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Saturday was a big day for me. I waited for one year to see the Nitro Circus again. Last year was amazing. I was hoping for this year to be good also. In this report I will take you through my day step by step.

07:30hr. My parents told me to sleep-in but I could only stretch it till 07:30hr. I wanted the day to start and started with breakfast.

07:35hr. iPad time. I usually start the day with the iPad. On Saturday I was looking for Nitro Circus Live videos to get ready for the show. I love the iPad.

10:00hr. I chilled for a few hours and got dressed. I looked for my Nitro Circus Live T-shirt, hoodie and hat and had my 199 shoes ready. I had to use a different T-shirt because last year's Nitro shirt was too small. I cleaned the peak of my NCL hat because it got salty from sweating.

Throughout 2015 I have been involved in the development of a new street frame by Impurity Bike Co. The initial motivation behind this project was to create a frame that is: A) Robust enough for burly modern day street and ramp riding with; B) Sensible angles and geometry for nose manuals, regular manuals, grinds, airs and; C) To be visually appealing. As an Impurity rider I was granted the opportunity to influence the geometry of the frame as part of a team consultation process. I pushed for a 75.5 degree headtube angle because I wanted the frame to be reactive for nose manuals and G’turns – to give you a better idea of the rationale behind the 75.5 (HTA) I will tell you that the United ‘Mothership V.3′ is 75.25 (HTA) and the Impurity ‘Femur’ is 76 (HTA) – from personal experience I have ridden both the Mothership(s) and the Femur and I feel that a 75.5 HTA is a happy medium which is very responsive yet still has a sense of stability for ripping around and getting airborne, etc. Other aspects of the frames geometry worth

Caroline Buchanan BMX racer number 68 embarks on a huge 2016 full steam ahead. Follow her action across the globe racing the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Series, BMX World Championships, qualifying the nation and competing towards her major goal…. #SIX8series takes you behind the scenes into the training life of a professional athlete, Caroline’s mindset, life balance off the bike and the journey 

Name: Anthony Dean
Age: 24
Hometown: Adl, Australia. San Diego, CA
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