Later that evening, Redline FLIGHT crank trophies were awarded to the following winners:
CATEGORY WINNERS & TOP-5 NOMINEES (in order)
Best 70's Bike:
WINNER: '76 G-Boy (owner; Perry Wills)
RUNNER-UPS:
'79 Redline Microline (owner; Xach Wagner)
'76 DG Racer (owner; Dean DeLocker)
'76 Dan Gurney Monoshock (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
'79 Mongoose (owner; Dean DeLocker)
Best 80's Bike:
WINNER: '83 Skyway T/A (owner; Kelly Schall)
RUNNER-UPS:
'83 Bandito (owner; Ernesto)
'81 SE QuadAngle (owner; Perry Wills)
'82 GJS (owner; Troy Pelly)
'86 RL 20a (owner; Bobby Oh)
Best 90's Bike:
WINNER: '94 S&M Dirt Bike (owner; Doug Williams)
RUNNER-UPS:
'97 GT Speed Series (owner; Matt Wharton)
'92 Redline (owner; Dean DeLocker)
'95 Boss "Bad Boy" (owner; ??)
'93 Kastan "Squareback" (owner; Marty Wendt)
Best Freestyle Bike:
WINNER: '85 Haro Master (owner; Mel Wagner)
RUNNER-UPS:
'85 Redline RL-20 II (owner: Bobby Oh)
'84 Redline RL-20 ProStyler (owner; Ernesto)
SE Quad F/Ser (owner; Perry Wills)
'85 Redline RL-20a (owner: Bobby Oh)
Best MonoShock:
WINNER: '75 Dan Gurney (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
Best 26 Cruiser:
WINNER: '80 Cook Bros. (owner; Perry Wills)
RUNNER-UPS:
'82 SE "OM Flyer" (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
'79 S&S beachcruiser (owner; Jimmy Roth)
'81 DG Looptail (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
'81 DG Vulcan (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
Best 24" Cruiser:
WINNER: '83 Patterson 24 (owner; Jacob Killbourne)
RUNNER-UPS:
'83 GHP (owner; Perry Wills)
'08 Knight "Eddie Fiola-replica" GT Pro Performer (owner; Mel Wagner)
'82 Champion "Orange Sunburst" (owner; Perry Wills)
'83 Powerlite 24 (owner; Andy Giannini)
Best of Show:
WINNER: '76 G-Boy (owner; Perry Wills)
RUNNER-UPS:
'83 Patterson 24 (owned; Jacob Killbourne)
'83 Skyway T/A (owner; Kelly Schall)
'85 Haro Master (owner; Mel Wagner)
'84 Redline RL-20 ProStyler (owner; Ernesto)
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4th Annual ROSEVILLE "Rockford of the West" Show & Swap. By gOrk
Jul 21, 2009
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While many kids were comptemplating how long of a fuse they'd need for their homemade M-80's, the U.S. BMX scene converged in Northern California for the next rounds of the ABA National circuit. And for the fourth year in a row, Oak Creek BMX track played host to what's become an annual Vintage BMX Show & Swap - dubbed by some as "The Rockford of the West." This year, collectors from as far north as Red Bluff - as west as San Fran - as east as Reno, and as close as Citrus Heights came out in force with some pristine pieces of BMX history. Collectors and spectators were able to take a step back in time and re-live the 1970's and 80's BMX era, and with a ballot in hand were asked to vote for their favorite bikes in each of 9 categories. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.