advertisement. One thing that SOUL has and Cream doesn't is BMX racing. This issue has a Steven Cisar interview (in French). Rutger Pauw made a trip to Denmark with the Simple team riders including Mark Vos. Hup Holland! 6 pages with Rutger photos is a treat. No need to read French here. SOUL traveled to Cali and came back with loads of stuff. Michael Husser gets 8 pages, and Gary Young gets 9. Interviews, in French. Team Loc went on tour. They hit up Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. Can't believe everyone survived that road trip with Maxime Charveron on the wheel. New spots for sure. Dakota and Kurt get a duo interview and Ed Nussbaum gets one too. Soul takes a quick trip to Haiti before the paper runs out for the May/June 2009 issue.
If you can't decide which one to get, get both. Support the BMX mags. They need it.
BdJ
SOUL is the other French BMX publication that you can pick up at the newsstands while you're on that French road trip on the way to the Peynier trails or the Marseille bowl. But, you will need to know how to read French. If looking at the pictures will do for you, and you think € 5,95 is worth it, feel free to support the BMX media. Sometimes you get ideas from picking up magazines. The Frenchys ad for instance is something new. If you're flipping through the mag real quick at the newsstands, make sure you check out page 3-4 for the 
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