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Name: Jimmy Mac Mcneal
Hometown: Camden, NJ, USA.
Occupation: CEO/founder Union Square shoes
Let's start with your BMX background. Give us a short history.
Jimmy Mac McNeal: I've been BMX for very long time since the early '80s, I started competing in BMX racing at an early age and my love started with a mix of BMX and freestyle especially during that time period of the early '80s. I already started riding, but a friend was reading a BMX Action mag in 4th grade and loaned it to me. I was hooked. And it never stopped. I've been riding 45 plus years. Committed and always moto/skated for fun…
Did you learn much by doing Bulldog Bikes?
Jimmy Mac McNeal: Bulldog bikes was a great learning experience. We had a lot of success, and we had a lot of challenges. I had to get very creative because there was a lot of blocking going on where people didn't like exactly what we were doing. So it made me be able to innovate in distribution and sales and marketing. Using a hip hop approach like emcees like Too Short and other independent artists where they went direct to the consumer. Also being one of the early BMX sites starting our site in 1998 and being able to order on the phone and online, I basically modeled what Dan's was doing.
Nachschlag von der Harzroll Session in Halberstadt, da ging es nämlich gut ab! Hier sind alle Clips, die es nicht in unser Hauptvideo vom ersten Lauf der LaMe-Serie 2022 geschafft haben, aber zu Schade für die digitale Mülltonne sind. Yeww!
Shout out to everyone who came through, big thanks to our sponsors BSD, Federal, Source BMX + DamGood Coffeeshop for the prizes + prize money.
After spending the last decade traveling back and forth from his home in France to Austin, Texas to visit. Maxime Bonfil is now full time Texan. Check out the 1st of a new 2 part series of Maxime's first few months here.
Pat Fallico spends his 25th birthday shredding Beenleigh and Runaway Bay parks.
Jackie Liu doing his thing out of New Zealand with some fancy foot work on the downside whips!
Finals at the BMX Triple Challenge went off! Big tricks, big slams, and jumps! Definitely a recipe for a good time. Hit play and watch how all the excitement of the Finals unfold.
Everything about Ryan Rostirolla's riding and personality screams LUXBMX! Welcome to the team mate.
Name: Malene Kejlstrup Sørensen
Age: 19
Hometown: Copenhagen
Sponsors/hook-ups: Hebo
When was your first BMX race and do you remember it well?
Malene Kejlstrup Sørensen: My first race was in 2012. I remember I got second and was pretty satisfied about that.
How did you find BMX?
Malene Kejlstrup Sørensen: My dad raced BMX, so he took me and my brother to the nearest bmx track. We borrowed some bmx bikes and just had fun. Since then I have ridden my BMX bike.
Training, traveling, racing, what is the best part about BMX for you?
Malene Kejlstrup Sørensen: ALL… hard to choose, but racing for me is my motivation to do my trainings. Traveling and meeting new people all around, is also really nice.
What are your thoughts on the new U23 class?
Malene Kejlstrup Sørensen: I must admit I was a bit skeptical at first. Now I think it’s a good idea for
Job opening: BMX Freestyle Pathways Coach at AusCycling Limited
Description:
Pre-amble
-We exist to unleash the unbound potential of every body.
-Cycling is more than a sport - it’s a lifestyle.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.