BMX Oldschool PTR-Trickteam - Das aktuelle Sport Studio
Hi all, for those interested, I share details of a new BMX History project I am working on with Redline Bicycles and company founder, Linn Kastan. Redline Foundations looks back on Linn’s story during the early years - his entry into the emerging BMX scene and the founding of the Redline brand - arguably the most innovative of the 1970s and 80s era. The project brings together a community of ex-Redline riders, industry figureheads, ad ex-employees to tell the story of the brand through video, features, and a dedicated Redline history website.
We launch the project with a unique proposition. For those who appreciate and collect BMX hardware,
Gary Turner's (GT Bicycles Co-Founder) First BMX Monoshock Story by Pipeline Digital Media
Legendary BMX (and A LOT of other bikes) innovator and developer, Gary Turner is assisted by voices of Stompin' Stu Thomsen and his brother Glenn Turner to tell the story of the development of Gary's first monoshock BMX bike in the 1970's. Written and Directed by Todd Huffman, Produced by Don Hoffman and photographed by Keith Martin and Jimmy Cook. Produced by Pipeline Digital Media, creators of "The Motocross Files" and "PENTON: The John Penton Story narrated by Lyle Lovett".
Isaac and Craig have a conversation with the Lord of BMX Freestyle and street riding legend, Dave Voelker of Dyno fame. Dave talks about his history and looks at the future with 29 inch BMX bikes.
Mendo Veljanovski started practicing BMX about 6 years ago.
Josh White, Ron Wilkerson, Todd Anderson, Eddie Fiola, Mat Hoffman, Dave Voelker, Don Cook and more tear it up in Palm Spings!
Thought this would be interesting to do. Now I just feel old!
Featuring Sergio Layos, Axle Jurgens, Kevin Porter, Dom Mach, & more. If you recognize someone in this part let me know in the comments.
Ride For Ron. An Outlaw BMX Race in honor of Michigan BMX racer Ron “Big Mac” McDonald, who passed away 9/26/20 from pancreatic cancer.
Additional filming: Mike Lacy, Brett VandenBosch, Israel Davis, Chuck Nagy.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.