
BMX Union just posted an interview for all you product heads out there on how and why we made the Nathan Peg the way we did. Go get some input in dem brain cells.
5 clips with Canada’s Ten Pack rider Luke Santucci at Tsawwassen.
Tires are tires right? We think not. Long gone are the days when any old tire will do and today more than ever, the rubber that rolls you around needs to be exactly what you desire.
At Eclat we went directly to the team first, we asked them what kind of tire they would like and we worked closely to create ‘The Ridgestone’. Its not just a nice looking tire either, it’s a perfect mix of tread amount, slick and overall thickness. It’ available in two versions – a slick version and a knobbly version for more grip.
It’s ideal for street riding or ramps and tough enough to take the strain these days. Nathan was involved in the early stages of creation and the initial drawings, he bounced ideas back and forth with Shane to think up the name and together with our product designers we ended up with what we think is one of our best and most progressive tires yet.
The rubber compound used for the Ridgestone tires has been developed to achieve the best balance of traction, speed and durability. A 60° durometer is used on the shoulder areas of the tire to give more grip in the corners. Down the centre of the tire the 68° durometer rubber generates a lower rolling resistance and so gives the tire more straight-line speed.
Scroll through the images and look closely at the details.


Slick 2.20″ & 2.30


Traction 2.30″



I know a lot of people are freaking out about how smooth Geoff is, he has that amazing ability to keep it so stylish, however, he just dropped a backflip haha. YES! Love this Markit edit. (more…)
Sebastian is 15 years old, nuff said. Doing it for Traffic in Germany. Filmed and edited by Ben Francke.
Hong Kong

What happens when you fly Nathan Williams, Dillon Lloyd, Shane Weston, Darryl Tocco and Anthony Perrin to Hong Kong and let Peter Adam film it. Lets see. Coming Soon. (more…)
Part 2 featuring Nathan Williams is now live and on youtube and vimeo. Subscribe here. (more…)

The SDS (switch drive system) is something we developed a couple of years ago, and has gone a little bit under the radar. As the name suggests the system allows the hub to be flipped from right side, to left side drive. (more…)

Love it or hate, a new revolution is here. Plastic pegs are everywhere and there’s no doubt that it’s opened up a wide range of new possibilities in the way people grind. Riders can execute a smoother and more controlled style of grinding now. However the plastic pegs does wear thin, so to speak. Here at Eclat we co designed the Nathan Williams Steel/Nylon peg with the man himself in order to create something much stronger and more solid than before, and without a rotating sleeve. (more…)