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After Friday’s insane Semi-Final showcase of technical riding, the BMX Street Final had everyone buzzing here in San Francisco, California at the Toyota City Championships. With a stacked list of BMX Street riders retuning to go all out in the final on the iconic course with an enthusiastic crowd, the BMX Street Final was action-packed. The format consisted of the top 10 riders each allowed three runs
Following Friday night’s BMX Dirt Semi-Final action, the anticipation from the fans had everyone pumped and excited for the final as part of the Dew Tour Toyota City Championships in San Francisco, California. Taking over Fulton Street, the BMX Dirt jumps ran in between the Asian Art Museum and the San Francisco Public Library. These massive jumps wound their way around Pioneer Monument and gave a lot of room for riders to get creative. GARRETT REYNOLDS WINS SECOND CONSECUTIVE BMX STREET DEW CUP AT DEW TOUR TOYOTA CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Oct 13, 2013
The Dew Tour Toyota City Championships took over San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza this afternoon with Skate Street, BMX Street and BMX Dirt Finals. Garrett Reynolds won his second consecutive BMX Street Dew Cup in a tight competition that saw the best talent in BMX on a course that replicated historic San Francisco spots. Reynolds landed a 180 to fakie whip off the manual pad and a double truckdriver down the nine stair that brought the crowd to their feet to barely edge out second place finisher Chad Kerley. “It feels really good to win two years in a row. The tech riding is
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