BMX Riders Organization

This is an online petition in support of the continued Bmx Bicycle enthusiast use of Los Angeles Park & Rec land in Griffith Park, located in Los Angeles, Ca. Please click the link below. http://www.petitiononline.com/LABMX/petition.html  

Benjamin Soto skate park users at the South Beach Civic Association Meeting March 23, 2011. The Meeting went well. NYC Parks Department told the South Beach Civic that they will open the park by spring. And they plan to work with the South Beach Civic to remodel the Benjamin Soto skate park in the fall. Steve Quigley [...]

Mike Kranich is a real BMX legend. Let’s just say there are lots of stories…unreal stuff. Double tailwhips, running tailwhips, blasting huge airs, winning the first Meet the Street Comp, falling 25 feet off China Banks and then walking away…everyone up here in Norcal knows and respects Mike. In the early 2000s, Mike opened Ramp [...]

The Kory Laos memorial freestyle park is under construction. The park idea was started after a young boy (Kory) lost his life while riding street in Tucson, Arizona. His parents made it a goal to honor their son by creating a safe environment for BMX riders in Tucson. The first leg of the park is [...]

Benjamin Soto skate park users at Community Board 2 Meeting March 15, 2011. The Meeting went well. We spoke and they said that they are willing to help raise money for the repairs for the skate park. Here are the photos              

Gilroy, CA has produced a number of famous pro BMX riders, including X-games champions Chad Kagy, Joey Garcia and Ryan Nyquist. Despite this, the city still does not offer dedicated public facilities for BMX.

Benjamin Soto skate is in the news again. Check out the video and see the whole story here on NY1

Lawn Trails R.I.P from Yawn BMX It’s a sad day when people lose a sacred place and years of hard work.

Build your own Bunnyhop Bar from PlusSizeBMX on Vimeo. Thanks to Chris from http://www.plussizebmx.com/

Below is something I just received regarding an event in Turner, Oregon thrown by the Police Department. Spread the word, sounds like a good cause.