[TWISTED]

Have you guys heard about this? It's a documentory of the history of BMX. Looks freakin' awesome. Here's a link to the trailer.
http://www.joekidonastingray.com/jktrailerpage.html

 

[mbfanatic]

I saw that at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. It's a great film that really shows where it all started. Definitely look into it. Early BMX is not that much different from mtb. Hope you like it if you see it.

 

[captainpolution]

any word on where i can see it?

 

[TWISTED]

I don't know when or where to see it, but I'm looking forward to watching it. I just learned about it on another forum and decided to post it here.

 

[HTFR]

I don't know when or where to see it, but I'm looking forward to watching it. I just learned about it on another forum and decided to post it here.

haha you saw it on www.bxm-forum.com right? http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=115089 i posted that and it was originally from here

 

[mcA896]

i would be scared to go that big on a stingray.

 

[HTFR]

i would be scared to go that big on a stingray.

and thats why they were king!

 

[TWISTED]

I heard about this movie from a guy at my work (bike frame factory) who saw it in the Bicycle Retailer, then I saw a link to the trailer on a thread running on www.mtbr.com.

About Stingrays, I'm old enough to know that if a 7 year old jumps them enough, they will break in two.
Ahhh, that's where my career began.

If only I had messed around with computers when I was a kid, then I would have a job where I could pay the bills.

If anyone has some solid info on when and where a guy in PDX can see this movie, let me know.
Tim