A look back at a few early BMX tracks in Cali - circa 1970's... Escape Country, Malibu Canyon, B.U.M.S., Redondo Beach. A brief history of BMX tracks and old school BMX racing...
BMX Beat! International hosted by Andy Ruffell & Gaz Top. The show featured some of the best BMX freestyle riders in the world at that time including the Hugo Gonzales and Rich Sigur and UK riders Craig Campbell, Dave Young, and Jason Hassell.
Join us at the Vans Off the Wall skatepark in Huntington Beach, California, on the evening of Wednesday June 5th for a casual event to celebrate the release of the 2nd Edition of the Birth of the BMX Freestyle Movement book. Wednesday’s are BMX (riding) night at HB. Ride, socialize, hang out. 5-8 PM. See you there.
7471 Center Ave
Huntington Beach
CA 92647
USA
No 73, later re-titled 7T3, was a British 1980s children's TV show produced by Television South (TVS) for the ITV network. It was broadcast live on Saturday mornings and ran from 1982 to 1988.
Founder and owner of Hutch Bicycles. Rich Hutchins was a huge innovator for the sport of BMX. The quality and craftsmanship were second to none.
Unreel Productions & Vision Street Wear present: Freestyling Fanatics BMX. Released in 1988.
The bike! 80's old school BMX freestyle Movie Carlo Griggs (& Jason Davies) by TRIDERMO
The bike! 80's old school BMX freestyle Movie Carlo Griggs (& Jason Davies) by TRIDERMO
BMX in the 80's. This was our first attempt and building a 1/4 pipe and leaning to freestyle ahh the good old days.
In the early '80-s everyone in The Netherlands rode a BMX bike. People in their 40-s-50-s remember that time well as everyone has stories of bombing frontyards, breaking bike parts or winning their first trophy. The magazines were the bible, it was all you had and they were read over and over again. It was how we learnt English in fact with every word that we did not understand looked up in the dictionary. New products were drooled over but impossible to get our hands on for multiple reasons.
Oldschool BMX Parts opened up shop in Heesch for a day to bring the BMX pioneers and oldschool fans together. Collectors displayed their bikes, brought products they wanted to sell and the Oldschool BMX Parts man-cave sold plenty of old parts. It was just cool to go back in memory lane because some of the
Midwest Oldschool BMX Show &Swap | Had some fun checking out these old school gems in this years 15th annual bike show.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.