Purposely I had not watched the video before the screening in Portugal. It’s just so much better when the energy is there of likewise people. It was an emotional ride at times seeing how much the Condor has put into BMX, what he had to go through to make his dreams happen. Jeff Tremaine directed the 51 minutes long video and his friends Spike Jonze and Johnny Knoxville were the producers. It’s available on iTunes for a couple of dollars.
Greg Romero downloaded it and mentioned it was the best money he ever spent on a video. It’s inspirational for sure and should motivate everyone to push the level of BMX in all fields. The rebel jam had a great start. Let’s see where this leads to when the comp begins. Will the competitors push their riding a few steps in respect for the Condor? Will the level of BMX be pushed this weekend?
BdJ
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