• ARTICLES
    • - A Voice From Pre-History
    • - A Distorted Point of View
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - A Response
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - Part 2
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - Part 1
    • - What is Freestyle?
    • - Style, Nuances, and Trick Differentiation
    • - Is BMX Actually That Fun?
    • - Why Street Riding Became Such a Dominant Force in BMX Culture
    • - On Getting Rad
    • - An Open Letter about BMX Sponsorships
    • - CIF #3: Steering the Ship - The Future of BMX Culture
    • - History Speaks For Itself
    • - CIF #2: Identity Battles - The False War in BMX
    • - BMX and Mental Health
    • - CIF #1: Vlogging and its influence on BMX Social Hierarchy
    • - A Response to the Florideah Swampfest
    • - The Destruction of a F#%kboy
    • - FOS #5: Our Terrains
    • - FOS #4: Our Machines
    • - FOS #3: Our Bodies
    • - FOS #2: Our Competitions
    • - FOS #1: Attack of the Clones
    • - Specialization and the Myth of the All-Around Rider PART 2
    • - Specialization and the Myth of the All-Around Rider PART 1
    • - Self Investment
    • - Let It Be Printed
  • PODCASTS
    • - BMX Breakdown: Boxpalm – The Intersection of BMX, Art, Cultural Commentary, and Fun
    • - BMX Breakdown: Micah Kranz - Stunt Shows and Their Place in BMX Culture
    • - BMX Breakdown: Russell Wadlin - BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Dillon McClain and The Hardcopy BMX Archive
    • - Special Update: What's Happening With Project Spoke
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Corrigan - Ramps, Riding, and Real Life
    • - BMX Breakdown: Listener Podcast #1
    • - BMX Breakdown: Andy Kent - The Story Untold
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Klugiewicz and Life After BMX
    • - Special Update: The Launch of Project Spoke
    • - BMX Breakdown: Act Like You Know Cru – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Fudger and the Challenges and Realities of Running a BMX Media Outlet
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ross Lavender - Studying BMX History and Anthropology
    • - BMX Breakdown: Trey Jones – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jay Roe – Sponsorships, Crews, The Olympics, and the “Death of BMX”
    • - BMX Breakdown: Brian Tunney – X-Games, Olympics, and Rodeo Peanut
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jon “Gremlin” Bechtold – Blue Collar BMX, The Daily Grind, and Straight Edge
    • - BMX Breakdown: Andrew Mick – Real-Life Confessions from a Rider
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall - A Whole New Way of Thinking about the Economics of BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Nick Seabasty and The Anatomy of a BMX Clothing Brand
    • - BMX Breakdown: Steve Caro and the Story of the life of a BMX Brand
    • - BMX Breakdown: Rich Hirsch – Twenty Years of Creating in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Chase Dehart - Reflections On Growing Up Through BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Nick Ferreira and Challenger BMX Mag
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Zielinski – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Audience Invite
    • - BMX Breakdown: Brian Kachinsky – Advocacy, Influence, and Integrity in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Fudger – Change, Adaptation, and Evolution in BMX Media
    • - BMX Breakdown: Chris Rye and the Institution of Video Production in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Zack Gerber - Grey Areas and Forgotten People in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Grant Castelluzzo and the Functions of Video in BMX
    • - Breakdown: Dan Price and "The Way" in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Vic Bettencourt - The Role of Local Shops in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Lino Gonzalez - BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall - Exploring "Freestyle"
    • - BMX Breakdown: Rob Dolecki and BMX Media
    • - BMX Breakdown: Lil Jon and the DIY Ethic
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Klugiewicz and Generational Tension
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall and The Culture of BMX
  • FEATURED
    • BMX-Focused Shops
    • Crews in BMX
    • Curb Cuts - Richard Mungall
    • A Culture in Flux - Mike Hinkens
    • Foundations of Style - Pat Fisher
  • ABOUT
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  • NETWORK
  • STORE
  • ARTICLES
    • - A Voice From Pre-History
    • - A Distorted Point of View
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - A Response
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - Part 2
    • - Who Owns the Clip? - Part 1
    • - What is Freestyle?
    • - Style, Nuances, and Trick Differentiation
    • - Is BMX Actually That Fun?
    • - Why Street Riding Became Such a Dominant Force in BMX Culture
    • - On Getting Rad
    • - An Open Letter about BMX Sponsorships
    • - CIF #3: Steering the Ship - The Future of BMX Culture
    • - History Speaks For Itself
    • - CIF #2: Identity Battles - The False War in BMX
    • - BMX and Mental Health
    • - CIF #1: Vlogging and its influence on BMX Social Hierarchy
    • - A Response to the Florideah Swampfest
    • - The Destruction of a F#%kboy
    • - FOS #5: Our Terrains
    • - FOS #4: Our Machines
    • - FOS #3: Our Bodies
    • - FOS #2: Our Competitions
    • - FOS #1: Attack of the Clones
    • - Specialization and the Myth of the All-Around Rider PART 2
    • - Specialization and the Myth of the All-Around Rider PART 1
    • - Self Investment
    • - Let It Be Printed
  • PODCASTS
    • - BMX Breakdown: Boxpalm – The Intersection of BMX, Art, Cultural Commentary, and Fun
    • - BMX Breakdown: Micah Kranz - Stunt Shows and Their Place in BMX Culture
    • - BMX Breakdown: Russell Wadlin - BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Dillon McClain and The Hardcopy BMX Archive
    • - Special Update: What's Happening With Project Spoke
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Corrigan - Ramps, Riding, and Real Life
    • - BMX Breakdown: Listener Podcast #1
    • - BMX Breakdown: Andy Kent - The Story Untold
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Klugiewicz and Life After BMX
    • - Special Update: The Launch of Project Spoke
    • - BMX Breakdown: Act Like You Know Cru – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Fudger and the Challenges and Realities of Running a BMX Media Outlet
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ross Lavender - Studying BMX History and Anthropology
    • - BMX Breakdown: Trey Jones – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jay Roe – Sponsorships, Crews, The Olympics, and the “Death of BMX”
    • - BMX Breakdown: Brian Tunney – X-Games, Olympics, and Rodeo Peanut
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jon “Gremlin” Bechtold – Blue Collar BMX, The Daily Grind, and Straight Edge
    • - BMX Breakdown: Andrew Mick – Real-Life Confessions from a Rider
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall - A Whole New Way of Thinking about the Economics of BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Nick Seabasty and The Anatomy of a BMX Clothing Brand
    • - BMX Breakdown: Steve Caro and the Story of the life of a BMX Brand
    • - BMX Breakdown: Rich Hirsch – Twenty Years of Creating in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Chase Dehart - Reflections On Growing Up Through BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Nick Ferreira and Challenger BMX Mag
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Zielinski – BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Audience Invite
    • - BMX Breakdown: Brian Kachinsky – Advocacy, Influence, and Integrity in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Ryan Fudger – Change, Adaptation, and Evolution in BMX Media
    • - BMX Breakdown: Chris Rye and the Institution of Video Production in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Zack Gerber - Grey Areas and Forgotten People in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Grant Castelluzzo and the Functions of Video in BMX
    • - Breakdown: Dan Price and "The Way" in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Vic Bettencourt - The Role of Local Shops in BMX
    • - BMX Breakdown: Lino Gonzalez - BMX Smorgasbord
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall - Exploring "Freestyle"
    • - BMX Breakdown: Rob Dolecki and BMX Media
    • - BMX Breakdown: Lil Jon and the DIY Ethic
    • - BMX Breakdown: Jeff Klugiewicz and Generational Tension
    • - BMX Breakdown: Richard Mungall and The Culture of BMX
  • FEATURED
    • BMX-Focused Shops
    • Crews in BMX
    • Curb Cuts - Richard Mungall
    • A Culture in Flux - Mike Hinkens
    • Foundations of Style - Pat Fisher
  • ABOUT
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IMPRIMATUR

A FORUM FOR THE ANALYTICAL DISCUSSION OF BMX CULTURE & POLITICS


A Voice From
Pre-History:
AN ALTERNATIVE ORIGIN STORY FOR FREESTYLE BMX

Author: Sean Garrison
Date Published: April 22, 2020
Synopsis: In this essay, the author speaks from personal experience to offer an alternative/supplementary explanation for the initial birth of the freestyle movement during the early days of BMX racing.
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A Distorted
​Point of View

Author: JW
Date Published: December 26th, 2019
Synopsis: In this short essay, the author reflects on the unique perspective that BMXers grow to believe is normal as well as on other people who may share a similar outlook on the world. 
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WHO OWNS THE CLIP?
A Response

Author: Tom Beckman
Date Published: December 18th, 2019
Synopsis: In this short essay, the author
responds to the same questions regarding ownership of BMX clips that were discussed in two previous articles (Part 1, Part 2) and makes the argument that a filmer should retain ownership rights on all filmed material simply because of real-world financial considerations. 
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WHO OWNS THE CLIP?
Part 2

Author: Richard Mungall
Date Published: November 17th, 2019
Synopsis: In this essay the author explores the same questions regarding ownership of BMX clips that Mike Hinkens posed in Part 1, but from the complementary perspectives of culture, history and soul. Read this to understand how the clips you make fit into the bigger picture.
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Who Owns the Clip?
​Part 1

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: November 3rd, 2019
Synopsis: This article lays out the legal arguments for who actually owns a recorded clip of a BMX rider doing a trick. The answer is more complex than usually imagined and understanding those complexities is valuable for any BMXer or BMX Filmer who puts effort or resources into documenting BMX riding. Don't miss Part 2 for a different view.
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What is Freestyle?

Author: Ross Lavender
Date Published: September 29th, 2019
Synopsis: This article lays out the groundwork for a basic codified definition of BMX and its related terms: "racing" and "freestyle." Through a breakdown of the early history of BMX as well as an interview-based analysis of the last 30 years of BMX development, the author attempts to organize the nebulous thing called BMX in order to allow for a better study of this rich culture, a more intentional future, and a "truer" representation to the outside world. 

​This article was written in tandem with the BMX Breakdown Podcast #33 that you can find HERE. It dives deeper into some of the topics discussed in that episode as well as includes some of the charts and graphs referenced in that podcast. 
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Style, Nuances, and
​Trick Differentiation

Author: Andrew Vargason
Date Published: May 19th, 2019
Synopsis: The names of BMX tricks often seem superficial and a bit ridiculous, but the author argues that there is complexity and depth to the way we label our actions and this can affect more than just the label itself. The author breaks down the nuances of naming and differentiating tricks and in doing so blurs the line between style and technical actions. In those blurred lines the author draws multiple conclusions about how BMX as a whole should approach—with intentionality—these topics.
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What's Up With
​"Crews" in BMX?

Author: Mike Hinkens
PUBLISHED: May 5th, 2019
UPDATED: June 2nd, 2019
UPDATED: June 16th, 2019

UPDATED: June 30th, 2019
UPDATED: July 14th, 2019
UPDATED: August 25th, 2019
UPDATED: October 27th, 2019
UPDATED: January 5th, 2020
Synopsis: This post includes an introduction and compilation of surveys submitted by “crews” from all over the BMX world.  Through their answers I hope to define the idea of “the crew” more solidly in BMX, help explain why they are such a big part of BMX in general, and also shine some light on the multitudes of riders out there working hard to do awesome and constructive stuff. These crew surveys will be released five at a time until I run out of respondents. Continue checking this list to learn about the many crews that exist in BMX today and what they are all about.
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"is BMX Actually
​That Fun?"

Authors: Mike Hinkens, Richard Mungall
Date Published: March 27th, 2019
Synopsis: Fun is often seen as one of the primary goals of riding BMX, but in the following email conversation between Richard Mungall and Mike Hinkens they discuss the nuances in the motivations for riding BMX that they have seen develop over the years by thinking about: what exactly is "fun," how the idea of "fun" changes in BMX over time, and how this all applies to life more broadly.
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Why Street Riding BEcame Such a Dominant Force in BMX Culture

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: December 2, 2018
Synopsis: The "street riding" focused nature of today's BMX culture is quite obvious in many aspects, but also quite bemoaned by some riders. In this piece, the author explains why that has come to be as well as how "street" may no longer be as dominant as it appears. Understanding the complex reasons BMX looks as it does today can help us to understand our present state as well as the future of BMX as a whole. 
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On Getting Rad

Author: J.J. Anselmi
Date Published: August 26, 2018
Originally Published: June 2015
Synopsis: In this short non-fiction piece, the author elucidates some of the more intangible aspects of the BMX lifestyle and its culture including why someone would chose to ride a BMX bike and how it drives those who do so to act in ways many may be seen as strange, nonsensical, or simply reckless. From a description of the complex and unique feelings BMX nurtures to a discussion of how animals on this planet "play" for various reasons, this piece connects the oft overly-emphasized "daredevil" aspects of BMX to its rich mosaic of metaphysical aspects. 
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An Open Letter About BMX SpoNsorships 

​Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: November 23, 2017
Synopsis: Sponsorships in BMX are an enigmatic affair. Though deeply interwoven in BMX culture, they are often unexplained and misunderstood. Many people deliver benign yet cryptic talking points when asked about them, but this does no one any favors. This open letter is for all within BMX, the young and new as well as the old and seasoned. Its says what should be said to make clear what needs to be clear regarding sponsorships in BMX.
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A CULTURE IN FLUX -  
THE STATE OF MODERN BMX

ISSUE #3:
​Steering the Ship - The Future of BMX Culture

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: October 22, 2017
Synopsis: The third issue of the Culture in Flux series lays out a defense of the BMX Industry and its institutions. It closes with clear calls to action designed to help steer BMX towards positive growth and future longevity within the bounds of our ​"freestyle identity." 
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History Speaks For Itself

Author: Brett Downs
Date Published: September 10, 2017
Originally Published: 1998, 2003
Editor's Note: This is one of the first opportunities for imprimaturBMX to serve as a repository for primary source documents related to BMX culture. Lost in the recesses of the web until now, this piece illuminates an important segment of BMX history--the birth of the "Midschool Period"--as told from the perspective of someone present prior to and during that period.
Synopsis: "This chapter goes into the history of [BMX], a few people who have made an impact that has forever shaped both riding and the industry, as well as the everyday struggle one faces as a BMX rider out in the world...It's a snapshot of the late 1990's BMX world from the perspective of a rider." - Brett
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A CULTURE IN FLUX -  
THE STATE OF MODERN BMX

ISSUE #2: Identity Battles - The False War in BMX

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: August 13, 2017
Synopsis: The second issue of the Culture in Flux series continues examining the changing landscape of BMX culture, particularly in regards to the identity of BMX itself. The author argues that identity is an important guiding force in BMX, but bigger issues are hidden below the surface of conflicts prevalent in BMX at the moment; namely, the relationship between riders and the industry and its related institutions. 
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BMX and Mental Health

Author: Richard Mungall
Date Published: July 23, 2017
Synopsis: The author combines personal and professional experience as a BMX rider and mental health care professional to call for a reexamination of the ways BMXers look at and deal with emotional issues. Specifically, trauma is the root cause of things ranging from basic emotional distress to suicide and we as BMXers need to understand that we are constantly surrounded by unique trauma that puts us at risk for various types of life issues. 
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A culture in Flux -  
The State of Modern BMX

ISSUE #1: Vlogging and its Influence on BMX Social Hierarchy

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: May 1, 2017
Synopsis: The first installment of Mike Hinkens' Culture in Flux series that attempts to examine some of the major changes occurring in modern BMX. In this issue, Mike discusses the phenomenon of vlogging and its broader implications for the future structure and direction of BMX culture and its associated industry.
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​UPDATE:
Conversational Response - PODCAST
Editor Mike Hinkens and BMX icon and industry insider Matt Coplon discuss some of the main ideas of the original CIF #1. Matt is certainly no "yes-man" and openly and honestly shares ihis insightful and informed ideas about various topics connected to the piece. Page to the bottom for link to podcast.
Recorded May 19th, 2017
​Published June 25th, 2017

A Response to the Florideah SwampFest

Author: Chelsea Fietsgodin
Date Published: April 25, 2017
Synopsis: Chelsea Fietsgodin returns to discuss the implications of Confederate and Gay Pride flags flown "ironically" at a major BMX event (Florideah Swampfest). This article discusses those issues as well as responds to another article written regarding this topic at the site CanYouDigIt. 
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The Destruction
of a F#%kboy:

An Adventure in
Micro-Aggressions

Author: Chelsea Fietsgodin
Date Published: January 23, 2017
Synopsis: A new contributor to the site, Chelsea Fietsgodin brings a humorous approach to a serious phenomenon seen in all cultures, yet especially relevant in the media heavy world of BMX. This piece is a quick read discussing the presence of "micro-aggressions" and the underlying assumptions regarding judgement in the BMX community.
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FOUNDATIONS OF STYLE #5 (FINAL ISSUE)
Our Terrains

Author: Pat Fisher
Date Published: December 4, 2016
​Synopsis: The final installment of Pat Fisher’s Foundations of Style approaches the intersection of the terrains we ride and the issue of originality in BMX. The article begins with an argument that—though the terrain we ride does affect how we ride—our concepts of what constitutes accepted “riding styles” affect how we interpret and utilize the spots we find in the world. Pat continues to say that our natural human habit of organizing and utilizing the massive and complex world around us can infringe upon creative thinking and thus creativity in BMX itself. Finally, to round out the piece and the series as a whole, Pat concludes with a summary of the whole series and a restatement of its major themes.
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FOUNDATIONS OF STYLE #4
​OUR MAchines

Author: Pat Fisher
Date Published: December 4, 2016
​Synopsis: The fourth installment of Pat Fisher’s Foundations of Style begins with a discussion of the relationship between one of the most obvious parts of BMX—our bikes— and originality and creativity in modern BMX culture. It then analyzes a very relevant and illuminating example of modern bicycle creativity and its unique lessons. From the micro-perspective regarding technological innovations riders have helped generate, to the macro-perspective concerning global economic inequalities, this piece makes a clear connection between style/originality and some very real and recognizable BMX and global issues.
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Foundations of Style #3
​Our Bodies

Author: Pat Fisher
Date Published: December 4, 2016
​Synopsis: For the third installment of Pat Fisher’s Foundations of Style, we dive into the issue of the body and its connection to creativity, or the stagnation of creativity, in BMX. Though ideas regarding gender are evolving in the world at-large as well as in BMX, there is much to be unpacked and discussed when it comes to this important and dominant way of categorizing and organizing society and its cultural subsets, i.e. BMX. In this well-cited and very direct piece, Pat argues that creativity can thrive only if we recognize that we have narrowed the definition of BMX unnecessarily by unofficially mandating the youthful male body as the only tool by which BMX should be practiced. This piece concludes with a series of tips for evolving BMX and our interpersonal relations in hopes of cultivating a more inclusive, open, and creative community.
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FOUNDATIONS OF STYLE #2
​Our Competitions

Author: Pat Fisher
Date Published: November 25, 2016
​Synopsis: In the second installment of Pat Fisher’s series Foundations of Style, it is argued that the BMX industry and the community at-large should embrace new styles of BMX in order for creativity to thrive. This piece focuses on the intersection of competitions (and those orchestrating them) and creative bike riding. According to the author, that relationship plays a strong role in the development of, and often stifling of, creativity in BMX. This piece addresses various notable contentions such as the oft-lamented issue of how to organize and judge various riding styles in formal competition as well as what defines a discipline in BMX. In addition, it integrates a historical perspective on why BMX competitions exist as they do today. 
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Foundations of Style #1
​Attack of the Clones

Author: Pat Fisher
Date Published: November 17, 2016
​Synopsis: This is the short, yet dense, introductory piece of Pat Fisher’s series: Foundations of Style. In less than three pages, Pat asserts that the commonly heard complaint about “lack of originality” in BMX riding is symptomatic of bigger issues about how we understand BMX and its relationships with itself, its participants, and its materials. According to him, underlying the “stagnation” seen in modern BMX, is a failed attempt to “think outside the box about ‘thinking outside the box.’” By the conclusion, he lays the groundwork for his upcoming written roadmap for a more open and creative BMX world.  
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Specialization and the Myth
of the All-Around Rider
​(PArt 2)

Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: October 24, 2016
​Synopsis: The second half of a piece arguing that specialization and diversification of riding styles are neither new, nor indicative of a problem in BMX culture as a whole, but rather a natural, historical, and beneficial phenomena. Those who call for a return to the "way things used to be" have a misunderstanding of the history of BMX culture as seen in their call for the return of the mythical "all-around" rider. 
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Specialization and the Myth
of the All-around Rider
​(PART 1)

​Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: September 16, 2016
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Synopsis: Specialization and diversification of riding styles are neither new, nor indicative of a problem in BMX culture as a whole, but rather a natural, historical, and beneficial phenomena. Those who call for a return to the "way things used to be" have a misunderstanding of the history of BMX culture as seen in their call for the return of the mythical "all-around" rider. 
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Self Investment

Author: Patrick Kelly
Date Published: August 18, 2016
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Synopsis: 
Before any person or company will invest in someone, that rider must invest in themselves. BMXers in 2016 may have the misconception that being of a certain skill level or having a sponsor is why their favorite rider gets to travel or film a banger video part. This written piece serves to show how certain riders use a DIY attitude and their available resources to do all those things without a paying sponsor and why a rider should do all these things to become more desirable to a sponsor.
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LEt it be printed

​Author: Mike Hinkens
Date Published: February 23, 2016
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Synopsis: 
This piece is an argument for the cultivation of comprehensive, straightforward, and lengthy written media within modern BMX culture. The author attempts to demonstrate that the extensive documentation of BMX culture that presently exists is impressively thorough, yet there continues to be content and topics which are either ignored or not treated with the depth they warrant.   

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​Author: Your Name Here
Date Published: Not yet!
Synopsis: This is where the summary of your article would be. With the multitudes of topics about BMX culture that exist, your article can be about whatever interests you the most. Write it and submit it now.
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