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We are so stoked to share this! We found and got the first ever S&M frame made! 001 made by Cook Brothers! And we owe it all to Peter Frampton, hahaha. Could been but not for sure, first S&M forks and slam bars! But they are early ones! Along with a super early S&M jersey and pair of S&M Dyno pants

Old School BMX Racing

These are 8mm movies shot by my uncle Jon Cobin of me (Matt Macarewich) and my little brother Trevor along with my racing friends from Capistrano Beach, Ca. racing BMX at Escape Country (aka Robinson Ranch) in 1974 and 75. Robinson Ranch is now part of Rancho Santa Margarita. We are wearing red with white sleeve jerseys as part of Paul's Schwinn BMX race team which was based in San Clemente, Ca.

Alan takes you through our brand new Whitefield Bikes line up. Well we say brand new, its new old stock!

In this episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, host Brad Fanshaw dives deep into the world of BMX with three incredible interviews!

The ORIGINAL BMX bike? Gary Littlejohn was one of the first people to produce a bicycle made specifically for BMX. Before his creation it was mainly kids modifying stingrays. His story is an interesting one of a guy who was creative and loved creating.

The Dirty Knobs Podcast Season 4 Episode 1 with your hosts Hollywood Mike Miranda, JV James Vicente and EC Eric Carter. The season 4 opener is with the Red Baron, the king of sidehacks, BMX hall of famer, Dennis Dain.

The Redline Vintage Sale goes live Monday, February 3rd, at 9 AM PST. This Sale closes out a series of Redline and non-Redline branded products offered during the last two years, many of which will not be reproduced. There will be deals. In late February, Rise Creative will share details of a series of exciting new projecys and products Rise Creative will deliver under the Redline Vintage BMX brand, including some custom anniversary projects, new components, new crank options (different lenghths, and a pinchless Vintage Flight Crank) and Redline branded apparel.

Some of the New Years Sale Highlights:

Whatever happened to Panda BMX?

Eddie Fiola, often referred to as the “King of the Skateparks,” is a legendary BMX freestyle rider who emerged as one of the sport’s most iconic figures in the 1980s. Known for his innovative style, fluid tricks, and groundbreaking approach to BMX riding, Fiola played a pivotal role in shaping the early landscape of freestyle BMX.