On This episode of What's Next I meet up with some local friends from Guadalajara who I haven't seen in a few years. Mexico is fun and rich in culture so don't take what you see or hear from the news as a blanket representation of what it is like here.
This is Episode 2 of [What's Next] where I continue exploring Downtown San Diego with @DeMarcusPaul and @albertmercato on a casual street ride to some of their local riding spots before I go to Mexico City.
What's Next | Ep.1 San Diego With @DeMarcusPaul And @albertmercato by BRAD SIMMS
The year that changed my life. BRAD SIMMS.
Brad Simms and Demarcus Paul take to the streets of San Diego for the day. These two are both powerhouses in the sport and it's always impressive to see what they put together on an average day for them. Sorry about the audio issues, Subtitles were added... Enjoy.
From humble beginnings to BMX royalty, Brad's story is something to admire. He’s had some major setbacks and continues to push through it all. I don’t think people realize how much work and dedication he puts into his craft.
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A bit of a special episode. I received a few calls/emails from industry folk and riders after Chris Moeller's polarizing episode, but Brad in particular had the most to say. In the end, the only real solution was to have Brad fly out and sit down to discuss his side of the story... -Ryan Fudger
Brad Simms did the damn thing in 2020, so we wanted to do our part to put some of that pop in one place before we pop bottles to usher in the New Year. Congratuations on all of your accomplishments this year Brad... NORA Cup Rider of the Year, Vital Rider of the Year and even more importantly, The People's Champ!
Brad Simms' signature bars are ready to ride! Available in Matte Black or Matte Clear
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.