Awhile back my friends from back home constructed quite the ramp. Its located in a warehouse that is air conditioned and has a sound system and is quite possibly one of the best minis I have ever ridden.

Hope you enjoy!

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Air

Toothpick

Turndown

Tuck

Lookback

Tbog

In other news, 352 legend Joel Pierazek moved to Orlando to finish up his schooling. Congratulations to Joel for getting into UCF we wish him the best and will miss him a great deal!

Here is a quick edit of a few clips I got of him when he was here last.

Hope you enjoy!

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Almost nothing beats Bobs River Place, these pictures capture that pretty well.

Another sequence of Ben:

-Stephen

Here’s a manual barspin sequence I put together of Ben:
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-Stephen

Barspin over the rail:

Toothpick at Blue’s Creek:

Zensky BMX has been around for a very long time. I started this website about 6 years ago I think. I have started to go back through the old picture galleries and repost some of the old stuff. It’s got some vintage Zensky riders that no longer ride, tons of locals before they were pros and pros before they retired. Lots of really good stuff in there so just check it out and browse through. Although these picture galleries are old there will be plenty of new galleries going up soon.

Oh, and the galleries may be experiencing a little bit of technical difficulties right now so if you are having trouble viewing a certain photo set please let me know in the comments section. Thanks!

My good friend Dustin Luckenbill has come up to visit me a few times recently and while he has been here he has gotten some really good pics! Here are a few of them. (Click to enlarge)

The God Father with a BIG table on one of the sketchiest jumps ever!

Lookback over the jump that claimed my chin!

Handplant

Nosejam

Ben Meyer with a big IcePick

Morgan Alley with a Lookback

Morgan with a one footed table

And Finally Morgan dominateing the wildest obstacle in Gainesville!

Hope You Enjoy!

This weekend we gathered up some grungy bmxers for a nice load of manual labor. We loaded up a 16 foot wide x 6 foot tall quarter pipe, a 4 foot wide box jump lip, a load of plywood, 2×4s and crates, and a ton of rocks for good measure. Everyone was a trooper and we got a lot of work done. We put the new quarterpipe behind the subbox to give the course some flow, and built a nice wedge to wall which you can see at the right. It still needs some work but the forced consolidation of our spots may not be such a bad thing after all. We should be getting some good pictures and videos out of this place shortly.