las Vegas!

Nike 6.0 BMX Pro Nigel Sylvester has had a pretty busy summer. Aside from traveling to Beijing to take part in Nike’s BMX launch and competing in Paris, he’s also found time to help launch a new store in Queens, NY. 
Format takes the street/lifestyle brand and adds a focus on BMX. Until Nike’s recent push, one could argue that BMX was the forgotten urban action sport, and falling behind fixed gear as favored bicycle style. Nigel and co. hope to change that, as well as offer shoppers on Queens Blvd a look at new brands and artists.
More pics of the store after the jump.