It's your Mother Huckin' Birthday Michael Clark! We're glad you're here!
It's not everyday that you get a Rooftop edit. The prolific video part rider rides spots of all shapes, sizes, and depths, in what he specifically calls an edit (not a video part) to promo his signature Caveman V2 from United. All hail Rooftop!
"About a month ago Myself and Mike thought it would be fun to make a little video, and in the process try something different. Taking advantage of the small collection of cameras I’ve amassed over the years, I brought a couple of brackets and a box of nuts and bolts and set about fixing my old TRV-16e next to my new(ish) NEX-7. Capturing each clip simultaneously onto a tape and SD card came with its difficulty’s but thanks to Mike’s patience we got what I think is a pretty cool video! Thanks to S&M bikes and 4down distribution for the help getting it out!” - Archie Kenward
Welcome to the first installment of GRILLED, a new video interview series designed to let you get to know the S&M Familia a little better. First up is Hucker, who apparently isn't above shitting on his friends in the shower?
Craziest BMX Tricks Ever Done - Mike "Rooftop" Escamilla's Feeble Cut
In Episode 2 of our Days in the Life series with Hucker, we start off with the breakfast of champs at Hucker's Local Diner, head down to SD to link up with Dennis, have a session at Claremont and end it with an UNCLICKED Podcast...
Hucker and I have been talking about doing a video like this for almost a year. Just something raw and simple (in theory) where we film the stuff he does nearly everyday, but show it from a unique perspective...almost as if you were viewing the trick as his pedal or front wheel. Actually figuring out how to mount the GoPro sturdy enough to survive was a bit more difficult than we expected, but Hucker was absolutely down to get it all done with a smile. So, I hope you enjoy.
HANGIN w LAVS 8 with Mike "Hucker" Clark. By TJ Lavin. This kids got it. I'd say it's safe to say he's in the top 5 of almost every pro, on the "people they love to watch" list.. please meet Hucker!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.