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The final video release for Professional Freestyle BMX rider Dane Searls sees him successfully ride the biggest dirt jumps in history, clearing distances up to 60 feet (18 metres) on a BMX. The Giants of Dirt Project began in 2010 when Dane Searls brought the idea to Unit Clothing, his sponsor. Over the next 12 months, together they built and tested the line of jumps in Boonah, (west of the Gold Coast, Queensland) on the farm

JAG BMX is currently in pre-construction of a brand new BMX facility that will feature an Olympic Elite track and amateur Championship track just like the facility built in South Africa for the World Championship. In addition we will be building a Fitness Center with modern equipment, locker rooms and Showers, whirlpools and other important items needed to make the perfect athlete or the best athlete you can be. In addition our future plans call for a BMX museum, and a BMX Factory to once again build the JAG BMX bike "Made in America". A children's playground for little tots to enjoy them selves will accommodate the total family especially when parents are also

The correct answer in the JanSport competition on FATBMX was c) The Rebeljam. JanSport was indeed a supporting sponsor of one of the best comps of the year 2011. The following people will receive a JanSport backpack (comes with a 30 years warranty plan) courtesy of JanSport/Rebeljam.
The winners are:
1) Tom Selbeck (NL)
2) Francois Larrieu (Fra)

SE Bikes is dropping some new shirt designs just in time for the holidays. Six new shirts, a women’s shirt, and a hooded zip-up sweatshirt.
$20 for the Short Sleeve Shirts 

News spreads fast. Twitter, Facebook, e-mail, all of it helps spread the news. Sometimes good, sometimes bad. Although it was in the pipeline, I did not like the clip that I saw today. The clip showed the demolition of the concrete bowl in Guethary, France. It lasted 13 years but needs to make room for property building. The bowl was one of the reasons to visit the Guethary area every summer and hopefully they're getting something similar up soon so we can come back.