BMX Party Time!

Another one from KrtSchmidt.com

Krt Schmidt, hooking you up

If that last trick was a woman, she’d have one huge rack and a pair of long legs.

Greg Guillotte ramp run: Holeshot 1987

1993 KOC Vert: Southsea BMX

Dennis McCoy: Flatland AFA, Austin 1988

Compiled from dennyd71’s YouTube Channel. Go there for a lot more old school.

Rooftop TV (ShredOrDie.com)

Taj back in the mid 90’s in the Video Dirty Deeds

Rooftop TV (ShredOrDie.com)

This was my first video part i ever filmed, we started filming in 1993 ending in 1994 sometime. video came out sometime in 1995. the last clip in my part was the first clip i filmed sometime in the beginning of summer of 93 I was 15. This video was the predecessor to Dave Parricks Nowhere Fast.

Rooftop TV (ShredOrDie.com)

This is Mike Ocoboc from dirty deeds, He quit riding years ago but he was way ahead of his time. he was probably 13 or 14 when this was filmed.

A product of FBM Bikes

Metal Bikes, Dead Bang

Another modern day classic. Much like Dave Young’s part in Nowhere Fast, kids will be sweatin’ this for years to come.

One hell of a digi-transfer: Chase Gouin in Dorkin’ 10

Chase Gouin’s bike - February 27, 2008 (RideBMX.com)

My bike is generally set up closer to what it was back in the early to mid 90’s as far as size and basic geometry. I have, however, made some subtle changes with the times. If I see that I can use a modern part that will only help my riding, like with specific trick variations, then I will use it as long as it doesn’t change the general feel or angles of the bike. Compared to back in the day: my bars are back a bit and are 25-1/2″ wide as opposed to 27-28.” This bike I have now is around 27 pounds and is the lightest I’ve ever had. I’ll probably go just a couple pounds lighter and leave it at that. I’m older and my arms often hurt, so it’s good to have a lighter bike, but I still need some weight to throw around for momentum. Nothing on my bike can be loose, or make any noise that refers to a potential problem. If anything like this happens, I simply can’t and won’t ride. I will put my riding and life on hold until the issue is sorted and my bike is how it has to be. It seems excessive, but knowing that my bike is just right, I have the peace of mind and then I ride better. I actually DO ride better because if it.

- More at RideBMX.com

Earlier this year, RideBMX.com posted what is quite possibly the most thorough bike check ever. It’s a perfect example of the amount of thought a man put into his machine.

BONUS! Go to that Vimeo Channel to watch Alaskan (BMXBoard Member) do a whiplash down a 6 stair, with snow and ice on the ground.

The Complete Freestylin’ Book (Online)

The book is worth the purchase but I can’t find a link anywhere on where to buy it.