BACK BONE ZONE PODCAST

I had to have Dave on again. Dave Paterson, We Make Things' (the parent company of Wethepeople, eclat, Radio Bikes and many other brands) BMX product manager.

I needed to take a deep dive into BMX geometry, the 22 inch BMX, part creation and more.

Steve Crandall is one of the driving forces behind how BMX has looked for the past 30 years. Founder of FBM Bikes, one of the most influential BMX brands from the mid 90s through to 2020 and now moved onto Radshare, a non profit that helps share the stoke of BMX.

Pat Freyne BMX Podcast Episode 49

Pat Freyne is a badass BMX rider originally from Warrigul, Victoria. Pat rides for Cult Crew and Eclat BMX and made the decision to move to the USA, which changed his life. Pat continues to be a force within the street BMX world, while making it happen on his own terms and pursuing a career in the photography and video world.

The Bloom BMX podcast episode 48:

Beatrice Trang and Angie Marino have both been a staple part of the BMX world for decades, finding their own way contribute to the BMX community through their own individual pursuits.

They joined forces in 2019 to form the Bloom BMX; a website and brand that focuses on promoting women's BMX.

I was stoked to speak with them about everything BMX, where they came from to get to the Bloom and what they see for the future of women's BMX.

- Tyson

Episode 47: Jason Watts has been riding for Backbone for 10 years and has been a paid professional BMX rider for the same length time. His riding speaks volumes, but he is also deeply involved with the BMX industry, being team manager for Volume and Demolition, co-founding Fast and Loose BMX, as well as building skateparks across the world for BMX events through his ramp building company Universal Ramps.

I got to sit down and pick his brain on all the things he has been up to, what he thinks it takes to be a sponsored BMX rider in 2024 and the state of the BMX industry.

I always love speaking with Jason about everything and I know you'll enjoy this episode.

Chris Doyle is without a doubt, one of the most legendary BMX riders on the planet - especially so in the trail world. Chris has had a career in BMX that has spanned two decades.

I wanted to know what got him there, but also how he was able to move from professional BMXer, to finding a new career in real estate.

Chris is one of my all-time favourite riders, so it was amazing to have the opportunity to speak with him on this and much more, including one of his fondest memories - ACT Jam.

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