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This is an edit of Dennis Enarson going to some parts of Mexico with his frineds, riding park and street, as well as eating some mighty fine tacos.
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Adam Schefter breaks down Michael Vick’s performance as a starter and looks forward to Sunday’s matchup against the Redskins
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Katy High School Marching Band performed after Homecoming game vs. Seven Lakes. This was the first complete run through of their 2010 UIL contest performance.
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I’m at beginning BMX and I just wanted to know what is a good weight range for a bike to be good for tricks.Like wheelies and manuals and etc.Best answer gets 10 points.
For a beginner 26lbs and lighter is recommendable.
20 – 24 would be ideal (I would save the crazy light stuff for a few years down the road)
You should try to aim for quality parts though.
Say you get a 15lbs bike with plastic, aluminum, and carbon fiber. In this case the bike would be outrageously expensive, and very weak. On the other hand if you go with a 26lbs complete bike, chances are you will be working with something just as weak.
Try as hard as you can to get a bike that has:
Chromo – frame fork bars axles and cranks
Micro drive train – 25 to 9
If you buy a bike that qualifies those specifications, you should be in good shape.
For the first time ever, the MegaRamp ASA BMX triples invaded the Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne. Zack Warden of Illinois won the event while #1 ranked Brett Banasiewicz of South Bend took second.
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Breaking News: Michael Vick is not the starting quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles. What Do You Guys Think?
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This is an edit for Osiris shoes of one of their team riders, Darryl Tocco and the edit shows him using some of their shoes.
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Nicholas Long and Laëtitia Le Corguillé take the wins in Chula Vista
Chula Vista, California (September 18, 2010) — American Nicholas Long (Lakeside, Calif.) and Frenchwoman Laëtitia Le Corguillé rode to the top of the podium in round three of the Supercross World Cup in Chula Vista, Calif. on Saturday night.
The 21-year-old Long upset Australian strongman Sam Willoughby and 2008 Olympic champion Maris Strombergs (Latvia) in the eight-man main to take his first World Cup podium of the 2010 season.
Long holds of big guns Strombergs and Willoughby
“I had a decent start finally and didn’t have to back off,” Long explained after his podium ceremony. “I got cut off big time, did a little freestyle… was in fourth or fifth and just opened up and made some moves, did a clean lap and kept it together at the line.”
Click here to see a YouTube video of Nic after his win.
The race came down to a fight at the line between Long and Willoughby with the American finishing first by a hair. Strombergs, who is always a favorite in any contest, grabbed the podium’s third spot. Jelle Van Gorkom (Netherlands) and Andre Sylvain (France) were fourth and fifth while Jorus Daudet (France) and Ramiro Marino (Argentina) were sixth and seventh.
Laëtitia Le Corguillé wins again
Not surprisingly, 2009 Supercross World Cup champ Laëtitia Le Corguillé put forth a dominating performance in the women’s event to strengthen her lead in the 2010 series. She was followed over the line by French teammate Magalie Pottier. Collecting the bronze medal was the 19-year-old American, Alise Post (Saint Cloud, Minn.).The third-place effort was the first Supercross World Cup podium for Post.
“I had a good start. I thought I had second place in the first turn but then somebody swooped low and I got a little pushed off the track,” Post explained afterwards. “I just had to ride with it from there, run with it. I ended up with third, so I’m happy.”
Click here for a YouTube video of Alise talking about her race.
Following Post over the line were fellow U.S. riders Amanda Geving (Largo, Fla.) and Brooke Crain (Visalia, Calif.). Colombian Mariana Pajon and Aussie Lauren Reynolds were sixth and seventh while American Arielle Martin (Spanaway, Wash.) was eighth.
The 2010 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup will conclude, October 8-9, in Frejus, France. Visit www.BMX-results.com for complete results from each round so far.
Results UCI BMX Supercross World Cup — Round 3
Chula Vista, Calif. — September 18, 2010
Men
1. Nicholas Long (Lakeside, Calif.)
2. Sam Willoughby (Australia)
3. Maris Strombergs (Latvia)
Women
1. Laëtitia Le Corguillé (France)
2. Magalie Pottier (France)
3. Alise Post (Saint Cloud, Minn.)
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Chris Mortensen on the Eagles’ decision to start Michael Vick