Ever wanted to learn a little more about the history of GSport? Well, Ride On has you covered. This three part video series covers everything from George’s first desire to start a BMX company, all the way to what he’s up to today.
Chad Osburn has an interview up on DIG! Click HERE to learn more about him and check out a handful of other dope photos.
The story behind this ender is too good. It took three trips over the course of years for Van to even get a solid go at this setup, and despite the not-so-ideal conditions, Van made it work perfectly on his first try.
Dig BMX just dropped this new podcast with Van Homan. Hit play to listen to a candid conversation with one of BMX’s greatest game changers.
Van Homan takes us on a trip down memory lane to revisit his childhood dirt jumping beginnings. The “Pit of Doom” is where it all began.
Van Homan has been around for a long time and the influence of his Criminal Mischief part from over a decade ago can still be felt today. Judging by this week’s interview from Ride BMX, it doesn’t look like he’d be easing up on that throttle any time soon. He’s fully recovered from his knee injuring and back to whipping 30 foot gaps again.
It’s rewarding knowing that there’s plenty of things I’m capable of now that I couldn’t have dreamed of back in 2001.
– Van Homan
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This is most likely the largest gap to feeble (on a round rail nonetheless) you’ll ever see. Hit up Dig BMX for Dave’s full Sturdy Wrists interview and a whole slew of other equally crazed photos.
Also, if you haven’t watched the Killjoy DVD, you’re slacking! All the photos from Dave’s interview were shot during filming.
The dudes at Ride BMX caught Garrett’s reaction on tape when they told him he got the cover of the latest issue. Click play to learn more about it.
Here’s a quick pre-heating interview with Dave Thompson where he talks about his first impressions of The Bakery and how his riding has progressed over the years.