Simply put BMX came from Motocross. The connection between the two still remains. Josh Hill has seen both worlds as his dad was a sponsored GT Freestyle rider back in the day doing sick turndowns. Josh still has a BMX bike but currently is busy making mains at the Supercross series that travels around the USA. Josh is also someone exploring new terrain, riding his Dirt Bike in ditches, in the streets and sometimes skateparks. When noise is an issue, and speed is needed, the E-bike comes into play. We fired over some questions to Josh. Answers below.
Name: Josh Hill
Age: 33
Sponsors: Monster energy Mountain Motorsports team Tedder
When was the first time you picked up a BMX bike? Do you remember?
Josh Hill: 2 years old was the first time I rode a BMX without training wheels.
What brand was it?
Josh Hill: No idea, but knowing my dad probably GT or Dyno.
Do you still own a BMX bike today?
Josh Hill: Yes
GIVING MY FRIEND HIS HIGH SHOOL BMX BIKE by Rad BMX Builds
Jon Mackellar has had BMX in his blood since before he could walk and after throwing 30-plus jams in his time he wanted to do something a little more lengthy.
I've been putting in the most work I ever have and its time to set some real goals. Goals revised for the year, let's go racing and have some fun doing it! Thanks for watching!
Moya X Varo: BMX Flat Morning Sess by Varo Hernandez
JD Whitehead and Jake Hunter
So, we got a slightly different episode this month. The Union tapes was originally going to be a series of shows about different aspects of BMX. Everything that went along with BMX basically.
The miniramp is the oldest ramp at the indoorpark REITHALLE and, at over 20 years old, a real mid-school classic - and it is precisely these mid-schoolers who can feel addressed today! On April 1st, and I'm not kidding here, there will be a BMX jam on this miniramp. The whole thing starts at 6 p.m. and ends when it ends. Invited are all people who can do something with a mini ramp and want to meet old and new friends, so rather FSK 18.
There are non-cash prizes for some campaigns such as Best Trick, Best Line, NBDs, etc.
The whole thing is supported by the team of the Reithalle Ulm (we make the ramp nice again), but above all with drinks from Fritz Cola for all visitors. Ralf Schiefer from the Schickeria BMX Shop also drove his golden Maybach out of the garage to get a few prizes out. You'll see if it's actually going to be mid-school prizes when you drop by. For all those who find midschool f***ing lame or are afraid of transitions and what not, of course the whole indoor place will be open and rideable!