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Posted on
2010-01-07 12:40:58
Views: 591
This is absurd.
This kid is entirely too good.
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Posted on
2009-11-06 09:31:43
Views: 770
Double Kinker Video
Here's a little video of a rail I fired out the other day.
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Posted on
2009-10-23 10:19:28
Views: 783
Digg Dialog with Tony Hawk
I just proposed a question for the Digg Dialogg coming up with Tony Hawk. My question is: "As an athlete who has shared ramps with professional bikers such as Mat Hoffman and Dave Mirra, how do you justify the Tony Hawk Foundation building parks that do not allow bikes to ride them?"
If you have a Digg account, please head over and Digg this question up! http://digg.com/dialogg/Tony_Hawk_1?t=28974105#c28974105
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Posted on
2009-10-21 11:10:45
Views: 796
You've probably already seen this
But if you haven't, it's epic.
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Posted on
2009-09-25 12:08:12
Views: 945
X Games Medalist Young Takes a Dive - seasmoke
X Games Medalist Young Takes a Dive
From Killer Tabletops to Wrecks and Reefs
by Margo Malcolm
Since he was a kid, Gary Young, 2009 ‘X’ Games BMX Freestyle Bronze Medalist, has been defying gravity, hanging in the air twisting and turning on his bike. Now he is taking his love of extreme activities down under the sea. “Snorkeling was really like the gateway for me to get into diving.” said Young, 26. “I started snorkeling a few years ago and it really sparked my interest. I learned about sea life and hanging out under water was a new thing for me. It’s always been something I’ve been interested in but I didn’t really get hooked until I went snorkeling.”

Young has started his diving certification through PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors). When he first expressed interest about diving to a friend he discovered that his friend’s girlfriend and her father both worked for PADI.
“I was talking to him about getting into diving and he said his girlfriend had been trying to get him into diving for a while but he’d been scared,” said Young. “And I said let’s do it together. One thing led to another and now we’re on our way into diving.”
Young began his diving training with PADI’s eLearning. PADI eLearning courses allow beginners to complete the classroom portion of certification at their own pace, whenever or wherever it’s convenient for them. The eLearning system consists of interactive presentations that include videos, audio, graphics and reading, and is available in seven languages.
Since Young lives in southern California, he was able to go to PADI’s head office for his confined water dives. This is followed by two open water dives and completion of his diving certification.
Another reason Young chose PADI certification was because he found when he did some research that PADI certification was accepted worldwide. This was important to him because Young travels a lot. The BMX circuit takes him all over the world, including some of the best diving places like Thailand, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia. PADI has over 5300 dive shop and resort members worldwide.
Although Young spends most of his days on the road practicing and competing on his bike, perfecting his killer tabletops and 360s, he’ll be taking sometime to check out the local marine life.
“I’ve been to so many places and now I’ll have the opportunity to go out and see what is underwater and check out the reefs and wreck ,” said Young. “Diving seems so cool to me.”

seasmoke
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Posted on
2009-09-16 10:31:06
Views: 1067
Relaxed skatepark session
This is a great little video of a relaxed day riding at the skatepark. This is what BMX is all about.
Peniche from Hugo Almeida
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Posted on
2009-09-15 12:02:48
Views: 987
How long will you let your self get ripped off?
How long will the riding community allow the bmx companies to sell shit parts that don't last that cost more money than the parts we had 5 years ago that did actually last....
heres some interesting things to think about:
raw material is a nice chunk of the cost.... lighter bikes use less raw material.... but yet when things got lighter, the price went up?
Some kmart bikes that only cost a few hundred dollars will take just as good of a beating as what your paying $2000 for.... the only thing on them I can say for certain really sucks is the wheels... puts some good wheels on a kmart bike, and it will take quite a bit of flatland beating.... and it wont cost you the price of a used car.... and when you break it, you can replace the whole bike for the cost of replacing 1 or 2 parts of pro quality stuff that doesn't even last as long....
How many times in the past year or so has your riding suffered because of faulty parts? waiting for a warrantied part to come in the mail.... waiting to have money to replace a part you got screwed out of the warranty on...... had people from out of town come hundreds of miles to ride with you, only for a session ruining part to break and ruin your entire weekend(marty, that ones for you).....
seriously people.... the flatland community has to have shown itself to be the most gullable group of people I've ever met.... How many of you idiots bought plastic pegs and expected them to work? what next balsa wood? If aaron frost told the masses that they would ride better if you sawed one of your legs off to save weight, half the flat community would be hobblin around on crutches with a wooden leg.....
Shit like this is not good for the image of flatland, or the sport as a whole.... draining the life blood of the sport(the regular joe smoe riders who spend their hard earned money to buy parts and travel to events), is the worst possible thing the industry could do to its customers..... especially in economic hard times like this.....
the economy is going to be a wearing factor on the youth of our sport since they have to rely on their parents to provide the parts for them.... if the parts don't last, and their parents wont keep buying shitty parts that don't last, your essentially throwing the future of this sport in the trash..... I don't know about you or what your motivation for riding is.... but thats the last thing I want to see happen.... I know at least 5 people who've straight up had to quit riding because they couldn't afford to replace the parts they broke.... and im sure some kid down the block from you or some friend you've been riding with for years may very well be in the same boat....
so, if you are anyone you know has broken some shitty ass parts and felt totally ripped off and dumb for even buying the stuff.... don't sit there quiet as fuck about it.... do something about it.... sure a lot of companies warranty stuff.... but warranty's are for the most part worthless... once something breaks, you lost all confidence in that product... you don't want a replacement, you want your money back to buy something else.... a replacement for a shitty part that broke does you no fucking good what so ever when you put it back on your bike knowing its just going to suck as much as the one you broke n sent back... call the retailer you bought the shitty parts from and demand better parts.... its the only thing that will get you what you want.... sitting there quiet accepting the proverbial dick in your ass is only going to make things worse for you and your fellow rider... a replacement is not good enough for the kind of money you guys spend on parts.... I know between my brother and I, we've spent over $9k on bike parts since 2000..... if you think about the long run costs of what your doin.... you'll realize how bad your getting screwed...
you the consumer are the ones with purchasing power to control what you get.... if you allow yourself to be a doormat, your going to get stepped on....
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Posted on
2009-09-14 12:58:28
Views: 1035
Want to be on the home page?
Want to see your picture or blog post here? Simply upload a photo or write a blog post, and if it's worthy (completely subjective, whatever I like), it will be featured right here on the front page.
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Posted on
2009-08-20 19:20:53
Views: 767
Registration Fixed
If you've been having trouble trying to register, it should be cleared up now.
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Posted on
2009-07-07 10:05:15
Views: 906
Lot's of fixes and improvements
You should notice the site working faster and smoother today, I've been doing a lot of clean up around the site.
If you notice anything not working, or something you would like to see changed/added, please drop me a note at bugs at pedalbmx . com. Thanks!
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