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Ride BMX magazine Interview, Jan/Feb 2017. Photos by Sean Newton.

Early Madonna influence. #luckystar

Oil changes for everyone. In high school auto shop class, we could bring in family vehicles for an oil change during class. My dad was excited about the free oil Chang idea and had me drive my step-mom's Jeep to school to do the deed, giving me a filter and a pat on the back. All went according to plan, until the "start it up and make sure nothing leaks" portion of the procedure. It was at that time when four quarts of fresh 10w-40 pumped out directly onto the shop floor. Turns out pops had given me a filter for our Subaru. Mr. Willett was definitely not stoked. Always compared old vs. new parts. Lesson learned (and never forgotten).

Getting my corn rows put in. #cornrows #enduro

Same as yesterday. Hopefully, the same thing tomorrow. #andthenextday

Happy Birthday to my Tru-Bro, Turbo Todd Britton. I don't think I know anyone more emersed in bicycles than Todd, and I don't know anyone who has gone to such as extreme lengths to do rad things for me as he has. From founding BMX companies to finding BMX frames against basically impossible odds, the dude is dedicated. Here's to you, Turbo. I hope today was as rad as you are.

This one (and every one) dedicated to my dear friend and life inspiration since the early 1970s, Larry Lowis. Today's marks one year since we almost lost him, and I can speak with utmost confidence for anyone who knows Larry, the world is a better place with him in it. Here's to Devine intervention--Let the angels sing. 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Stay fresh.

I built that lip up and filled in the face for more boostability. The results were pleasing. Goodbye and hello.

Technically, a terrible photo but the radical subject matter compensates. @smallblock (pictured) and his big bro @bluckblock are two of my favorite humans. Birdland, 2009.