If the 2004 U.S. Championships of BMX at the LG Action Sports Championships in Pomona turns out to be anything like the ‘04 MSS competition series, then we are all in for an exciting spectacle. 2004 saw the rise of Koji Kraft, the continued domination of Chad Kagy and some surprises from Ryan Nyquist.

  • BMX: 2004 Wrap-Up

I knew I wanted to be a professional bike rider when I was ten years old. Actually, let me amend that sentiment: what I really wanted to be when I was ten was Dennis McCoy. And I don't mean that in some metaphysical or spiritual nonsensical way; I actually wanted to literally be the exact same human being Dennis was. It only seemed logical, seeing as how he was a professinal bike rider and I wanted to be one as well..

  • Seventeen Years of Unfinished Birdhouses

Bicycle Moto Cross or BMX started in the late 60’s as a race format. It was a dirt sport then, comprised of competitors who modified their racing bikes into more chunky MX style bikes. The sport grew in the 70’s – more races, better equipment – and by the end of the decade, BMX was an international sport.

  • History of BMX