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So…this is Jeff Mayer skying over me while I do an air turning in the opposite direction I normally do. The thing about this shot though is I sorta stalled at the top of the ramp this time and swore Jeff was gonna land on me…luckily he was way overhead and cleared me by a mile. #closecalls Circa 1988 the last days of General Bicycles. #oldschoolbmxfreestyle #oldschoolbmx #njbmx #oldschoolnjbmx #oldschoolbmxlife
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The early days of PA AFA freestyle with the gang from Charlies Bike Shop. This was at the Trexlertown Velodrome in around 1986. Me doing a little air with our 1/4 next to, I believe Dellavalle’s one. Great times to be young and free! #oldschoolbmxfreestyle #oldschoolbmx #oldschoolbmxlife #oldschoolbmxtv #njbmx #njbmxfreestyle
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#patriot #? One of the things about being #1 and being on Redline Support was doing the parade lap before races. JC Armory Winter of 1984. My last season racing. I ran that plate a few times and left racing to freestyle. Way more fun. Now being a student of history…the flag…well, it’s a flag. #bmx #oldschoolbmx #njbmx #bmxracing #usabmx
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One of the first places that had us doing shows was Point Pleasant Bicycles in Point Pleasant NJ. This was the second year we were there and at this point we had a little deal with @kuwaharausa bikes to ride their bikes. This is yours truly rocking a cherrypicker in front of the shop. Many moons ago… #oldschoolbmxfreestyle #njbmx #njbmxfreestyle #oldschoolbmx #oldschoolbmxlife
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This is NOT me. This is @ron2hip555 busting out big time on our old quarter pipe at a lynch comp in palisades NJ about 1987-88. So many great riders from that era from the east coast were there and the flatland was off the hook. Ron was there for a flat demo. The stone age of BMX. #njbmx #oldschoolbmxfreestyle #oldschoolbmx #oldschoolbmxtv
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This is the site of the first freestyle show I ever did. The Jersey City Armory in Jersey City, NJ. The winter months saw races here on an almost weekly basis and the east coast’s best racers competed on this wooden track with 3 obstacles. It was crazy and at one point we even had Scot Breithaupt’s old fiberglass berm in there. NJ BMX history. These races were run by James Vincent of JV Bicycles and sanctioned by the ABA which is now USABMX. It was a wild time in the early 80’s. #bmx #njbmx #oldschoolbmxfreestyle #oldschoolbmx #usabmx #jerseycity
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