Stoked. Beyond stoked. To Live & Ride in L.A. just became available on iTUNES in 14 countries across the globe! Now fixed-gear riders from AUSTRALIA to the UNITED KINGDOM can download or purchase To Live & Ride in L.A. from one of the biggest retailers in the world!

Only because of all the fan support did iTunes see a demand for films like this worldwide. Thanks to all the fans who have Downloaded the Movie, LIKED TRAFIK on Facebook, watched our videos, SHARED our posts and continue to support Global Fixed Gear Culture…THANK YOU!!!

TO LIVE & RIDE IN L.A. can now be found on iTunes in the following countries:

*In JAPAN through our friends at Champion Visions

Thanks to our fans all over the world that have watched our videos on Youtube and Vimeo. We just surpassed 100k with the Youtube version of the Official Trailer. Stayed tuned for some big news about To Live & Ride in L.A. by following us on FACEBOOK and TWITTER. THANKS! – TRAFIK

The biggest set of stairs in Europe was the stage for a race between a Messenger and a Pro Downhill MTB racer. Shot for the Dutch TV show “I Can Do That Too”…

It takes some balls to ride this set. Skip ahead to 4:30 in the video unless you want to try to understand Dutch. These stairs are in Belgium in case any of you want to try this on a fixed gear.

Nick, this shit is scary man. Stay out from under bridges.

Our friend NASTY from Japan is finally coming out with his own signature frame. Nasty has been holding down the Tokyo FGFS scene for years now, glad they finally came around to hook him up proper. We met Nasty at Cyclemode, Tokyo a couple years back with the guys from W-Base. Super nice guy and a great rider. Check out his frame and video below.

Congo and Matt Spencer from Wolfdrawn put together this hot bike-check/workout video showing the interwebs that Congo means business. Nothing goes with American flag pants better than explosions. Great work guys.

Grime added a fresh face to their team, Devon Lawson. Peep the new edit. Smoove moves and nice grinds Devon, looking forward to seeing more.

Redbull brought the mini-drome to the T-dot-O-dot for a day of Canadian swagger. Tom Mosher showed up and pulled a faceplant (check the vid) ouch. Those walls get steeper each time.

TRAFIK is stoked to be working with the guys from Tales From the Crit to throw a event in Singapore for the country’s premiere of To Live & Ride in L.A. . Based off the turn-out from their last event, this one should be a banger. More details coming. Check out how the doods from Singapore git down!

Here goes the homie Lindsey Bode from Aloha Fixed with some creative bike-robatics. Never a bad time to ride in the Islands, as we learned when we visited last year. Awesome local community that lent us their bikes, introduced us to the Ghettodrome, The Kickstand, and the crew that’s called Aloha FIxed

Check out their Youtube Channel “BOOYAKA”