After Madera fell apart in 2020 I assumed that this whole video would never be on the internet in its entirety. I decided to say screw it and post the whole thing. One of the songs from Elstran's part needed to me muted to fit the copyright on YouTube so ignore that if you can. This was my first full length video I ever had the pleasure of creating and I am proud of it.
After Biking Daily for 3 years, the Madera team is ready to Allow Basic Duplication of their full-length video. They will be premiering A BMX DVD in Long Beach on February 28th and hope you all will be excited for that event After Beholding Deeds in this trailer.
Look Both Ways: Julius Carrasquillo and Taylor Thompson for Madera BMX Filmed by each rider and the bros and then edited by Jeff Klugiewicz, this split edit is a testament to what you can get done with a ton of hard work and drive. Regardless of real-life obligations like jobs and family, these two Madera homies spent their nights and weekends filming each other for this solid street video.
Tom Villarreal followed his BMX and life dreams and made the move to California a few years back. Getting carwashes, eating Acai bowls, and riding bikes are part of a regular day for Tom, but so is a “real job.” Click play to hear Tom lay down some truth about living a BMX lifestyle in the land of BMX and Pros.
Madera BMX - Erik Elstran/Tom Villarreal Split - 2016 Video
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.