BMX Plus March 1984 Freestyle Section

 A small section from the March 1984 issue of BMX Plus, two pages of your favorite Freestyle action. Zoot Scooting Boogie, or something like that it how BMX Plus would describe it. 

Woody Itson And The Gold Trick Star

Wedge ramp no handed stall by the one and only Woody Itson. The stories surrounding that gold Hutch Trick Star frame are aplenty. One was that is was stolen somewhere in New York and then eventually return to Woody years later. Another one was something about Mike D. melting the bike down in order to make a set of new wheels for his mini truck. Who knows? Who knows? 

 

 

 

 

From June 1986 issue of BMX Action. Find more at Old School BMX Magazines.

Hutch Pro Star Test Chair Hop

There is so much awesome in that photo of Buff hopping over Gibberson. His pedal has to be a few inches from his face. Not to mention the perfect slider Henderson is doing. BMX Action was so cool .

Donovan Ritter Del Mar No Footer

Anyone recall why he used three brake levers? I think it had something to do with one hand one footers.

1986 Hutch Trick Team Footage

Awesome Hutch Trick Team Show from 1986 that kchapman uploaded, and thanks to Scott Moroney for the footage.

BMX Action--March 1984 Part Two

And here is part two of the BMX Action March 1984 post. My mind was blown when I first saw the Potts Mod. I even tried to drill out my own stem bolt, and well, never managed to get it done.

BMX Action--January 1984 Part Three

And here is part three of the January 1984 issue of BMX Action. So much good content in this issue, a must download for everyone. Here is the direct link to the PDF file. http://oldschoolmags.com/mags/BMXA_8401.pdf

BMX Action--September 1983--Part 3

And here is part 3 to the BMX Action September post. View part one and two here and here.

Old School Ads -- Freestylin' may 1985 Part 1

Hutch bringing the goods and the killer color choices. Like how Mike D. was on a black frame, fork and bar set up, but that was shown as an option in the ad.

Read more here http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2011/06/freestylin-may-1985.html

Flick Trix Hi-Performance BMX Hutch Pro Star Fingerbike (Random Colors)
Flick Trix BMX Hutch Trick Star, 4" fingerbike Random Color

Mike Dominquez -- Tire Grab

Mike Dominquez ruling it over the Del Mar half pipe.

Spin Master Flick Trix Retro Hutch Trick Star Finger Bike
Flick Trix Hi-Performance BMX Hutch Pro Star Fingerbike (Random Colors)
Flick Trix Fingerbike - Red Line / Proline

Bryan Deam--Del Mar

Tech Deck Delmar Pool
Tech Deck Park Series Corner Bowl Set
Vision Presents Championship Skateboard Contest Videos - Volume 7 - 1985 NSA Pro Competition: Stubbies "Showdown At The Ranch" from Del Mar Skatepark

BMX Action -- September 1982 -- Part 3

Little bit from yesterday's post BMX Action September 1982 Part 2 about Buff entering the Pro Class on the Hutch 24" cruiser. Here is a shot of him in the pack. Doesn't look like he is doing so bad after blowing his gate start.  

Cult Bad Boy BMX Bike Frame - 20.75 Inch - Raw
Cult Mind Control BMX Bike Stem - Black
Cult Sect BMX Bike Fork - Chrome

Hutch Freestyle Show with Woody Itson and Timmy Judge.

Crazy cool to see Timmy Judge doing a little flatland. The ramp stuff at the end of part two is great. Wonder why they didn't use the quarter pipe? Where the heck was Buff?

Flick Trix Hi-Performance BMX Hutch Pro Star Fingerbike (Random Colors)
Flick Trix REDLINE Fingerbike "RL20 II" Retro BMX
FLICK TRIX FINGER BIKES FITBIKECO LURCH RANDOM COLORS

BMX Action April 1985

Since April is still here for a few days, I decided to post up some stuff from BMX Action April 1985. Cover boy was Tony Murray doing a sick one footed table more than likely on that blue Haro quarter pipe on the back or their trailer. Those were always the best shows. Always heard stories of Tony crashing full speed into that ramp when the lower section was flipped up. Probably just false rumors from the road.

Then you have an article that should have read "Pure Platinum."  If these guys would have had any idea what kinda of prices some of this old Hutch stuff would be getting now-a-days, they would be loaded. Also, how could you not love Mike Miranda's style.