Miles Mathia and I have been talking about filming an edit for a while now. We finally got around to filming a few weeks back and within getting a few clips, Miles ended up breaking the fork on his Villin fixed freestyle prototype frame.

Instead of just building a new fork, Miles and Villin’s Alex Dold designed a new geometry based off of Miles riding experience on the first prototype.

They’ve shortened the chainstays, extended the top tube for full barspin clearance, slammed the seat tube, and raised the bottom bracket. They’re also running 26″ wheels, as opposed to 700c wheels, which in my opinion is a good move for smaller riders doing trick track.

Finally, after being bike less for three weeks, Miles is back to shredding!

Miles rides for Burro Bags. They’re a local Florida company, specializing in custom bags, and pedal straps. Check it: Burro Bags

Sick!

Raceface cranks

Thomson stem

Villin’s beautiful drop outs.. The other side has a bottle opener built into it.

Finally, here is Elevated’s first and latest edit of Miles Mathia.

Elevated Engineering: Miles Mathia – Volume 1 from Yes Please on Vimeo.

Expect to see many more edits of Miles! This was only 3 days worth of filming, there is much more to come.

- Nicholas