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Trey Jones has left Fit's AM team.

Robbie Morales, Chase Hawk, and Dakota Roche have all left Fit Bike Co. We'll have more on this as soon as it becomes available.

Trey Jones has parted ways with Nike 6.0. Here's what he had to say about this:

"I'm not riding for Nike 6.0 anymore. It was my choice. Losey has done an awesome job as a team manager and as an overall friend. Thanks for everything, guys!"

Nike 6.0 is bringing Banksgiving to Newark Valley, NY. Here's the info:

Nike 6.0 is bringing Banksgiving to Newark Valley, NY on October 10th, celebrating BMX in memory of Nick Wilson, a fellow rider who died in Iraq while serving his country. Banksgiving is a BMX jam that brings together the BMX community for a good ol’ session with friends, pro riders, and a feast for all. Everyone is invited to ride and celebrate the construction of the Nick Wilson Memorial Park.

In March 2008, Nike 6.0 hosted an online contest to win a custom backyard mini-ramp. Nick Marzolino's winning entry brought to light the efforts of the Village of Newark Valley, local BMXer’s and many others to create a community BMX and skate park, in honor of Nick Wilson. Nike 6.0 was inspired by the collective commitment to the project, and in lieu of a miniramp, promised Nick and Newark Valley to build multiple features for the park.



“I was really excited when Nike told me that I had won the contest and they wanted to bring Banksgiving to town and help build the park. There is a growing BMX scene in Newark Valley, and they all deserve a place to ride without being hassled,” said Nick Marzolino. “Nick Wilson would have been proud to see the community work together to accomplish something that benefits so many people.”


Nike 6.0 is helping Newark Valley to reach their dream of having a safe place for the community’s youth to ride in honor of Nick Wilson. The Nick Wilson Memorial Park will receive a significant build out, designed by John Saxton, followed by a Banksgiving Jam. The building crew will break ground in Newark Valley the first week of October.


Save the date and stay tuned for info. See you at Banksgiving!

Christian Rigal has parted ways with Mankind. Here's what he had to say about this:

"I just wanted to hit you up and let you know that I'm no longer riding for Mankind. After almost 2 years with Mankind I have decided to part ways. I haven't been happy with how things were going so I feel it's time for a change and I'm excited for that. Christoph Huber and Catfish are awesome guys to deal with and i wanted to thank them for everything they have done for me. Thanks for all the good times!"

Big news  - Sunday and Jim Cielencki are moving to Austin, TX. Here's what he had to say about this -

"Here are photos of my new business cards, note that the new address is Austin, Texas.  Yep, that’s right I’m joining everyone at OTX Design and moving to Austin on November 1st.  This is a big move for myself and Sunday, there’s big plans next year and I felt it was time for the move.  Austin will be the new home base for Sunday, so you’ll be able take care of your warranties, order new products and hear about our R&D.  See you in Texas in November!"

Felt's new site is up. Check it out!

It was a close contest, but Jamie Bestwick is still undefeated this Dew Tour season!

1. Jamie Bestwick
2. Chad Kagy
3. Steve McCann
4. Tim Wood
5. Simon Tabron
6. Vince Byron
7. Jimmy Walker
8. Kevin Robinson
9. Francisco Zurita
10. Austin Coleman

Daniel Dhers is back! After slipping a bit at a few other contests this year, Daniel came through with an amazing run and took the park win at the Salt Lake City Dew Tour. Other big news, Brett "Maddog" Banasiewicz came in third - his first Dew Tour podium spot ever! Here's a rundown of the final results:

1. Daniel Dhers
2. Garrett Reynolds
3. Brett "Maddog" Banasiewicz
4. Ryan Nyquist
5. Mark Webb
6. Dave Mirra
7. Rob Darden
8. Brian Hunt
9. Brandon Dosch
10. Dennis Enarson
11. Marcus Tooker
12. Gary Young