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Name: Oscar Santiago Cholico
Age: 25 years
Hometown: Siy of ensneada, Baja California and I live in Cove
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This weekend the FATBMX crew will make it to Hasselt, Belgium for the 2016 edition of the Belgian BMX Open to be held at the outdoor concrete park just outside of the city centre. The BBO will have dirt, park, street, flatland and a bunnyhop contest. The Pro purse per discipline is €850,= Euros and the one who signs up and does the highest bunny hop will go home with €250,=. It's possible for anyone to enter the comp in Belgium, it also has kids classes in all ages, amateur and of course the Pro classes. 2015 Pro winners include Timothy Bringer from France (Dirt), Leon Hoppen from Germany won Street, the Park win went to Kenneth Tancré (BEL) and Barre Neirynck won the flatland contest. The bunnyhop record at the BBO is 120cm. Come over and beat that.

It's possible to camp out on the spot or book a hotel in Hasselt, the city centre is just 5 minutes away. General Conditions of Participation 2016, full event schedule, Pro purse breakdown, directions etc. can be found below.

Name: Jari Roggeveen
Age: 13
Hometown: Katwijk, Netherlands
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Seck Clothing

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-Spot to ride: Eurocamp, Spain
-BMX video: Never been done tricks with Daniel Sandoval
-Website: FATBMX
-Web video: Best of bmx 2012
-Food: KFC
-Twitter to follow: I don't have twitter haha
-Person on Instagram: @thewebbieshow
-Travel destination: Tossa de Mar (Eurocamp)
-Riders to ride with: All the 040bmxpark locals and the locals at skatepark scum Katwijk
-Car: Lamborghini Aventador

If you’re not familiar the #BIKELIFE movement that’s rapidly growing in cities all around the world, then you better hold on to your hat! There is definitely a movement goin’ on. SE Bikes recently brought BMX legend Todd Lyons and wheelie king Dblocks out to Philadelphia to meet up and ride with the Philly crews. Over 300 local riders showed up for the Philly Rideout including nearly 40 Philadelphia police officers, who heard about the ride through social media. The police presence was definitely a surprise, but rather than shut down the ride, they showed up to embrace it and keep the ride safe. It’s truly a unique experience to see cops on mountain bikes and in cop cars casually riding alongside of 100’s of BMXers doing wheelies and tricks in the streets. No politics, no racial tension, no drama. Just kids on bikes having fun!

The BIKELIFE movement is real. Check it out!

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