Bart de Jong
First Decade BMX Northern California vintage-old school 70's and 80's by Page Productions
Vintage "Old School" BMX of Northern California. Old 8mm movies that either I, or my mother took of me in the late 70's and early 80's in Northern California. I grew up in San Jose, Ca. and started racing there at Hamman Park.
Saddleback Park Irvine, Ca.1979 Bmx supernationals Vintage old school bmx NBmxA by Page Productions
NBA Supernationals Saddleback Park 1979. Old school bmx at its craziest. Saddleback Park was a wild track.
The Pro class had their own starting gate at the top of a cliff. For those too young to remember Saddleback, it was a wonderland for offroad motorcycle riders. The 700-acre park was located about ten miles east of Disneyland and included two motocross tracks, a BMX track, a dirt track, multiple hill climbs (including the famous Matterhorn), a trials area and miles of trails. It was open every day of the week and held races on Saturday and Sunday.
HANGIN w LAVS 8 with Mike "Hucker" Clark. By TJ Lavin. This kids got it. I'd say it's safe to say he's in the top 5 of almost every pro, on the "people they love to watch" list.. please meet Hucker!
Vintage BMX Bikes
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BMX pictures from Scottsdale & Phoenix AZ. Mother's Custom Motocrossers
In 2011, Producer and Director Todd Huffman of "The Motocross Files" acquired reels of lost footage from the 1976 motocross series shot by a young filmmaker from San Diego named Ray Baum. The footage had never been edited into anything so after transferring thousands of feet of film into a digital format, hidden in all the wonderful motocross footage was six minutes from this BMX race.
BMX is a Bicycle Motocross Racing documentary I made in 1977 while attending film school at San Francisco State University. My father was a bicycle racer in the 1940's, and opened a bicycle shop in Pleasant Hill, CA in the 1960's. He promoted any kind of bicycle racing and in the 1970's, sponsored a BMX team. Most of the film was shot at Merritt College in Oakland. The music track is original music, performed by myself and some friends. Monument Cyclery was a great, creative environment, encouraging and producing some great artisans in varied creative careers...and Me? Still producing films!
45 year old BMXer, wakeboarder, bass fisherman. Unkown Industries Buddy Suttle Harley Davidson tow in wall ride, bouncing 8lb Berryessa Bass and wakeboarding the California delta behind a Mastercraft.
Worth a re-watch. The plan was simple, well, to be honest it was non-existent; take eight friends, both old and new, meet up in Portland, Oregon. Then pile everyone into a 40-foot-long RV and see what happens! The heavily-laden RV consisted of a pretty eclectic list of names, including Nathan Williams, Reed Stark, Alex Kennedy, Corey Martinez, David Grant, Christian Rigal, and Matt Roe. Follow the crew as they plug through the Pacific Northwest of the United States in search of BMX street spots ripe for shredding.
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.