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For an afternoon in mid-October an intersection in Golden Gate Park was transferred back in time to the 1980's. The scene developed slowly like a lazy Sunday does; first a few bikes, then a few more and before you know it you've got 50 people with bikes and an impromptu jam circle just like back in the day when BMX freestyle was brand new. To think this used to happen every Sunday is almost unbelievable but it did. And, I'll venture to say that until this last weekend's 2nd annual Dave Vanderspek Memorial Ride,

Alessandro Civera sent in some good pics from the latest street jam in Italy. To be exact in Milano city during the Bicycle Film Festival. Good day, good weather conditions, good tricks, good ambient and good jam with more than 45 riders from differents cities. Enjoy the photographs...

Name: Tian Moses
Age: 22
Hometown: London, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: hook ups from Skaterham and Team Extreme, sponsors: Sibot bmx shop, Monster energy and Stereo Bikes

The favorite list:

-Spot to ride: the level in Brighton
-BMX video: Drop the hammer
-Website: The Come Up
-Web video: Aaron Ross, Sean Sexton and Danny Hickerson Dew Tour video
-Food: cakes I bake when I can lol 

WIN WIN WIN! Last week Bruno got a new bike set up from wethepeople - after putting together his new ride he wondered what to do with his "old" rig. He thought it would be cool if some kid can have it as it´s still in a pretty good shape. After checking with wethepeople and Vans if they were into it - you guys have now the chance to win a decent Bruno Hoffman package. Here´s a list of what the package contains:
• Wethepeople Sleepless frame 2009
• Wethepeople Helium fork
• Wethepeople Mad Max bar
• Wethepeople Supreme stem
• wethepeople seat --> as seen on the pic / all in Bruno´s ghetto eggplant paintjob

Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa and Rock Island and Moline, Illinois. This is where I grew up, river towns on the Mississippi. None of us knew it, but apparently river towns are historically rough places. We loved it because our towns were immortalized in movies and music. The Blues Brothers, Kiss, Johnny Cash, Bob Segar, we were proud of where we came from and puzzled when we went other places