They just want to play! World-class BMXers and punk rockers to hit T-Mobile Extreme Playgrounds!
Jul 01, 2009
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Preparations are well underway and the summer edition of the T-Mobile Extreme Playgrounds has confirmed more competing top riders from all over the globe. Throwing themselves into the miniramp for honours and a decent amount of cash are BMXers Ben Hennon (UK), Mark Webb (UK) and Tobias Wicke (GER). In order to get the audience equally wet and sweaty, ska-punkers Mad Caddies have been confirmed, along with headlining legends Rise Against! Fans and visitors of this year’s Summer Session should come prepared, because the 2009 Summer Session will once again deliver „extremely“ superb actions! BMX miniramp features star material as well. Not only is last year’s winner Harry Main (UK) already confirmed; the winner of the Dirt Session 2009, Rob Darden, who placed third in last year’s X-Games, is also going to be in Hamburg, along with German Champion Sergej Geier from Berlin. Also freshly confirmed are world-renowned Englishmen Ben Hennon and Mark Webb, as well as
Morphine Industries signs Addison Sasso to Street/Park/Dirt Crew. Addison got our attention through Morphine Industries’ Guru and Crew T.M., Marlowe Buelvas. “I have been riding with Addison for a while and have watched him shred everything in site. He needed to get hooked up with a company that would get behind his riding and help him blow-up”, tells Buelvas. “Addison has always been riding busted up bikes/parts due to his “go-for” it approach, like his 17 step bar-spin bomb drop, so I though he would be a great fit with Morphine Industries.”“We are stoked to work with Addison on new parts as we make a big push into the Street/Park/Dirt market. He is a great rider with a fearless style of riding that is evident from his recent exposure in Ride, Props 72, Banned 3 and Sunshine Sports Channel.” continues Buelvas.
“The Morphine Industries’ guys have been great and I’m juiced to be riding their parts and look forward to repping them in the streets”,
The Nike 6.0 BMX team is fighting gasoline consumption by doing what they love: riding bikes.
Jul 01, 2009
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Nike 6.0 has teamed up with Beat Gasoline to encourage youth to use the power of sport to beat gasoline. Gasoline itself isn’t the enemy. The enemy is its use. The Nike 6.0 BMX team is fighting global gasoline consumption by doing what they love: riding bikes. Not only does riding a bike reduce impact on the environment, the world is more interesting behind bars. Watch the 6.0 athletes story and share your own Beat Gasoline story by uploading a video to beatgasoline.com, illustrating how you use sport to power your life, 
Bikes, beer and some bitches. That was the spirit of Vladdie's Birthdayjam! In the middle of nowhere ''Vlissingen polder'' on an old trailerpark the locals built some nice dirtlines. The weather was pretty nice and so as the riding locals and gast rider of al places from the country jamming for fun. The locals build an pretty technical line. You got a quater to air and get speed for the step down to step up. After that a litle drop and three dirtjumps. Syo show us some nice nowhanders, Dennis (PB gangmember was flowing and did some nice tricks to. Also flowing was Michael van de Lee (PB gangmeber) Foling by me (PB Ganmeber)! Pim van de Bos was showing his big dirt skills at the Goirle jam.
Pro Results:1 Matthias Dandois
2 Jean Buhlon
3 John Leblond
4 Kevin Jacobs
5 Jeremy Brosset
Master Results:
1 Mika Machard
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