Oleg Konings was always somewhat of a legend in flatland. Some really innovative tricks abd style from the guy. View part three here:http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2012/09/freestlylin-magazine-september-1986.html
Showing posts with label Ceppie Maes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ceppie Maes. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Saturday, September 08, 2012
Freestlylin' Magazine -- September 1986 Part Three
This Driver's Education article has always been one of my favorites. I never managed to figure out how Jason Parks did that candybar x-up kick turn. So sick!
See part one here.
See part two here.
See part one here.
See part two here.
CW Racing -- Flirting With Dizzaster
CW always had some of the oddest ads. Here John "DIZZ" Hicks pops some front wheel hops while two strumpets are on their way to The Whiskey a GO go to see Guns N' Roses.
This is a continuation from this post: http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2012/09/freestylin-magazine-september-1986.html
This is a continuation from this post: http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2012/09/freestylin-magazine-september-1986.html
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Freestylin' September 1986 -- Part Two
Taking a minute to post part two of the Freestylin' September 1986 issue. A look into a little bit of the craziness of tour life. The sequence of RL doing a rebound was cool and all, I just always preferred a windshield wiper.
View part one here: http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2012/09/freestylin-magazine-september-1986.html
View part one here: http://edwardkoenning.blogspot.com/2012/09/freestylin-magazine-september-1986.html
Saturday, September 01, 2012
Freestylin' Magazine -- September 1986
The beginning of September brings about the re-start of the old school magazine throwback posts. So it seems fitting that the first issue I am posting is the September 1986 issue of Freestylin' with Ceppie Maes on the cover.
Maurice Meyer and Dave Vanderspek two parts of the legendary Curb Dogs. If you look at Maurice's sequence in the other direction it looks like a huge abubaca. And the shot of Vander is just pure amazingness. Almost as good as this one.
Maurice Meyer and Dave Vanderspek two parts of the legendary Curb Dogs. If you look at Maurice's sequence in the other direction it looks like a huge abubaca. And the shot of Vander is just pure amazingness. Almost as good as this one.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Martin Aparijo
J.T. over at Vintage BMX had posted up some links to some old footage of Martin Aparijo riding in a GT show. Good to see some Martin footage, there is not a lot of it out there.
Direct link. Martin Aparijo Huntington Beach Cali
Our good friend Krt Schmidt has some contest footage of Martin up over on his blog.
Thanks to J.T. and Krt for the links.
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