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Kim Lea Mueller recently built up a fresh Colony Rico frame in Lavender and damn it looks good!

With the snow melted and the dirt thawed, it's time to dig into our third season of 9 Acres! Your favorite family is back at it - and we're kicking things off with a behind the scenes glimpse into some winter maintenance and a final rip around the Wheelmill.

Some fine BTS riding of Callan Stibbards from Australia, China & the USA. Probably the biggest rail ever attempted as well, I'd say its a land if those parts could only take the impact. Don't mention "where's your helmet?" unless you ride BMX, otherwise bite your tongue and skip the video. Appreciate the talent.

Nothing beats the first ride on a fresh bike build. PJ whipped together his new setup with a Sunday Street Sweeper frame and assortment of Odyssey parts, and then took it straight out to the streets.

“This is a difficult video to write about and the first time I’m speaking publicly about it, but her it goes- I spent most of 2023 on the injured list, but was working on a Cult part with Grant C between injuries. Finally getting to a somewhat healthy place in November, I started really shifting gears with filming and gettin some tricks I was psyched on… unfortunately that all ended in a horrific slam on November 25th where I sustained a burst fracture in my spine causing temporary paralyses and the need for emergency surgery.

American BMX Freestyler Hannah Roberts is just 22 years old but has still amassed an impressive list of achievements. She has several UCI World Cup titles, five World Championships, and an Olympic silver medal. That silver medal came during the Tokyo games in 2021 when her score of 96.10 was a little short of Great Britain’s Charlotte Worthington, who took gold with a score of 97.50. Three years later, Roberts is hoping to win that elusive gold medal.

“I knew that there were some things that I could do to improve my score and hopefully take that gold back. I messed up in the moment. That's all it is,” Roberts said of her performance in Tokyo.

Since winning the 2017 world title when she was just 16, Roberts has been the pre-eminent figure in women's BMX Freestyle competitions. Her latest triumph at the 2023 World Championships in Glasgow marked her fifth time donning the prestigious rainbow jersey. Of course, following crashes at both the World Championships in Abu Dhabi and the final World Cup event in Australia in 2022, it’s clear she’s not invincible. But despite those crashes and injury setbacks, she’s determined to persevere and go for gold in Paris this summer.

“I think I handle injuries well. For the most part I’m like, ‘I broke my arm, let’s cut the cast and keep riding,’” says Roberts. “This time, I was not able to do anything on my own. I was on crutches, and it