Bart de Jong
Just imagine be 17 years old. Your friends are at school but you got some days off to go to a contest in New York City for the weekend to ride with some of the very best street riders in the world. You get up crazy early on Thursday, fly over to the metropole that you've never been to before and somehow prepare for next day's event. Your sponsor has flown 3 guys over with you so you can say the pressure is on to do well. Bruno was the only international rider on the course at the Trick Or Treat contest. He had traveled the farthest, only had a day to get used to the 6 hour time change and did that by going shopping the day he arrived. When it was time to ride, the German teenager got to business. It took him little time to get used to the rails, ledges, ramps and other obstacles on the course. Bruno blended in the rider field like it was daily business. There was mutual respect from the start.
When the contest took off Bruno and Dakota Roche just rode and
Last week we did an interview with Scot Breithaupt about his upcoming event in California. He's been working overtime to get things sorted and asked us to post the info on the site once again. Scot is largely responsible for getting BMX off the ground 40 years ago so without him, who knows what we would be doing right now. Anyway, here is the info again and hit that poster up for more details. Entries for the Three Freestyle and Collector show events are filling up! Remember the first 50 Get a FREE BONUS Hat!
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Three Freestyle Competitions to enter:
-S&M-Fit Park Scene Freestyle Competitions
-¼ pipes, boxes, and old school wedge ramps and grind rails…
-Redline Dirt Jumping Contest
On a beautiful but blustery night in Brooklyn, 36 BMX bikers put street into the spotlight at the Red Bull Trick or Treat contest. Eighteen teams of two hit a creative course that featured Halloween-themed obstacles from coffin grid boxes to a tricked- out hearse, and the winning combination proved to be a mash-up between the big contest strength of Scotty Cranmer and street-wise skills of Augie Simoncini. Over 1,000 fans braved temperatures in the 40s to in Newton Barge Park to witness some 
Doing collabs is hot and here's the latest on the Collab front. Sunday and Oakley have teamed up to get some fresh sunglasses out. Here's the info: Check out the new Sunday Frogskins! Sunday teamed up with Oakley to bring you their latest collaboration glasses. Oakley started out by making grips back in 1975 when BMX was in its infancy. The colors were chosen to reflect BMX in the early 80′s and Oakley B-1B grips. These grips came in classic color combos like red/white