Yeah Dude Sick Podcast - BMX

The evolution of the BMX bike spans over 50 years, with many landmark product developments along the way. The 2022 BMX Society show in Carson, CA provided perfect examples of some of the most crucial bikes in early BMX history. Here's an evolutionary rundown of some of the most important eras of the BMX bike, leading up to the early '90s. -Scott Towne

Well, another chapter is closing in my life and it's bittersweet.  I'm leaving Indiana.  The scene has been incredible, but I'm excited to get to Hawaii and experience all it has to offer.

Recently, my friends and I went on (honestly) a bmx trip of a lifetime.  We just wanted to get away from it all.

In this episode of the podcast, I discuss chapters in life, friends, good days, and much more.  ENJOY!

The only thing about the Doug Bob situation that has bothered me is the money.  But, I mean, he's out there doing his thing, should I really be mad at him?  Who knows.

In this episode of Yeah Dude Sick! I discuss friendships, skateparks, Fast and Loose, and much more.

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Bike School?? There ain't no school for bmx, brotha.  For all the kids listening, tricks, style, etc., all that shit comes naturally and can't be bought.  In this episode I talk about Brovid-19, Bike School, Terminator 2, and feeling like a burden while asking your friends to film.  Enjoy!

The debate between bmx racing and bmx freestyle continues as we ring in the new year.  Contracts are renewed, but more often than not, relationships with riders and companies come to an end.  It seems so predictable with bmx racers.  It's almost like they become completely different riders each year.  Agree?  Disagree?  Thank you for your support!  Enjoy and have a great weekend!

This episode is an audiobook version of a collection of stories written by Steve Crandall.  These stories describe his life on the road and the many excursions he's been able to experience in his life of bmx.  While I didn't read every story in the book, I hope this gave you enough motivation to not only go buy the book (assuming it's still for sale), but get out there and do something.  Whether it's traveling or simply doing something creative.  In addition to the book, my friend Scott Towne was gracious enough to recite the Foreword (which he personally wrote for the book).  I'm grateful for the opportunity to share some of Crandall's stories with everyone and I cherish my involvement in bmx.  If you have any ideas for future episodes, shoot me a message or call the hotline (317-661-1339).  Thank you, and RIDE ON!

In this episode of the Yeah Dude Sick podcast, host Shitsonian discusses his experiences at (his first) Swampfest.  He also dives into a brief conversation about "who bmx has needed" throughout the years.

This episode is brought to you by TUFF LUCK BMX.  Check them out on Instagram @tuff_luck_bmx for all the latest goods!

Music:  Otis Redding - I've Been Loving You Too Long and Tupac - No More Pain

Original intro by DJ Shadoe Haze (the guy who said "Damn son, where'd you find this?")

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One year of bmx racing has taught me quite a bit!  Holler!

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