THE STREET SERIES X BMX DAY 2015 - RIGA PHOTO GALLERY

Looking back at that Battle in The Baltics

2 Nov 2015

Zunda centering the crowd.

Max G with a signature captivating 180 whip.

Moves like this made it easy to give Dillon the champ ring. Over pegs whip.

Anonymous ledge hanger.

Kristaps Reimanis repping Kink in Latvia. Tires, plus something off the end?

Dillon Lloyd, over pegs to bar.

Greek Filippakos Baf was on fire all day. Dude does not chill on a bike.

Rail moves.

Potter Baf, Greco hanger.

Rail moves.

Filippakos Baf whip out of the beaten rail.

Dil, uprail three.

Filippakos back for more.

Zunda joining the riders while taking a breather from organizing the day.

Catfish on the mic.

All grins.

One for the homies.

Young fan.

So rad seeing this turnout!

This young local was hyped all day. While riding with him in the following days we realized he's super good too!

Max speaking German.

Colorful sign holder.

DIG sent the HR manager to make sure the rules were being followed properly all day.

Bucket hat youngin.

Tinder is a little different over there...

Gleefully joining the ranks of the Young DIG Supporters (YDS).

'Uhh, what?' - cop

Help a brother out.

Told you.

On to the next spot!

In style.

Bikes

Heading west across the river.

Stoked.

Very stoked.

Rain shelter.

Not ideal for stunts.

Zunda again.

The next generation.

Passing of the ring.

Mob shot in front of the Library.

Boom.

Dug this dude's getup.

Generational divide.

Clippin on the iPad. Dak would approve.

Riga is pretty.

Words and photos by Andrew White

Ed Zunda was the only Monster rider who chose to host a Street Series jam in support of BMX DAY at his hometown in Latvia. He wanted to show everyone else what's special about Riga, and despite what some may have had in mind going into it, I think it's safe to say Riga was a huge success.

The city had tons to offer, was pretty close pedaling about, and the riding was insane. So much good stuff went down, so many good vibes, the only downside was getting washed out at the waning hours of daylight.

DIG was there to cover the day. Here's a gallery, video to follow, and maybe some print coverage in the not so distant future?