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Kempes Bowl Contest 2017 organizado por la Asociación Cordobesa de Bmx en el Bikepark del Kempes - ACBMX
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Street and Park used to be mixed up at the Simple Session but after last year's success of splitting it up, the Street riders also have their podium at the event. The 18th edition will see the legends come to Tallinn, including non other than Josh Harrington (USA) who got an invite through the UCI BMX Freestyle App along with Ricky Veronick (Park) and Roman Gilimzyanov (Park). It's actually unknown if Josh will ride street or park in Estonia. Maybe he should ride both. Anyway, look at the Street rider list. With cracks like Garrett Reynolds, Bruno Hoffmann, Simone Barraco, and Dan Lacey signed up, you know it's going to be one not to miss the first weekend of February.
Simple Session 2018 BMX STREET riders list:
We are pleased to invite you to watch "Eurotrip 2017" video that we managed to film in July 2017. Our goal was to visit Luxembourg, France and especially Paris for BMXDAY and Netherlands where instead of visiting the rainy streets of Amsterdam, we found a very nice skatepark under the bridge in Zaandam, not far from our awsome airbnb place. Hope you will like it :)
Day 11 of our 'Twelve days of Aitken’, which is a retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, continues with Mikey’s section in the Stew Johnson classic “Anthem II.” Mikey’s opener section is easily one of the most memorable trails heavy-section ever put together.
The tenth installment of our 'Twelve days of Aitken’, which is a retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career, skips the commentary, and focuses on a compilation of Mikey’s riding from Road Fools 15 (2006) and Road Fools Rock-N-Roll Tour 2 (2007).
We’re 3/4 of the way through our ‘Twelve days of Aitken,’ which is a retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, and what better part to kick off Day 9 than with Mikey’s epic “That’s It!” section.
With Day 8 in our 'Twelve days of Aitken,’ which is a retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, we focus on “FIT Life”, which was released in 2007. Six years after it’s inception, FIT was well-established, and Mikey was at the upper echelon of FIT’s well-assembled dream team of this era.
STILL UNITED - Team Mix 2. "We've got another online premiere of the epic 'Still United' DVD - this time it's just under four minutes of footage from United bossman Ian Morris, along with Jimmy Rushmore, Dan Boiski and Jack Birtles. There's not many 40+ year old BMX company owners still smashing out massive rails and bomb dropping into street setups, but Ian Morris can't stop himself! Expect mach-10 clips from Nana Rushmore, effortless rail manoeuvres from London's mental spot map guide Dan Boiski and some loose ol' shredding from Jack Birtles down-under. You can't beat a bit of Killing Joke either! You've got to love a good team section, and this second one from STILL UNITED ain't no normal mix! "
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