Portland Summer Flatland Jam 2011
So another jam has come and gone. It was a beautiful Saturday here in Portland and there was a great turnout for the jam. Over 30 riders came out to participate and despite the heat lots of riding went down.
Everyone that came out got a jam t-shirt and we had gift bags with lots of goodies from our sponsors to hand out. Fish Johnson walked away with a brand new set of Primo cranks after winning the B.I.K.E. contest.
I will be posting more photos and videos this week. For now check out Jared Souney’s blog, www.jaredsouney.com, he has some nice photos and a video posted up there.
A big thank you to all the people that came out to the jam, our sponsors (see below) and all the locals that made it possible.
This was the last jam that Joe and I will be putting together. Justin and Anthony will be taking over from here and I know they are going to do an amazing job. Good luck to them. A big thank you to Joe for all the work he has put into these jams over the years. He has done a great job.
Cheers.
A big thank you to our sponsors for their support and generosity
Animal (http://animalbikes.com/)
Bike Gallery (http://www.bikegallery.com/)
FlatlandFuel (http://flatlandfuel.com/)
Goods BMX (http://goodsbmx.com/)
Hoffman Bikes (http://hoffmanbikes.com/)
Lotek (http://lotekbrand.com/)
Primo (http://primobmx.com/)
Profile Racing (http://profileracing.com/)
SE Bikes (http://www.sebikes.com/)
Solid Bikes (http://www.solidbmx.com/)
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
Enjoy the Trick Video Picks: Bret Hadley
by James on March 2, 2011
in Stuff n' Junk, Videos
Here’s Bret’s web video pick. Although this is not a flatland video it is pretty epic and definitely inspired by BMX. Here is what Bret had to say about it:
“Incredible courage and control, coupled with a creative adaptation of the environment. Bike fusion. Tell me its impossible, then watch me do it.” – Bret Hadley
