IanJohnstone

I can’t promise anything at the moment unfortunately, but drop me an email with what sort of involvement you need/would want. (info@phoenixridersco.com) It might be something we could look at for 2014 Thanks, Ian

I think we have just about recovered from an amazing weekend of demo's at The Cycle Show and we have an update that might be of interest: A selection of our tshirts are now available from TartyBikes!

http://youtu.be/s3BkyyuLTkA

It was a great night! Here's a short timelapse vid of the night. I don't feel like it desearves a new thread as the batteries went in my DSLR remote so this is the result from a GoPro in bad lighting. Still worth a watch I think & I would be interested to hear peoples thoughts on the question

As I've been off the bike since Radfest 2011 I decided to rebuild my Inspired Hex & give it a respray. It was a bit of a project to enjoy bike stuff & the respray process while I couldn't ride the thing. Kept meeting up with the lads for rides but rode non-trials bikes to make sure I didn't try stuff too soon & damage my knee further. The bike is ready, as you can see below & I should be ready to start taking on small stuff in a few weeks time! Well excited...

True, life goes on. Neil seems to be over the disappointment & I think that comes across in the interview. He's not all doom & gloom but was asked to do an interview and so obliged & was there to answer the questions. I wouldn't turn down an opportunity to go on TV & get paid for it (I assume he got paid). I know he'll watch it back & be kicking himself that he missed out about the number of days he had to drive down to London for the extensive planning, rig designing, briefings, security measures etc. It sounds a bit like he had a phone call one day saying it was going to happen & then another a bit later saying it was cancelled, the reality is he had to turn down demos, miss out on social occasions, agree a lot of time off work, no to mention the number of things it could of lead on to. The opening ceremony had a few too many dance routines for me, by a few too many volunteers rather than professionals. I went the gym instead & then watched it back at x12 speed thanks to Sky+

[media=] I think he did really well! Especially considering he didn't know it was going to be live until just before! Apparently he was told "It's going out live so don't fall off", no pressure then! haha

As you ask: [media=]

Phoenix Presents Neil Tunnicliffe We had a lot of fun making this video, despite the high number of bad weather days. Highest resolution available: 720P Enjoy! [media=] Music: Punching in a dream by The Naked & Famous http://vimeo.com/45217825

Due to technical difficulties the Phoenix video premier couldn't go ahead at Radfest on the friday night. A few small groups of riders had personal laptop viewings but the videos are now going online! Firstly, here's Matty Turner's latest edit from a recent trip down to Devon: Top video quality available: 480p [media=] Thanks to Jack Turner for filming & Jack Meek for the edit

Website still needs a bit more work before it goes live. In the mean time hoodies have been added to the fb shop. I think they're still just about needed when the sun goes down As seen below they are available in Green, Brown, Black or Blue and in sizes: XS, S, M & L

Nice edit dude, I like Gutted I missed out on the DJ ride this year Only 103 more days until I can roll on walls again!

Website still needs a bit more work before it goes live. In the mean time I have added hoodies to the fb shop. I think they're still just about needed when the sun goes down As seen below they are available in Green, Brown, Black or Blue and in sizes: XS, S, M & L

Yeah that was me sending friend requests to all the cool kids on facebook haha (If I have missed out any cool kids then feel free to friend request Phoenix RidersCo yourselves). It seems a couple of people were unhappy about being "requested" so apologies to those few for that inconvenient mouse click. I must admit that I am not a massive fan on how fb pages/profiles are restricted in their separate ways & wasn't overly happy about setting up a profile, as well as a page (believing personally that the correct way to promote your company is via a page not a profile). It comes down to the fact that many other companies (including competitors) are already doing this & the company got more 'friends' in a week than 'page likes' received in a month. At the end of the day it doesnt really matter I suppose as everyone, on social networks, is able to choose/change their likes & friends at any time. It's all just getting the word out there about Phoenix related shizzle Glad you like the sound of more street comps Sam. Until the company takes flight I will be more likely to be supporting other peoples events rather than putting on my own. If profits come then street comps will too

Thanks Scott

Sticker giveaway going on again on facebook! check it out

Phoenix Riders is a new brand, creating good quality action sports clothing, with cool designs, at an affordable price. We are a UK based, rider owned company that wants to put profits into street comps & in time, an indoor bike park. Team riders are: Neil Tunnicliffe Ben Rowlands Joe Oakley Matty Turner Ross Gardner Ian Johnstone (Myself) Jack Mould (BMX) Website & full catalogue are coming soon, for now we have a limited amount of stock available via the shop on our facebook page. The payment method via the shop is paypal, if you do not have paypal then please direct your order via the email address found on our website and facebook page. The web shop is now live, check it out @ www.phoenixridersco.com A couple of examples of the items on sale can be seen below: Many thanks, Ian

Phoenix Riders Company is a new brand, creating good quality action sports clothing, with cool designs, at an affordable price. We are a UK based, rider owned company that wants to put profits into street comps & one day, an indoor bike park. The company is still very small but we already have 3 team riders, of which 2 have been announced (Neil Tunnicliffe & Ben Rowlands). We have also already received a handful of emails from very talented riders enquiring about sponsorship. While we would love to expand our team in the future we are not looking to take on any more riders this year, but thank you to all that have expressed interest. Website & full catalogue are coming soon, for now we have a limited amount of stock going on sale tomorrow (28/04/2012) via the shop on our facebook page http://www.facebook....PhoenixRidersCo. The “Shop Now” button will be live as of 8AM tomorrow morning. The payment method via the shop is paypal, if you wish to order & do not have paypal then please direct your order via the email address found on our website and facebook page. A couple of examples of the items going on sale can be seen below: Many thanks, Ian Phoenix Riders Co.

Mine too

Video posted on the Phoenix Riders Co facebook page (facebook.com/PhoenixRidersCo) An all new video project from Mr T will be premiered at Radfest this year! Like the Phoenix fb page to be kept up to date on the details

If you want to ride a regular comp then there is a regular comp, on the sunday. It's a national, still open to all levels. Application form for the national comp on the sunday should be here nearer the time I would of thought.

Sick!

A maze ing! REALLY wanna go ride!

Sweet. I like 2nded

Sweet. Makes me wanna ride