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Enjoy the rad, really rad, really really rad radness of Mike D. riding my halfpipe back in the day.

(1988) Eddie Fiola: King Of The Skateparks. "During the ‘80s, Eddie Fiola rose to fame as a pro and was well known for winning the title of King Of The Skatepark from 1982 through 1986. Fiola’s name became synonymous with his longtime sponsor GT bicycles, and after leaving the brand in 1987, Fiola made due performing live shows for Vans. In the early ‘90s, he happened onto commercial auditions in Hollywood, and eventually followed up with a career as a Hollywood Stuntman. His most notable role as stunt double is possibly still that of Cru Jones, from the ‘80s cult classic BMX movie RAD! Inbetween showing us stuntman footage on his phone Eddie found time at the hotel bar to get truly under the influence for the first time since 1984." - DIG 65, China 'Lightning Bolts' Article

Unreel Productions & Vision Street Wear present: Freestyling Fanatics BMX. Released in 1988 Riders Featured: Brian Blyther Chad Johnson Chris Potts Dave Vanderspek Dave Voelker Dennis MCcoy Dino Deluca Gary Laurent Jeff Cotter Josh White Krys Dauchy Leo Chen Matt Hoffman Nathan Shimizu Pete Augustin R L Osborne Ron Camero Ron Wilkerson Scott Robinson.

This Classic video from 1987 featuring: The Evans Brothers (Todd Evans, Eric Evans). Showing everything from Safety to Basic Trick How-to's.

CW team show from 1986. HAACK'S CYCLE - Madison, Wisconsin.

Only took until 2018. Parts in Order: Craig Passero Austin Mazur Marvin Morales Freddy Drew PePe Gaurdado Franco Leon Paul Smith Justin Koebele.

Bay Area fire courtesy of Bob Randel and the Format Error​ squad. Thanks to a soundtrack by Oakland's DJ Fresh and the spliced in bits of found footage Turf Talk achieves that unique style that's synonymous with the Bay.

Corey Dewey - PRESENCE LAST STAND

Welcome to Mark Burnett's Field Notes. A new record of what it is like to travel with Mark and what happens along the way. Here are some words from Mark himself: "For those of you who don't know, which I assume is most, I used to make iPhone style web videos for my own YouTube channel. Basically they were just a regurgitation of anything I had on my camera roll, dumped over top of a Juicy J or Meek Mill song. With Instagram having video capabilities, it's been a while since I've made a video like this but it's definitely something I still enjoy doing. I wanted to bring it back, and so I did. Here's the first edition of Field Notes, a log of all things Mark. This one is from the 3 weeks I spent in Barcelona during late January through early February staying on Simone's couch. Enjoy!"