So classic. This was my first bmx video. Learned a lot. Airmen was riding for mongoose I think. The yellow frame. I still have my aitken frame, set up, just like he had it (red fit frame, American bottom bracket) signed in 2004.
Back then we all had bmx mags to read with free stuff on like beanies and snap and ride bmx usa did these how to videos then props did them aswell now its all on the internet now a days bring back BMX mags i think, i liked reading them
The one thing i wish with all these BMX "vlogs" nowadays is more trail rider vlogs. Shout out to "Aussie steeze" keep it woods my diggas. Shred the Gnar
Mongoose bite💃🏻
Crazy he's my cousin I've got all his magazines! He got me a new mongoose for my birthday a few times growing up! His house was amazing!
Trails n tricks. No idea trails were just up the road in erie pa 21:25
So classic. This was my first bmx video. Learned a lot. Airmen was riding for mongoose I think. The yellow frame. I still have my aitken frame, set up, just like he had it (red fit frame, American bottom bracket) signed in 2004.
First BMX video I ever owned. This was such a great nostalgia trip. Thank you!
I used to own this video back in high school. My friends and I watched it about 1,000 times. This one and Role Models.
HUGE nostalgia hit. 13:00 started a lifelong affair with my all time favorite trick, the t-bog. No better feeling on 2 wheels.
My god thank you so much for uploading this! i had it on VHS 🤟
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Had this on VHS
Just what I needed to get me through the blizzard. Thanks Shad!
Such a classic. So many legends in this!
Foster's style is timeless.
Back then we all had bmx mags to read with free stuff on like beanies and snap and ride bmx usa did these how to videos then props did them aswell now its all on the internet now a days bring back BMX mags i think, i liked reading them
Mid-school did it better!
The one thing i wish with all these BMX "vlogs" nowadays is more trail rider vlogs. Shout out to "Aussie steeze" keep it woods my diggas. Shred the Gnar