did their thing. They transfered into the finals after two rounds by eliminating some of the best riders out there. With Steve Crandall on the microphone the atmosphere was great. 8 riders rode together in the final round, all at once. If an obstable was free, you just hit it. Bruno was all over the course and fired out some feeble grinds to manuals on the reaper rail and fired off some amazing 540's off of the hearse to flat. It didn't work out the first three times but he pulled through on attempt number four. It would later be the winning move for the best trick contest.
In the end Augie Simoncini and Scotty Cranmer took the win, but Bruno and Dak made it to second. Well stoked.
While his German friends were at school, Bruno experienced another lesson of life in NYC. Back to school on Tuesday, but another story to tell.
BdJ
FATBMX follows Bruno Hoffmann in New York City:
Bruno Prepares. Update #4.
Bruno goes NYC. Update # 3
Bruno Hoffmann in NYC part 2
Bruno Hoffmann arrives in NYC