Tyson is joined by Back Bone BMX co-owner Rhys Williams and team rider/T-1 team rider/Australian trail legend Russell Brindley to speak about Posh trails, their experience and why this BMX trail spot was so meaningful.
RIP Posh.
Remembering POSH BMX Trails - Back Bone Zone episode 41
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