Aaron Ross, Alec Siemon, Brett Silva, Chris Childs, Erik Elstran, Gary Young, Jake Seeley, Jared Duncan, and Julian Arteaga spent a week soaking up the laid-back vibes of the Ruhrpott before a cross-country bus ride shot us into a week of raw chaos in Berlin, and we ate up every minute of it. We rode as much as we possibly could and experienced the thriving German nightlife scene 'til dawn most nights…. The Sunday team was up for anything and made the most of every opportunity. Massive thanks to our hosts Alex Stinshoff, Timozhy Pesth, and Kevin Nikulski for the best time imaginable, Bodo Hellwig for organizing our trip, Sport Import for making everything possible, and all the other kickass Germans who made our trip one for the ages. Don't miss the DIG BMX TERRITORIES #3 magazine out next week featuring our trip with killer photos and words from the talented Fred Murray. Geiler Scheiß
Don’t let the title fool you – Sunday loves Germany. We met the raddest people, rode the sickest spots, and went 250 KPH on the Autobahn…. Really I don’t think we could have picked a better destination for our ODYSSEY vs SUNDAY victory trip and DIG BMX TERRITORIES #3.
Aaron Ross, Alec Siemon, Brett Silva, Chris Childs, Erik Elstran, Gary Young, Jake Seeley, Jared Duncan, and Julian Arteaga spent a week soaking up the laid-back vibes of the Ruhrpott before a cross-country bus ride shot us into a week of raw chaos in Berlin, and we ate up every minute of it. We rode as much as we possibly could and experienced the thriving German nightlife scene 'til dawn most nights…. The Sunday team was up for anything and made the most of every opportunity. Massive thanks to our hosts Alex Stinshoff, Timozhy Pesth, and Kevin Nikulski for the best time imaginable, Bodo Hellwig for organizing our trip, Sport Import for making everything possible, and all the other kickass Germans who made our trip one for the ages. Don't miss the DIG BMX TERRITORIES #3 magazine out next week featuring our trip with killer photos and words from the talented Fred Murray. Geiler Scheiß
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