BF and future teammate Van Homan provide some entertaining commentary on this point in time, where Mike was really coming into his own, and the Aitken evolution continued to gain momentum. About '12 Days Of Aitken' From Wednesday Thursday 14th until Xmas day 2017 we’re bringing you 'Twelve days of Aitken’. A retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career, as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best, via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, compilations and previously unseen content. Produced In conjunction with our official #DIGBMX partners fitbikeco.com First shown Xmas 2016 on on digbmx.com/ Filmed and edited by Stew Johnson
Next up in our 'Twelve days of Aitken’, which is a retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, is Mikey’s section in FIT’s inaugural video “F-It.” Mike kicked off 2001 with a new frame sponsor, which was a freshly-formed bike company that was spawned via S&M Bikes with fellow teammates and heavy hitters Brian Foster, Nate Hanson, Robbo, Justin Inman, and Edwin De La Rosa; him and the crew set FIT into full swing with the release of “F-It.” Mike blessed the video with a well-deserved closing section; one that helped put FIT on the map and set the bar for a soon-to-be legendary team in the coming years.
BF and future teammate Van Homan provide some entertaining commentary on this point in time, where Mike was really coming into his own, and the Aitken evolution continued to gain momentum. About '12 Days Of Aitken' From Wednesday Thursday 14th until Xmas day 2017 we’re bringing you 'Twelve days of Aitken’. A retrospective look at Mike Aitken’s BMX career, as seen through the eyes of some of those who know him best, via a selection of his hugely influential video parts, compilations and previously unseen content. Produced In conjunction with our official #DIGBMX partners fitbikeco.com First shown Xmas 2016 on on digbmx.com/ Filmed and edited by Stew Johnson
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