but seriously. Old man winters and the gnar-dogs who rode 10 years ago have something in common, they like bmx riding not because they're hungry for fame, not because they love editing edits but because it looks and (not sure if mr.winters rides) feels rad to do something on a bike. Kids now are more obsessed with what you can do and on what obstacle rather than the individuals actually riding and progressing for themselves and getting stoked with each other. Now progression is a different thing all together and can be looked at a feel different ways within bicycle riding. You can have tons of fun never learning a new trick and im still stoked for them aslong as they're out riding for themselves and not making up some shitty excuses for why they "used to do this" because none of that matters. Personally, i dont try or do things im scared of because i want "FAME" or "RECOGNITION", But because i love to ride and i love to get stoked on something just a little bigger and like to feed off of others and feed others. n/h. But really, BMX is whatever you want it to be, an escape, a hobby, a lifestyle, a love and at the end of the day thats what connects us and we should all appreciate the differences and realize what has brought riding to where it is today, the brotherhood and differences brought upon by a simple machine and years of dedication and acceptance to differences of opinions on everything BMX.
