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Yesterday after dinner my dad and I drove to the Helm Trails for a dirt session. The Helm Trails are on the other side of the city. Dimitris Araouzos, Bart Mol and Dennis Keunen were also going to come. Dad told me that Raymon van der Biezen was also going to be there. He was at the Olympics twice as a BMX racer so I was looking forward to meet him in my hometown.

Lots of locals were there already. The place was pretty full. The table line was once again changed since the Dutch Championships from a few months ago. The first one was steep, so Riccardo changed it a little. It was better after that. We rode for two hours. I met Raymon van der Biezen. I wanted to do an interview but then I had to go home. Maybe next time.

Hi I'm Philip, your new editor for FATBMX KIDS. Kids can come to this new part of the site to get some coverage. I try to go to BMX spots. When you see me and you want to be on FATBMX KIDS, tell me if you want to do an interview, or get a photo on FATBMX KIDS. We are riding for fun and want to be on a big site like FATBMX too.

Also I want to focus on all the products that are made for young boys and girls. I have a camera and can take pictures of the products that are made for the kids.

I want BMX to be bigger and the riders to have fun on their bikes. FATBMX KIDS is here to get tips from the pro riders, and do all kinds of things that keep us happy. You can reach me at: Philip @ fatbmx.com so send in your videos and photos. I'm looking forward to hear from you.

My name is Alise Post, and I started BMX Racing when I was 6 years old in Minnesota. My older brother started about 2 weeks before me, and saw other little girls at the track and talked my parents into dragging me along to try it out and toughen his little sis up before she got into anything too girly he couldn't enjoy with me ;) When I first tried though, I was too scared. I walked up to the starting gate and decided the hill was too big and I was not about to race down it. So, my parents nearly pulled the plug and got my membership money

The Recon Tour presented by Replay XD held the last stop at Windells camp located just outside of Sandy, OR. With temperatures in the low 80’s and a slight breeze blowing, the competitors were ready to face up against the outside cement park that Windells camp built to perfection. The park served some of the most original and creative lines that we have witnessed so far on the tour. It was a bittersweet day as we watched all the smiling competitors come together to make a very memorable last stop. Athletes traveled from all over, including Canada, Chicago, and various parts of California.

The competition was fierce and the day unraveled in a very dramatic fashion. The play open division took eight well deserving athletes to the finals to battle for the last ticket to the Recon Tour finals. New athletes to compete in the Recon Tour like Adam Piatek, Frank Bornhoeft, and Taylor Isaak, were facing up against the veterans of the tour like Sebastian Smith, Derek Kenny, and Cory Clark. In the end it