The end of one era is the beginning of a new one. After the Tretlagerhalle in Emmering closed down in the beginning of the year the fourth Telekom Local Support Street Challenge will take place for the first time in a new location. New host is the Wicked Woods indoor park in Wuppertal, which offers equally perfect conditions with tons of obstacles. So highlight the 2nd of October in your diary! Apart from the location, nothing has changed. In amateur and pro class two riders will start as a team. 
Name: Joey HillNickname: Birdflu (ask Catfish)
Age: 24
Sponsors: Failure Bikes, Alienation BMX, Team Blowin' It, Misled Clothing, Airspeed shoes
Frame: Failure Flyin' Lion (Jeremiah Smith Signature) 20.5"
Forks: Failure Team - 3/8"
TheLocalFace | Markus Reuss hot minute. By Timo Stabentheiner
Sep 21, 2010
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We met Dan Paley and Fred Murray in the early afternoon at Marseille airport catching all there laguage and went straight to the famous Pool in Marseille city. It was quite windy there but nevertheless Dan flowed thrue the Pool and everyboody had a lot of fun even all Flatlanders made their first experiences riding a Pool! After that we all went to Montpellier to catch xmx from Freedom BMX Magazine. After cruising through suburbs of Montpellier making party with Vodka and Barkadi we all were really masive 
The National Bicycle League announced a new partnership with Greg Hill Products (GHP). GHP is now an official sponsor of the NBL’s 2011 National Championship Series. In addition, GHP’s Greg Hill has agreed to officially endorse the National Bicycle League. As a four-time NBL Pro Champion and 30-year veteran of the sport, Greg brings unrivaled expertise and professionalism to the NBL. In his new role, Greg will help communicate the values of the NBL and its mission throughout the industry. NBL CEO Gary Aragon adds, “It is an honor for the NBL to be partnered with one of the true legends and pioneers of our great sport. We are genuinely excited about all that Greg brings to the table and having his endorsement only emphasizes the bright future ahead for the New NBL.”
“I am thrilled to be partnered with the NBL as they move in new and innovative directions,” says Greg. “I have so many positive
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.