Ft. Wayne Scene Report 1994

by: Brett |

Ft. Wayne Scene Report 1994 from BAD BREAKS on Vimeo.

This is a scene report from the FatHouse Montage from 1994, put together by Kip Williamson. Joe Stakun, the man behind the FBM documentary “I Love My Bicycle”, just uploaded it for all you guys that appreciate your roots.

Previously: Eric Hennessey In Santa Cruz| Thousand Yard Stare Remix| FBM Thousand Yard Stare DVD: Free With Frame At Dans Comp

  • http://Website J

    now this is fun.

  • http://www.rideTYRANT.com TYRANT

    The good old days when men weren’t wearing girls jeans and bikes still had brakes

  • http://Website Name (required)

    The day was good because you were young. Youth is good. Remember how much you hated old bitter bastards back then….?

    I did enjoy this though, thanks for posting!

  • http://Website Joe

    Haha holy shit Jody Donnelly! What ever happened to that guy? I still have his old props bio on vhs from back in the day. That might also be the props where they do a scene report at Woodward when it was basically a barn with a mini and a parking lot with ramps lol. Mirra, Miron, and Kenan Harken are all there. It’s maaaaad vintage.

  • http://Website clearly

    Someone should add this to the bmxmdb.com

  • http://mmyspace.com/crighter crighter

    deff need to show these young kids some good movies ..

    any standard ..
    any square one …

    this fbm clip brings back such great memories

    shit i dont even want to say what kind of bike i rode in 94 ha shit i was only in like 5th grade or so ha

  • http://Website peter north

    wow at 00:23 that must’ve hurt…

  • http://Website Jeremy

    times have changed, accept it.

  • http://Website JPBMX

    You younger dudes need to watch Dont Quit Your Day Job. That Video will drop knowledge on you.

  • http://Website STENZEL

    94 was a ggod year…i was 16 riding at the TURF skate park in Milwaukee and some dude ( forgot his name ) on a chrome heavy as fuck showed up at the park and told all us guys about a house that he lived in with all these crazy dudes with a mini in the backyard. i was riding a chrome ( from the first batch ever) standard shorty that weighed about 43 lbs times were fun bmx was underground, deep, deep underground and it was guys like the dudes in this video who were cool to us younger guys and always showed people the importance gettin loose and havin fun…anyway cool post pioneers of modern bmx.

  • http://Website STENZEL

    aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh his name was Reggie anyone heard of him?

  • http://www.rideTYRANT.com TYRANT

    Nobody bitter here…facts are facts