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The Dew Tour Toyota City Championships moved their skate and BMX competitions to Harrison St. today for the industry’s most progressive downhill street contest. BMX riders took to the downhill course, repurposing the features for their own style of creativity. Chad Kerley continued his weekend of strong street riding with a run that gave him the high score of the competition. He tore through the course, beginning with a 540 and continuing with a barspin manual, feeble hard 180 and a nose 
For the second consecutive year, Dew Tour brought back the BMX Streetstyle course to span Harrison Street in San Francisco, California as part of the Toyota City Championships. This unique contest, combines real life street obstacles like stair sets, hand rails, flatbed trucks, brick banks, then mix in a few reinforced cars for the athletes to ride and the options are endless. The format for this event consisted of 16 riders that were each given three turns on the ultimate streetstyle 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.