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For a school project we had to choose an autobiography from the school library, and I was surprised to find Mat Hoffman’s from 2002 (it was right next to Hitler). Anyways, it was awesome reading about the history of BMX and how a lot of the common tricks today started out and how some great riders came to light. I also went on to ESPN on Demand a couple days later out of boredom, and they just happened to have an episode of Mat Hoffman’s Crazy Freakin’ Bikers on there. It kind of amazed me because I didn’t know they could do so many of the tricks we can do today, and it was cool seeing some great riders I know in their earlier stages of their riding career. And the best part is they did all of it on a 30-35 pound bike (fuck weight wienies).
CSB, I know have much more respect for the history of BMX and you older riders.
Also, based on the tricks they were able to do back then, it doesn’t seem like BMX has advanced much in the past decade, has it?
CSB, I know have much more respect for the history of BMX and you older riders.
Also, based on the tricks they were able to do back then, it doesn’t seem like BMX has advanced much in the past decade, has it?
^^^BIKE CHECK!
