Category: The Average BMXer

Summer of 1984…blasting?…barely getting over coping on a 6′ stick frame quarter. The Young’s house in South Plainfield NJ. Yes. Haro was all I thought...

The brothers Moraller. Some of my earliest friends in the stone age of BMX were the Morallers. Because of them I was able to see...

Steve Wisbeski has his TWENTY SECOND Jump For Joy coming up next month. I figured I’d put out some photos of the early days of...

Charlie Huber was THE man who kept the freestyle BMX flame burning in my area during the 80’s. Here, the ever amazing overall rider, Adam...

1986 in a shopping mall in Levittown, PA. Super slick floor and one insane flatland comp. So many future freestyle luminaries were there. The PA-AFA...

In front of Tom Nieradka’s house circa 1985 on Dan Menapace’s all metal kick turn ramp. High Voltage signs in full effect. The extension, the...

The Ramp-Ateria circa 1992. Me on the wall at the NBL 2B Homecooked Soul Kitchen Comp. Crazy times indeed, the bottom had fallen out of...

Yes…at one point this was considered a flatland trick. That is my first real freestyle specific bike, a RL 20. No double top tubes or...

Practice your gate starts and someday you too can win races! LOL! The number 28 followed me a lot in life as did big hair…...

McCircles in a Rite Aid parking lot in Philly. I believe this photo was taken by Scott Sliwinski who has preserved a shitload of memories...

A non-BMX, non-me throwback this Thursday. This is my sister and brother in one of those photobooths where you sit there and do goofy faces...

Practice makes perfect. Some of the best days of BMX freestyle for me were in the early 90’s. I was riding at my best level,...