#Mutiny bmx pro

His devotion to Mutiny and its team has never waned, but his increasing inability to manage a growing company while also directing The Bridge has been a difficult task. Joe Simon, april 2005: For the past two years, Steev has been pushed in multiple directions, dividing his time between Mutiny and The Bridge, a not-for-profit skatepark and shop, concert venue, and student center in Missouri. Joe Simon and Sanders buy the company from Steve Inge. I wanted to be an instrument of change in the industry.Īpril 2005, Mutiny management changed. Everyone was changing -so I thought I remembered how Apple computers used to fly a pirate flag over their headquarters and I thought that was cool. I was fed up with people, cliques,the industry in general. The name Mutiny was the result of my cynicism about the industry I guess. Know where you are going, where you came from. If you happen to think something we make is worth owning then thanks in advance for the support. We dont care if you ride our bikes, just ride. Buy stuff fromm someone you believe in and want to support. Support those companies that support you. Reputable companies owned by riders are emerging and will only continue to grow. You, the rider are more educated, aware and informed than ever before. Well, we at Mutiny beleve those times are almost behind us. Over the years we have seen everyone from corporate giants, rollerblade companys, snack food companies and other paricites climb on board the next big thing only to make crappy parts, bad endorsements, deliver unkept promises and leave a wake of bmx hype behind them. We are about innovation, strength and performance not gimmicks and trends. Our personal goals of making bmx fun and reminding everyone where we came from keep us moving forward. We may be small, but we have been around the block. Mutiny combines over 10 years of experience in the bmx industry with the best customer service in the industry. We have grown up on our bmx, we live it, we love it. We stick together, we support one another and we ride. We do it cause we love it and to us anyone who runs our pegs or buys our frames or watches a bootlegged copy of one of our videos and smiles is part of our family. Steve Inge, Mutiny was started in late 1998 with one sole purpose in mind - to make great bikes for reasonable prices with the rider in mind. There is also a full-length film, 2005’s Joe Simon-edited ‘Mutiny Road Trip’, in which Mutiny headed out of Texas to Colorado in search of good times on a bike.If you want to add any info, please contact Country: USA. The company’s web edits include 2012’s Olympic-themed ‘Mutiny in London’, edited and filmed by Richard Forne, and featuring Bedford, O’Connell, Robbo, Roe and George Boyd, all set to a soundtrack of Crystal Fighters’ ‘At Home’.

#Mutiny bmx pro

Pro riders are Bedford, Castelluzzo, Brandon Hoerres, Robbo, Roe, Justin Simpson and Jeff Wescott, while in the Bro camp are Kyle Davenport, Deven Ferrer, Mat Houck, Andy Martinez and Sean O’Connell. Mutiny’s line-up of riders is divided into two camps – Pro and Bro. Also available is Josh Bedford’s signature frame the ‘Lucky Strike’, featuring Mutiny’s offset headtube, bullet-end stay caps, internal head tube gusset, a built-in seat clamp and removable brakes mounted on the chain stays. There is also a selection of Mutiny frames, including Matt Roe’s signature ‘Conjuror’, Grant Castelluzzo’s ‘Obscura’, and Robbo’s ‘Villij’, all with 100% 4130 chromoly Sanko tubesets. It is primarily known for its incredible video productions, but its long list of parts, including bars, cranks, forks, sprockets, seatposts and stems, more than live up to the hype. Mutiny Bikes are based in Austin, Texas, and its products are available across the world, including in Europe, Asia and Australasia, through a comprehensive network of distributors.