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Name: Stijn Staal
Age: 19
Hometown: Maassluis, NL
Hook-ups/Sponsors: none

The favorite list:

-Spot to ride: Everything's fun, ledge spots, rail spots, stairs. I love a good uprail though!
-BMX video: Nike 6.0, especially Garrett and Nigel in that.
-Website: Just the usual, thecomeup/ridebmx/fatbmx/facebook.
-Web video: Ian Schwartz gone fishing one is sweet, probably some other Chase D/Garrett stuff.
-Food: Indonesian food, and I like Daily Wok
-Travel destination: Doesn't really matter where I go, as long as I'm with my friends it's all good. I'd love to go to Barcelona.
-Riders to ride with: Just the locals, Brandon and Robert for sure, 

Nike 6.0 HB BMX Pro Contest - Day 1 Results
1. Daniel Dhers
2. Mike Spinner
3. Garrett Reynolds
4. Andy Buckworth
5. Ryan Guettler
6. Marcus Tooker
7. Craig Mast
8. Austin Coleman
9. Rob Darden
10. Scotty Cranmer
11. Diogo Canina
12. Allan Cooke
13. Dennis Enarson
14. Nicholi Rogatkin
15. Ben Snowden
16. Josh Perry 

Over at Parano Garage they've got a new special going on. If you make an order of € 100 Euros or more, you will find a free DVD within your package. What's on this disc? The Parano Soldiers explaining how you ride a bike with sections on Spine tricks, Liptricks, jump tricks, wallride tricks and some street riding how-to's. The people at Parano ride so expect this to be good. Now you only need

Airing, Friday, July 24 at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times Cory Nastazio and Issuez Inc Crew with TJ Ellis and Luke Parslow and musical guest Tortoise will appear on “The Daily Habit.” He’s often emulated and rarely replicated - pro BMX rider Cory Nastazio hits the Habit on Friday, and he brought his lively crew with him! Plus, the five-piece instrumental band from Chicago known as Tortoise, brings their unique sounds to the Snickers Sound Stage. And, find out what happens when Daily Habit correspondent Jeff Sloniker dives head-first into the

The USA BMX riders proved too strong today at the UCI BMX World Championships in the first day of competition in Adelaide, Australia. Out of the 17 world titles on offer the USA challenge class showed their strength by winning a massive seven world plates while Australia received three. The action packed day marked the start of the four day competition involving over 2000 riders from 32 countries. Today the five to fourteen year olds raced on the 310 metre purpose built indoor track. Both New Zealand and Japan claimed two wins white Argentinean, Czech and Netherland riders claimed one each.

For young competitors like six year old New Zealand rider, Rico Bearman, it was the promise of a PS 3 that inspired his win over defending World Champion, Moka Ban from Japan. The boys won the hearts of the crowd as they stood on the podium with their country flags tied around their shoulders.