Our 2012 poster has finally come back from the printer and if you have noticed we brought back the eagle logo from the vault and she looks great. Thanks to the amazing work of Chris Farina, Division has had the best websites and creative artwork available. Only way to get one of these posters is to make it to one of our shows this summer. Check the Events page for constant updates.

The quality of talent is what makes proper shows. In Macon Ga this past weekend some of the best riders gathered to perform in front of 10,000 people. Pictured is David Mahoney and he is the first person to go over and back on the Golf Cart ramp. How awesome is this pic?  Dave killed it and even pulled this trick to fakie. Oh wow…

Division friend Lane George made the trip down to Georgia and was riding the ramp like he was raised on it. Unfortunately he twisted his ankle a bit during a show but never went down and still kept the crowd into it. Thank goodness for guys like Lane who are professional on and off their bike. Huge no footed Can-can during practice.

Lane’s counterpart in shows and life is Dan Sieg. Dan has managed and ridden in more shows than one can shake a stick at and it’s moves like this one that keep him at the top of the game. He is doing a 360 tuck no hander and although there are a ton of this trick pictured on the site, I must say Dan has a pretty good one. Full extension, ridiculous height, and the calm of someone who is finally, not in charge.

More monster trucks and golf cart abundances in the Florida area for the Division Stunt Team. With the talent in the area including X games medalists, the shows were some of the best ever performed.

Alex Landeros with a stylish seat grab in the wonderful Florida Sunshine. Just look how many people are in the crowd behind the jump. The parking lot was full and they were enthralled by the action sports shows!

It is so crazy to even think of the logistics of this trick. He throws his body around the front end of his bicycle and somehow finds the pedals. Rob Nolli has done more of these than most people have dropped into ramps. It was a pleasure to have him ride some ramps.

Alex and Rob going the wrong way to the delight of the crowd.

Goodness gracious it is a wonderful feeling when like minded people can come together and get a job done. When Division BMX needed a show covered in California we went straight to the most core, industry recognizable team in the area, Team Soil!

Although it rained for the most of the day, the riders couldn’t sit still and did some pretty impressive things. Pictured is Dylan Stark doing a flair with rain marks on the ramp. These guys are the real deal!

There is so much good in this picture. Tons of people, awesome sky, and Chris Huges doing a gigantic 720 in mid rotation. The heavy hitters came out for the Monster Truck crowd and did not disappoint in any respects.

When is the last time you witnessed an air over another guy doing a 540? This is a shout out to the stunt teams of the past and I guarantee the Old School heads are loving this photo.

Good golly Rob Nolli knows what it takes to make the florida crowds go crazy. This decade jump has probably been done over 10,000 times but never over a golf cart. Rob has a plethora of show tricks and finally put them to proper use with Division BMX!

Tom Haugen is an O.G. BMX show rider that has been in the top 20 BMX ramp riders for a long time. Originally from Minnessota he made the trek down to Florida in hopes of riding more than 6 months at a time. He still has all of the biggest tricks and even did his signature 360 tailwhip. Pictured here is a 360 suicide which can only be done with front brakes. Its been a long time since there were more brakes on bikes than not.

Having a local at a show is always a good idea, having a local that can shred is few and far between. Spencer Foreman came out and did the first flair on the lip of the Golf Cart Ramp. He pulled almost every one he tried and for not having ridden a box jump in a while, he flourished under the pressure.

Alex Landeros is still on the trip and kept the Tampa crowd on their feet with his gigantic tricks. This stunt is called a nac-nac seat grab and he looks way comfortable and calm up there. Pumped to have him still on tour and shredding.

J.J. Flairty is a very talented human. Not only can he ride BMX better than most, he also is pretty darn good on anything else with handlebars. When the Wisconsin Department of Transportation asked Division to provide talent for their second round of commercials, he was the first volunteer for the shoot. Here is J.J. doing a heel clicker over a 30 foot jump for the cameras. He had to do it about 20 times and each time the snow got a little worse which means he landed a little harder. Such a beast!

These are the cast and crew pictures for both days of the shoot. Can you name all of the professional BMX and Snowboard stars in these pictures respectively? Keep your eyes on the website for links to the finished product.

With a little bit of extra time on our hands we decided to take the few hour drive over to one of the Mecca’s of BMX, Greenville North Carolina. Between the nice weather, the perfect skateparks, and some of the best humans on that planet we are currently having the time of our lives. Here are a few pictures from the very famous Jaycee skatepark. Just look how big some of these guys are going in these stunts. Absolute insanity!

13,000 people watched in awe as the FMX and BMX action sports stars performed in the Greensboro Arena. At one point the motocross rider J.J. Romans backflipped the 75 ft. gap with a completely flat tire. It was pretty amazing but the show must go on right?

Another amazing rider list occurred in NC. With Greenville being so close, Division O.G. Quinn Semling came and shredded the event with X games bronze medalist Rob Darden also in attendance. With a supporting cast of Jake Hinke and Alex Landroes, dare I say these were the best shows of the trip? With still an entire year ahead of us, Division has started the year off better than the previous 14! Pictured here is the pit party where we were positioned across from a very famous Monster Truck. Come see us if you’re close!

Show team #2 went straight away to New Jersey to perform for the wonderful people on the East Coast. The rider list boasts some X-games competitors and some of the most powerful riders in the industy today. From left to right standing Zack Warden, Micah Kranz, Big Daddy, Wade Lajlar, Kyle biller. Seated left to right was Brad Gethard and Zack Gerber. The shows were out of hand and the ramp was 4 ft. tall.

This picture has been run through the photoshop washer and is a little different than what you might be used to. Zach Gerber is upside down and sideways on a very narrow lip. He front flipped every show and the place went nuts when he did it. He is a street urchin but can hold his own on any terrain. Nice to go to a scene and support it through awesome BMX demonstrations! Thanks again Jersey, be back this summer!

The 2012 show season is offically underway and in typical Division fashion, we were bombarded with double booked weekends and some of the best show riding in all of the country. Team #1 went to Evansville Indiana and performed with the Golf Cart ramp for the first time in the States. Pictured is Jake Hinke doing a superman above the Indiana soil while the announcers gawk at his manchildness.

Dan Setmeyer rode in his first ever show with Division BMX and with wild style tailwhips like these has found himself a nice home on the Division team. He also went into mechanic mode and it’s good to know people are as talented on their bikes as they are with tools. It was a pleasure to do shows for the thousands in Evansville and look forward to next year!