Red Bull are now calling all riders to register for their event at Gorge Road, Queenstown.. the Red Bull Roast It. There’s a hand full or more of international riders heading to New Zealand to compete in the event, but it would definitely be rad to see a New Zealand rider take it out! So get your registration in.

Here’s what Red Bull has to say:

On Saturday February 18th, riders from around the globe will descend on Gorge Rd Jump Park.
Do you have what it takes to ride with them?
Do you have what it takes to ride in Red Bull Roast It?
If you do, then you need to register to ride right now.
It’s easy….just email roastit@nz.redbull.com to receive your registration details. You could be in to win a share of $5000, take out the Best Rider title, Best Trick or have the Best Line voted by your peers at Red Bull Roast It.
Get ready to Roast It!

by Mike

Jono Hopping has been working hard on this edit for the last 6 months and the result is nothing but killer! Nice work Jono!

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The 2012 Farm Jam is just around the corner.. Saturday 25th February.  All the information you need is on the flyer or you can check out southernfreeriders.co.nz for further infromation, you wont want to miss this event, its the dirt event of the year for sure!

by Mike

The Monday just been was Auckland Anniversary so I caught up with Paul Langlands and Louis Bolter to have a little shred at Abbots Way mini ramp in Auckland before both Paul and Louis head to Cam’s Jam this week in Australia. Speaking of Cam’s Jam it sounds like a few NZ riders are heading over for the event, good luck to all the NZ shredders competing! Below are a few photos I snapped from Abbots Way.

Louis Bolter – T-Bog

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by Mike

Results from The New Zealand Dirt Series Round One are now up on the NZDS site. Head over and check them out: newzealanddirtseries.com. Should be interesting to see how the next two rounds go down and who will take out this years title of NZDS champ!

by Mike

The New Zealand Dirt Series Round One went down on the weekend just been at Summer Hill trails and from what I have heard was a killer event with a really good turn out and lots of shredding going down. Paul Langlands took out 1st place, Hugh Wotherspoon 2nd and Josh De Reus 3rd, C-Town!! The official edits from the event haven’t been released yet but I did stumble across this clip of Alex Cranswick pulling one of his first ever Double Flips, Alex killing it!

by Mike

The BMX Crew is Alan Montefiore’s latest project that consists of traveling around New Zealand putting on rad as hell box jump exhibitions with his custom made portable box jump. Check out their latest edit below featuring Jack Gregory, Jaden Leeming and Bevan Cowan and a few others. You can see whats going on with The BMX Crew by checking out their Facebook Page here: facebook.com/the.bmx.crew

by Mike

The Redbull Double Down event took place last weekend, unfortunately I couldn’t be there to get photos but Mr Paul Moffat was on hand with his camera to snap of some really good photos. Check them out below. Paul Langland’s took out first place, George Bolter 2nd, Jayden Leeming 3rd, Hugh Wotherspoon 4th, Alan Cameron 5th. Hopefully some edits will be dropping from this event soon. You can also check out more coverage from RedBull Double Down at Paul Moffats site.. www.muffinandpedal.com. Enjoy the photos!

Alan Cameron – Table

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Paul Moffat ripping the new park in Mangawhai.

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by Tim

Rider: Ungy Wastney
Location: Nelson
Photographer: Jimmy Wright

by Mike

The official New Zealand Dirt Series site is live.. check it out at newzealanddirtseries.com to follow whats going on with this years series.

by Mike

This week a few of us made the most of the super nice weather and headed out to Waiuku which is about 45 minutes out of Auckland City to check out the old school bowl. For those of you who have never ridden the Waiuku Bowl it’s one of the oldest and most gnarliest bowls in New Zealand. Its was built in the early 70′s and the main bowl area is around 12 foot tall with about 4 foot or more of vert. We usually head out to Waiuku once every two years or so to have a shred.. This time around we pulled into the car park to find a lot of construction going on, and after a quick chat with some of the constructions workers we found out that the bowl was soon to be destroyed to make way for a new railway. It sounds like the bowl will still be around for the next couple of months so if you want to sample a piece of New Zealand Skate Park history and to ride a bowl that will make any trick challenging head out to Waiuku before its gone!

by Mike