2011 Portland Summer Flatland Jam
The 2011 Enjoy the Trick Summer Jam will be held this year on August 20th, 2011 at the Creston spot.
There will be free water, we’ll be cooking some hot dogs, and a t-shirt for everyone who rides. Well I say that but if a 100 of you show there won’t be enough shirts to go round. After riding we will find a nice bar, get some grub and grab a few beers.
Everyone is welcome.
Location:
Creston School
4701 SE Bush St,
Portland, OR 97206
From noon to 7pm
3rd Annual Seattle Flatland Jam 2011!
The 3rd Annual Seattle Flatland Jam will be happening on Saturday, May 28th, 2011 at Marymoor Park.
These jams get better every year and I am sure this year will be no exception. Everyone is welcome. Bring your bike or just chill on the grass and watch the riding.
Here are the details:
Date: Saturday, May 28, 2010
Time: 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Location: 6046 W Lake Sammamish Parkway Northeast Redmond, WA 98052-4801
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Here’s some photos and videos from previous years:
2010 Seattle BMX Flatland Jam from Justin Hoey on Vimeo.
If you are in the area please come out and make this one even better than last year.
For more info:
The Launch of The AM (American) Flatland Circuit
I try not to repost too much content from other sites but I just saw this on Global-Flat and wanted to help get the word out about this to as many people as possible. Events and contents like this are so important for riders in North America. If you can please participate and support these events.
In 2011 the AM Flatland Circuit will be reorganized as the AM (American) Flatland Circuit with the addition of a Pro Series. Having two divisions within the circuit, the Am Series and the Pro Series, allows for an established ranking system for Pro Flatland Riders.
The AM Flatland Circuit was started to help create much needed structure within the BMX Flatland community in North America. AM Flatland Circuit Founder Steve Lapsley states “having a legitimate ranking system is something riders have been wanting. There wasn’t a system in place that would help guide amateur riders from the beginner level to the professional level”. With the initial launch of the AM Flatland Circuit in 2010 an amateur ranking system was established where an Expert and Master Champion were crowned at year end. “The addition of a Pro Circuit is the natural progression” says Lapsley.
Find out more at www.amflatlandcircuit.com
