DAKOTA ROCHE - "LOW & HI" BREAKDOWN - UNCLICKED

[@tonysheene6399]

Been riding since 1983 I’m 53 this year I’ll never give up riding 😀 lifting weights since 1987 also never give up 😅 my job is a personal fitness coach also no plans on retirement 💪🏼🏋🏼 as dak says keep going and doing what you love

[@raw_si_siht]

Salute.

[@Observations67]

My fav part of this video is the thing that’s been evident in every Dak part: a passion for the art of combining skill, artistic connection of spot and trick and a timeless dedication to a style that somehow matches his every movement. Some call this art, I call it passion translated into a true expression of classic BMX. Dak is truly one of the greatest.

[@nberkel]

Always loved DAK, but this video breakdown gives me a whole new respect for him. The insight and passion for some of the clips is second to none ✌️

[@HeyImKevin]

The tooth hanger 180 to backwards wallride was completely unexpected, and a game changer. I love that, at the point where the music would usually get harder/faster, the music gets slower and more controlled. The whole presentation is just masterful.

[@FeelingEerieAgain]

1966!! Couldn’t stop watching. Paused once to let the dog out. To have the breakdown on Dak’s epic street art was the only thing it needed. Down to the story of Dak’s side-piece living under the church he shredded. It was all beautiful. Thank you guys for what you’ve done and will do for BMX!

[@duartegabrantes]

The bump to pegs to bump tooth hang over on the “flat” rail was so simple but so stylish at the same time, I just loved it, it was 100% my favorite clip of the whole part. Love watching you ride Dak, keep the great work !

[@nathankaminski1414]

Literally impossible to pick one clip. I'm the same age as Dak. Loved his riding since I was a teen. The fact that he's such a savage still, is mind-blowing! Keep these breakdowns coming. Guys like me value them more than you could imagine.

[@EnvyKoi]

dak is a true legend and has pushed bmx so much its crazy, also having this on my second monitor and looking over to a cat staring in my soul. i think he needs his own podcast lol.

[@theefingerbiker3487]

Dakota Roche has been one of the most known bikers for over a decade. His pure love for bmx has taken him to limits never expected. His heart and drive doesn’t go unnoticed. Vans for 13 years and 11 shoes is such an accomplishment and reward. Dak also really represents Vans the Van Doren way at the same time creating his own style and using his artistic abilities to add his own art to his signature Vans apparel/shoes. Bmx salutes you! My two favorite clips were the quick wall ride to crank arm, spot usage on point! Other favorite was the 360 roof drop to roof drop. In true Dak fashion looked at spots like no other and with the help of Calvin, created a masterpiece

[@nicholassmith6037]

Hands down still my favorite rider and just ordered both shoes I miss riding with the crew going to kings and the bike jams good times Would love to ride but hard to get motivated when no one you road with rides anymore Haha and gets hard taking the risk of getting hurt and not being able to work

[@butterlegs]

I usually don’t watch these on KZbin because I don’t have the time to consume it at regular speed, usually listen to it at 2x speed on Apple Podcasts but this is one I had to hold out for. Dak continues to refine and redefine his riding, and there is so much nuance so the impact of a part coalesces over several viewings. I love how considered all his decisions are when it comes to his body of work. Definitely an icon of modern BMX

[@arlohadley6783]

1966! How could I not finish this podcast! it was so dope to see all the inside stories of what goes into filming the most professional quality clips in bmx! I really appreciate Daks attention to detail and love for the sport it really makes him stand out. Gotta say my fave clip in the video was that tooth slider 180 cuz what??? How do you even imagine that being possible? I also can’t get over how cohesive and artful the filming/editing was, truly well done. Thanks for the entertaining 3 hours guys!

[@Teog-zard]

420/69/66 love the tangents, love bmx and the podcast! My favorite clip was the hop up manual to wallride to manual footplant off the roof at 6:34. I liked the butteryness about it, the golden aura above the clip and how the trick variation you chose paired up with the spot so well 🤙💪

[@OurBMX]

🙌❤️

[@rojas1376]

1966, I'm 65 and still ride BMX street, park & dirt and it's still the most creative outlet ever, thank you Our BMX and Dak for the inspiration and yes you can teach a old dog new tricks.

[@markwroblewski4659]

1966- My favorite part was that pegs grind on the ledge to gap that Dennis knew was San Diego. I loved how he grinded that entire ledge and his wheel was like millimeters from that railing. Geeeeeze. Dak 42069

[@shawnmartin5548]

1966 The hanger 180 tire slide was insane and my favorite part. The tangents and stories about each clip are so good. Dak is a legend and an artist on a bike!!

[@lewishughes3914]

1966 😉 Such a fan of these breakdown episodes! Everything Dak has put out over the years has been amazing but his Talk Is Cheap part will always be cemented as one of my all time favourite video parts 🐐

[@OurBMX]

❤️🤝

[@Pancakeater420]

1966 hell yea brother! But for real, keep doing these longer weekly podcasts. I appreciate y'all so much especially after a long days work on days I can't ride after. Keep bringing on these top-tier S level guests. DAK keep doing you stuff, I've been watching yiu for what feels like over a decade now and I appreciate what you do! Looking forward to the next. Keep motiving us with these and your riding y'all 42069

[@jeansguy9992]

1966. I'm a bit washed up these days and barely get to ride at 38 years old, but I love supporting the BMX community any way I can. I already have a pair of Dak's slip-ons and have had Dennis', Cult slip-ons and old schools and Matthias' old schools. Love you guys' podcast and your channel, Dennis! Oh yeah, those fakie wall rides are my fav!

[@ZhenqiTV]

1966. I know the giveaway is over, but wanted to show my appreciation for this podcast! I love diving into all the details behind each clip.

[@OurBMX]

I appreciate you. 🙌🙌

[@Eric_rebuaL]

First I’d like to say Dak is my absolute favorite ride. He is so humble and so connected with the world of bmx it makes me love riding my bike more and more. My favorite point of this video is not a trick or line but the video as a whole. I love how the music plays to the landings and how it makes you feel soothed and clean. I love that dak shows such dedication to riding in every part he puts out. The way he utilizes spots and shows that he’s put in the effort over these years to perfect the control that he has of his bike. I love that the b-role footage fits to the music and also to the style he has. I love that you can watch these videos over and over and lose your mind at the shit he puts out. I love how involved he is on the process.

[@Rolbysworld]

These part break downs are my favorite. Nothing beats hearing the back story of these iconic video parts 🙏 Dak is a monster.

[@jeremybarker3487]

1966!!! wallride to hanger on the parking rail is so bonkers!!! haha i just love the usage of spots and how creative it is!! Every Dak video is just so creative and the spot usage gets me so hyped to ride!! 36yr old been watching your parts forever and they have always made me want to ride stuff different and do what i think is fun and looking at riding as such a creative outlet!!!

[@joshsmith5570]

1966 please keep these videos coming. My favorite clip was the double peg to wall ride down the curved Black rail. It’s something that I’ve never seen before (Dak is always innovating) and it’s truly a testament to those vans cult tires. size 12 by the way

[@stuarthines494]

1966. 🎉 love the insight to these video parts. the storys behind the clips are soo damn good. I'm returning to bmx at 34 and you guys are helping me enjoy it all again. thanks 🤟✌️

[@GoneCompany]

1966 !!! I’ve been in vans since day one. Dak is a huge inspiration in style and riding. I’d say this edit is his best in recent years. My favorite clip is the roof to roof hanger ! So crazy ! 42069 !!!! Made it to the end. Absolutely love the podcasts guys !!!!

[@teddygrammatonbmx2226]

1966 I will support Dak till I DIE!!! My daughter loves you!!! Love OUR BMX I’m a die hard lifer love the cause and love some new high top with killer ankle support From Vans 420 69 die hard!! And RIDE Hard, Dak I will be a certified personal trainer in May I’m currently studying, I got your neck Big Dog let Ride forever, keep it touch!!! Much love Drink Solti🎉

[@guyonthebike]

The Tooth over to fakie carve to wallride was my favorite. The carve just looks proper. One of those things that really shows bike control. Also props, very rarely watch podcast to the end and this was one of them, felt like a good vibe in the room.

[@lee_cruickshank]

the absolute goat... I'm glad you're talking thru video parts- hearing the rider's view point is so interesting. I feel like it 200% gets others motivated to make video parts too, and most of all it makes them inspired! Totally ready for episode 200 of Dak also... Can never get bored or hearing him talk!

[@CooperBrownCoopDaville]

1966 Can't believe I made it this far. So good to get an insight view about what it takes to get clips like Dakota Roche. Killer.

[@ericparr4179]

1966 - so rad. This episode was truly a masterclass from Dak 🔥🔥🙌🏼

[@mauriciocantu1493]

1966. The podcast was awesome, love to hear what went behind each clip and the side stories where hilarious. The story of the random jam with the girl in the woods as a price was unbeliavable couldnt stop laughing. Episode was awesome

[@spreadwinner]

"1966" I love the fact that Dak loves riding so much. It's contagious. Thanks Vans for supporting such a class act.

[@brockhughey3769]

1966 first of all please keep making these kind videos. This shit reminds me why I fuckin love bmx! You guys are doing something special with this podcast. We need more shit like this in bmx. Cool little thing that I noticed was dak tossing Calvin the spray adhesive in the intro b-roll. I’m assuming that’s to help him grip on a slippery wallride. I got a spot Im gonna try that on now. Daks also the reason I learned about brick rubs and bondo. The guys a real street legend. I think the goat at the end was the coolest part about the entire video. Dak is Fs one of the best to ever do it.

[@CornishFiddleTunes]

Killer Podcast as always guys but 1966 my favorite thing about Dak's new video part, besides the fact that everything in it crazy, is that despite some of the runouts being super short he always finds a way to stop instead of just crashing into a wall or something. I think of it as one example that shows the attention to detail that Dakota puts into his riding to make it look the best he possibly can. Anyway keep up the good work on the bike and on the mic. Cheers

[@dohc420]

1966 Im stoked Dak explained why he kept knocking into the orange cone because I just thought it was part of the trick. These podcasts keep getting better and better as time goes on, super stoked for you guys.

[@scottwood4655]

Gritty video that show's such a unique riding style. Impossible to pick a single favorite clip. Pegs bump hangar... Massive wall rides... Dak is the ultimate spot finder and elevates the bar

[@dantheman3091]

For sure my favorite part is the run that ends with Dak jumping the hand rail to the wall ride. So much speed. These vids have really brought me back 20 years when I was riding bmx and filming on a hi-8 sony. Now my son gets to watch this stuff and is stocked to go ride. He races bmx and i just ride a dirt jumper now, but love to watch these edits. Dak’s style is so steezy!!

[@samturner3274]

1966😮‍💨🎉 As ever Dak is proved to be one of the best street riders ever! Favourite clip is the switch hanger to gap over rail wall ride in Manhattan. It’s one of many tricks/lines that represent low and high. Looks so clean and Dak makes it look easy but it is so gnarly! Plus they are tricks that are classic Dak in my mind - front wheel mastery and big ass wall rides! So sick! Love what you all do and keep it up🤙420 69🤘

[@anthonysammarco2924]

My favorite part of the video is you showed in the beginning how you get just broke off on stuff showing just the amount of work, and countless tries to get some of these clips and then the rest of the video is just absolute bangers . Really encompass low and high in my opinion .

[@patrickvietor8988]

1966 Fun times! I love the video breakdowns, it's so refreshing to hear riders talk about what it took and what they wanted and every part of their video. Good shit!

[@Sipthajuucee]

1966! 1966! 1966! 1966! 1966! Every second really kept me glued. Dak bridged the skate-BMX world for me and introduced BMX to this 20+year skater. If I had to pick one moment it would have to be the side shot of the cellar door clip in I’m guessing Copenhagen the shot was so esthetically pleasing every inch of the frame was beautiful!

[@DecayingCross]

Woah crazy. Just the other day I was thinking it would be so sick if Dak goes on unclicked. Hell yeah going to enjoy this one for sure. Dak is the man

[@mikematysek6663]

1966 - my favorite part of Daks video part is when he explains why the last clip is his favorite. Because it’s all his favorite things about riding. Hopping a rail, 180, and roofs. That’s just badass and inspiring at the same damn time.

[@ridebiking]

One of my favorite BMX clips growing up happens to be of Dak. I can't remember what video, but Dak was battling this super long ice pick. Long but shallow down-rail. And he was so mad and so close and kept falling. I remember part of me was like " Dude just land it you're so close! " haha... But the other half of me was so stoked to just see the passion and vulnerability that he was expressing through his bike. It wasn't until many years later once my own passion matured that I realized that some tricks most certainly do take hours, if not days or years to learn or complete. But that was very inspiring. Along with a Randy Taylor web video part and an Australian rider (look up Hilltop Hoods - Nosebleed Section for reference) with a sick flatland video on KZbin. Anyways thanks for the podcast!! You guys all rock!! And those hightops are amazing ;-) Thanks Dak!

[@jacobwswift]

1966....I watched the whole thing...3 of my favorite bmx personalities together. #cultcrew

[@jacobwswift]

The wall ride parts are the best...Dak is so steezy still.

[@mikemeeks8122]

1966…Dak you see our world in a unique way. I’ve watched Lo&Hi about six times and see new things each time. Fine job Dak and production crew.

[@michaela1776]

1966 tire slide up the rail to wallride… everything about it! The angle of the tire. The tightness of the spot the whole line. Perfection.

[@jayadams27]

Favorite part was the no bar spins or tail whips not hating on people who do them but the creativity that Dak puts into his videos makes them timeless. I love the wall rides and the nose manuals out of the grinds doesn’t even make sense

[@gaviningram1421]

1966 This episode ripped. So good to hear the back story on these clips and all the hard work Dak put in. Really motivating!

[@tylerbellew]

Honestly the whole video is a amazing as we come to expect from Dak! First time watching it I didn’t realize it was for a new Vans release but as I watched I was thinking how much I was trying to cop those green high tops. So I guess one of m favorite parts is how flawlessly it highlights Daks new release. Hard to say though because the whole video is a vibe and the music is just so good!

[@BrodieNicholson-ej3zr]

The bump to pegs to gap hanger has to be my favorite. Dak is always creative and knows how to use every bit of a spot. Not to mention the last three clips that were all buck. I am a size 11.5. Keep up the great work with the podcasts!

[@FTWdulaney]

1966, dak is definitely my all time favorite rider. Being 27 and still riding bmx seeing these legends still shredding is amazing.

[@zaclaramay]

1966 Dak is the man congratulations on another sick video part dude. My favorite part has to be Dad putting the tow company number on his sign on his traffic cone to get the clip LoL. His dedication to the spot is just unmatched.

[@teaganthiel2423]

The hanger tire slide 180 fail was the best clip, daks reaction is priceless.

[@balosahan6990]

1966. The tangents are all part of it. Love the long-length video and chat/info behind the scenes of the clips and what goes into it all to make it come together! Fav part of the low+hi video part is hanger 180 tyre slide. I never knew it was even possible but lord knows if there is a spot which is perfect for that trick then Dak knows the spot for the job. The story about the lady under the roof was pretty funny too.

[@timothymagalis6395]

1966. Love the clip at around 3:30 of the rail hop to wall ride down that big set. Great video and another great podcast!

[@Sharpened_Spoon]

1966. Even the tweaked tuck 180 ramp over rail at the start or the hop 3 early on ion the second section, pulling the bars through. Like how with Aitken you were talking about the nose dive; the little things that make all the difference, Dak has this balance of power and style that mesh super well and they demonstrate it perfectly!

[@Subieadventures]

Honestly . The entire video is so good . But who doesn’t love a big three down that set . And the editing and filming was amazing . Music was on point . Congrats on 13 years and 11 color-ways .

[@boooyaaababy651]

I honestly can't pick a single part. The raw emotion and style he has brought to the bmx scene over the years is just bittersweet. Shout out to you guys!

[@nickblackstone5068]

1966! Texas Toast Jam, met DAK there one year! Vans keeps me on the pedals! Keep the pod going fellas!

[@travisschram9684]

1966!!!! I made it to the end!! I can never get enough of Dak’s stories, and the shoes both hi’s and low’s are SICK! Dak is 42069 And thank you guys for more awesome content!!

[@eddy_bmx]

My favorite part was that tooth hanger tire slide 180!!!(7:15) The trick is soooo sick and the way he falls and screams!! You can tell he fought with it!! And the satisfaction you feel when you land something you’ve been battling! Priceless 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 Dak ALWAYS kills it!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@bruceimig7990]

The whole video was a piece of art, from the clips to the title it all just ties together.

[@PropagndaX]

Seeing Dak still constantly improving and combos is absolutely inspiring. From the big tricks to the small finesse that adds that personality into the riding. The Feeble, manual to nose manual down the massive ledge, nuts. Roof drop wall ride thing to roof drop, sick. Wall ride feeble down that stair thing, dope.

[@Joanleh67]

1966! My fav part is the way DAK made his riding unique by adding things nobody would think of like the fakie wallride after the toothhanger 180, or the tooth hanger tireslide 180, so amazing and inspiring 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@theodorerussell5183]

1966 this video part got me so hyped to ride my bike. There was the perfect mix of that burley drop style mixed in with that technical thread the needle style. The foot plant 180 off the roof was my favorite clip. That classic Dak 180 style has always been an inspiration for me. Thanks for also touching on the age concept at the end. It helped reignite my passion for bmx and how I can keep going with the proper life maintenance. As always it’s sick watching you shred man. Thanks for always being a legend. 69420

[@bmxaf]

1966...... 😉 I made it all the way to tangent 420/69..!!! You lot are on fire right now. Hoder and Dak episodes were straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥..

[@JanoyCresva]

love the commentary on the parts. Love that kind of stuff. There are stories to every trick that we only see for 2 seconds.

[@brandonpoindexter8306]

My favorite part is the whole video becaue you are always so creative with your riding style. Men's 10.5. Keep up the awesome work

[@analog_memories]

1966 My absolute favorite thing about Dak's new video, which you will see in his other videos like Native Land, is the gorgeous cinematography with blended 16mm and HD. The graphics always have a flare of "classic americana" that you will see in the tattoo world. I'm all about seeing Dak throw down a banger and we ALL KNOW he is one of the most amazing riders of this generation, but when I see a new Dak video I know it will be the complete package. The way they weave a story along with incredible music choice, sick graphics, and a whole aesthetic -- All tied together it ends up being pure freaking magic. Men's size 12 by the way :) I know i edited it to put in the 1966, but I wrote my comment before I finished watching :D

[@HallucinatingHedgehogs]

(1966) such a good pod. One of my favorites you guys have done. Took me a bit to finish it because of life stuff but I always kept coming back because I loved the chemistry and analysis of the tricks and spots. My favorite clip was probably the manny wall ride manny fastplant 180, I feel like that was a great microcosm of the whole video part. Tricky runup that Dak makes look way to easy. Interesting spot with crazy trick selection. A sick line combo. A signature dak wallride. A “cutty” in the words of Dennis type of trick with the fastplant 180. While still going massive since that looked like at least a 5 foot drop. Keep ripping dak and thank you and Calvin for the amazing vid. Also thanks to Dennis and Fudger for making this pod happen!!!

[@JamesAllenC]

1966- I like the insight into how much work goes into making a spot rideable.

[@joeyberreta9096]

1966 the wall ride fast plant was so cool and something I’ve never seen before. The whole part was sick but that really stood out to me! Keep killing it Dak and keep up the tangents guys! 😂

[@BentonWsm1th]

Honestly his explanation of how the name of the video came about is really cool! Love the triple meaning for it. The whole video is sick! Can't look away

[@phillech8348]

1966! Thanks guys for the dope video and thanks dak for still doing what you do man… inspirational

[@OurBMX]

Haha. 🙌🙌

[@eugenelim152]

1966 clip of dak yelling and flexing them neck muscles after the tooth hangar to tire slide, love you guys and all you do for bmx, big 420 69 to y’all 🎉

[@nolanyazzie7558]

I loved the roof gap hanger.. stocked to see all the roof spots.. super creative on the spots.. I love Dak’s riding…

[@Dahriderr]

I’m 28 I was feeling like I’m done until I heard dak speech Ty man I’ll keep it up just like you do 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@josephloftus4407]

My favorite part is knowing the work dak puts in to make these spots work. A real artist 1966

[@ross_4130]

Definitely gotta say that daks ability to continue to produce unique and progressive videos is absolutely amazing. Standout clip for me was the wallride to switch hanger threader. Honestly the perfect trick for that spot and amazing that is what he saw when seeing that thing. The lean to miss his left peg was too smooth.

[@BRAINWASHDrider1]

Speaking on the conversation at the end. I always tell people one day you will wake up and feel the last 10 years of crashes. If you don't work to prevent that now you'll spend years trying to feel good again.

[@mikedevlin_bmx2446]

Dak is such a great dude. Super humble guy who can kill it on anything.

[@adrenalinealcorn3034]

Hell ya I don't have a favorite part cas the hole vid is my favorite part everything he dose is gas AF keep u the great work always will be my favorite

[@loganjeffcote3084]

1966 I love tangents!!! And this whole podcast was so sick diving into the so called nerdy details of every aspect of the clips. Dak IS THE GOAT ! 420 69 BMX

[@vitor4130]

How nice is it that you can hear from dakota himself about the whole video :-)

[@user-Jay501]

Wall ride to hanger threading the needle is a testament to the style and skill Dak possess hearing about the sign he made to keep the spot clear is pretty boss as well

[@TheRupes]

I think my favourite clip was the 180 fakie pegs up to half-cab wall ride on that old dusty-looking loading bay spot at 1:49:43 . I feel we all see spots growing up that have crazy potential but we know we justtt can't hop high enough or there's a little too big of a gap or too hard a run in. some of these last and show their time without ever being touched because of it, this clip felt like one of those spots. Dak I feel during your earlier days at Levis you would have maybe left this spot or tried to hop the rail-to-wall ride over the side... but now you're just at another level where you can make the sickest things out of a spot like this that no one would ever ride. Anyone can see a big stair set or bank to wall and know something epic could be hit but making a spot out of anything around you is what I love about this sport and I think this clip really resonates with that!

[@Bozz_rb]

Dude the part where dak 3 the church spine and the drop straight to the rail hop drop that series of bangers at the end was just mesmerizing and so frigging inspiring blew my mind like every dak part glad I'm riding some sk8 hi's right now dak is the man

[@Only1V]

Great set boys! Really enjoyed the Dak’s cone spot-saver concept because I questioned that exact same thing when I first saw this epic 8min edit. Truly enjoyed this entire convo!

[@MikitaChristian777]

It’s hard to wanna keep going but it’s that feeling stepping onto those pedals and flying thru the air that makes the fall worth it

[@508daviboy]

Them roof jumps on and off are just nuts. The hit on the end just capped it off . Sick video and love the work you put into your riding . Would love a pair of size 10s

[@adubbsfpv937]

1966, cuz I made it that far... lol the tooth hanger 180 to fakie wallride was probably my favorite. Dak has always been a favorite of mine, so this whole part was great to see. Always killing it!

[@joshuajones8526]

1966 yo the second to last clip at the church I thought should’ve been the banger that was wild and he did it hurt. So good. Keep killing it bro you really are the goat of street.

[@jakereid87]

the bump jump/slider on the post to double peg to hop over other post to hanger was so good, using the flex of the rail to pop over was exceptional spot usage

[@juanitoxin]

1966 thanks for another sick podcast Dennis, Ryan and Dak, you all rule and i look forward to the next one!

[@OurBMX]

🙌🙌

[@DanHerz]

Honestly it’s so hard to choose, the whole video is a banger as always with Dak! Congrats on the new shoes and awesome part 👏😎. Keep it up! And thanks OurBMX!

[@kmorehouse89]

Honestly, it had tons of amazing clips, dakota always puts out heat. But the comments he made about himself remind myself again, that we are our own worst judges/enemies, and jealousy is the thief of joy. Thank you dakota for some knowledge that I needed reminded of.

[@az.chaldee]

I love what dak did with that sk8 hi. The design/ color scheme is unique but tasteful and artistic

[@oliver7373]

The grind, wallie-hanger on the bike rack is my fave. Peak spot usage. You rule Dak!