there's a ramp in the building for all employees and team riders to use. With both sides having
a corner, the ramp flows better than ever before. One side has pool coping which makes the skaters in the company a bit worried when they hear BMX-ers are riding the ramp, but non of us had pegs and with a bit of common sense there's no need to worry. 
After the session it was off to Taco Bell. Really? Yes, again. The place rules. Then it was off to the corner of Hamilton/Brookhurst to park the car for a Sheep Hills session. I was excited to check out the current status of the legendary dirt spot. Loads of people were there. It was a Saturday, it was sunny and people were riding bikes. Some familiar faces were there, some were boozing, a couple from Oregon were digging and others were riding. A healthy scene for sure. 
If you're good, you adjust to unfamiliar jumps right away. I'm not good so I needed some help. Boozer told me where to start which helped out a lot even when he was living up to his reputation at the trails. Then I got some help from an even older rider on an MTB to make it through another line. A short Power Minute followed and A to the Z snapped some shots. It wore me out but it was good fun. 
We went to Mike's pad in Newport, took a shower and used up the Linksys wifi link to the fullest. Got some drinks, started the Drawsome game and then decided to eat something in the end. At 21:55hr we made it to The Counter for a custom burger to go. When the bellies were full we all passed out. Another good day in Cali.BdJ
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.