Trick Progression

Happy new Year! 

I feel like I just recovered, hence not posting for a couple of days. 

Found some photos over the past 5 years of what I consider to be the golden age of fixed gear freestyle to now. 

 Jason, yes he made it around the block and truck. His second lap he said "let's see if I can do the whole block no handed." He came pretty damn close.

I threw a photo of me that Tom took. Learning 180's at FDR during the filming of Bootlegsessions 1
http://www.bootlegsessions.net/

During that time Tom, Tony and myself would meet up often and film. Indo's were still considered a trick.

I was super impressed watching Tony huck himself into this fence.

A couple years later met this dude, John Watson this was at Monster Track 10 trick jam he threw.

http://prollyisnotprobably.com/

Tory came in the mix during this time, always super motivated to ride. Check him out at WRAHW
http://itswrahw.blogspot.com/

A couple of years later Tom Mosher was coming down to NYC always trying to come up with something different.
http://www.ynotcycle.com/

Even Nate was riding then!  http://www.thickerthanwatertattoo.com/

Wonka was still riding for Gorrrila. Check him out now at: http://grimest.com/

Last year at the BFF trick jam, Tyler Johnson came through with some impressive style.

The sport has came along way and is still getting crazier. I am proud to have helped get it off ground but will always enjoy the Golden years the most.