So much to get stoked on in 18″ BMX right now! Check out the sneak peek of these prototype 18″ BMX forks. 100% cromo, made in the USA and from what we hear super light. Can’t say which company these are from yet, but exciting to see such quality stuff in the works for younger shredders. Stay tuned.
Tyler Bush is an 11 year old BMXer from California. In this video Tyler rides at Vans, Chino Skatepark, Woodward West, Sheep Hills, Corona Skateparks (Huber and Jurupa), Orlando Skatepark, New Venture Skatepark and the Davis Compound in Yucaipa. Check it out! Tyler Shreds!
This is so boss. Sneak Peak of the Sunday Radocaster 18″ frame (fork coming too)! Same geometry as the 18″ Sunday Primer which Sunday researched for smaller shredders. This is for real – full CR-MO with hollow dropouts and removable brake hardware! Awesome to see a company taking groms seriously! Coming end of summer / fall! Sunday is still working on the colours and graphics. What would you like to see?
It’s really sweet to see a grom girl BMX rider who is totally into the sport. Keep reading and find out why Lily got into BMX, where she rides and what inspires her.
How did you get into BMX?
Lily: I went to summer camp at Joyride 150 and I really liked biking so I bought my own bike and got a membership. And I now ride every day. The bike was like $400 and I got a bunch of new parts to make it lighter. I wouldn’t be able to clear big ramps or do good tricks; it’s just harder with a heavy bike.
How long have you been riding?
Lily: 6 months
What are your favourite places to practice?
Lily: Joyride 150.
Who inspires you to ride?
Lily: Drew Bezanson’s really inspiring. He is my favourite rider.
And your favourite female rider?
Lily: Peta Shephard.
How about competing, did you enjoy the Spring Toronto BMX Jam?
15 year old Jack Straiton from Cocoa Beach Florida at Orlando Skatepark and Merritt Island Skatepark. Jack is currently supported by Monster Army and Legit Crown. Must watch!
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