Tons of pics of the build are right here courtesy of Robert Adase, scope ’em! JORBA has been working feverously over the last seven months finalizing plans to build the first public pump track in the state of New Jersey. It’s all going down in Alexandria Township in Hunterdon County New Jersey. JORBA is actively pursuing this type of […]
If you see this tent set up, it more than likely means massive coverage by BMXNJ.com, BMXNJ Magazine and brokenspokes BMX webshow. We’ve been BMXing in the NJ-PA area since 1978, come on out and say hi when you see us at events!
It was bound to happen. We got issue numero uno of BMXNJ Magazine done! Our first issue includes a bunch of stuff from Jump For Joy to photos by Dirk Lesko, Shields, Bios, more photos and other nonsense. Congratulations go out to Ed Herbison for snagging the cover this time around. It was a toss up […]
How far back do you go in BMX? The Hoffman era? Early 90’s? Bicycle World in the 80’s? If you can remember when there was only 1 track in the state of NJ and you had to hustle down to
One of the BMX pioneers we always talk about on here is the originator of BMX promotion in NJ, Charlie Litsky. Unfortunately Charlie passed away at the young age of 33 leaving a large void where his smile and constant enthusiasm of not only BMX but the cycling lifestyle in general was. He was the […]
Legendary in their time, the ECD guys were notorious for severally shredding at comps and jams throughout the North East during the early and mid 90’s. The footage you are about to see is from 1993 but incorporated in a 1995 video. You see by 1995 Jeff Crawn had a…pretty bad accident at Hoffman Estates […]
The year. 1996. The place. The Hippie Steve Compound. This is the original. Look for lots of now well known pros in their earliest days. Good time, temporary layoffs, Jump For Joy…
Adam Alouise is up front there on the thumbnail to the second half of JFJ 1. Later in the summer we’ll have JFJ 3 on the web as well… For now though enjoy the Alpha of Hippie Steve’s Jump For Joy comps in the halcyon days of 1996…
Roosevelt Taylor sent this link over to me of major NJ flatland historical significance. Back in the halcyon days of 1988 when freestyle BMX was new and shiny and we had the massive AFA indoor Wayne contests, Jay Jones was there and killed it in his class. At that time he was riding for Kuwahara. […]
