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Even though the world is on fire at the moment, there's plenty to be hyped on, BMX wise. We're kicking of the start of the year with some fun, summer night jams every Friday of January at the local park, Belconnen. We are going to have few little giveaways for attendance too, so be sure to make it if you can! #CBRBMX is going to be kicked off right!

Above: The crew who journeyed to the central west, at Tamworth skatepark (with a few locals in the line up as well!) I love when riders are industrious about making things happen. It's no secret that we are big fans of building and maintaining BMX - and I think an important part of that is trips to places to ride with other BMXers. But why? What makes it important? One answer is, it gets you out of your bubble. It makes you realise that there is more to what life is (on a BMX bike, or not), than just your current...

Above: Tyrone Edwards made this spot look like his second home.. Photo: Tyson JP   What a treat it is to ride something that you've helped build. That's the reason why we love trails so much - you put in the effort and you reap the rewards.  This is exactly what's happened over the last couple of months, thanks to a dedicated crew of BMXers who love to build their own scene - quite literally - and 'creted up a new spot.. A full blown bowl, complete with spine and box jump, as well as plenty of other fun elements....

Above: Russell Brindley didn't take part in the comp, but he did rip a mean table in the bowl jam afterwards. Photo: Karl Cottrell. We were very lucky to have held our first of the 4 round BMX comp series on the 22nd of March - right before COVID-19 tightened up yet again just hours after the comp was held.  Belco park was the home for the first stop and people arrived from all over to take part. It was a great turn out and everyone in attendance seemed appreciative of some normalcy, despite adhering to the social distancing guidelines that...

Danny Stevenson lived up to his name on this trip. Full weaponhead status in Bondi deep end. Photo: Tyson JP The quest for riding concrete bowls never ends. We took a trip up the coast with not too much of an itinerary, except to ride some parks we hadn't before, as well as get a better session at some that we had. The NSW coast offers up some ridiculously good concrete skateparks, but we had bowls in mind - hopefully some with some deep transition. We definitely got a good serving of them. We also got to plan our trip...