If you live in the UK and you weren't there, why the hell not?! It was huge. There were top rated riders from around the world in attendance,
from MTB and BMX. There were displays from the dirt jumpers in the purpose
made arena, featuring two stands of seating, a large roll-in and four sets
of doubles (two four packs). In trials the Martins headed up a British
team containing the Tounges and Chris Acrigg against a team of riders from
around Europe and the US. BMXers not only rode the dirt jumps with the
MTBers, but had a Vert from PRIMO and a street course. The general public
had a dirt test track this year featuring a small trials section to play
on and in a different part of the arena, a dual course with start gate,
double jumps and laser timing device from the Kis Dirt City boys. The retail
section was awsome, some of the discounts made you wonder just how much
these places make all the other 362 days of the year. I purchased a BMX
at half RRP, you may have seen me with it late on the Sunday. The DJs are
probably worth mentioning too, in particular the Pashley DJ and the Dirty
Habit sound system.
Steve Geal, Superman.
Scotty B, with a nice flat 1 footed table top.
If you play Motocross Madness 2 on your PC click here
to download Scotty B and his bikes or search for them @ www.motocrossmadness2.com
Scotty B and Luke "Skywalker" Smith share a little pre show huddle.
Penny for your thoughts?
The UK V's World duel format worked well. Here's one of the first
obstacles, Pashley's Eddy Tongue is just pulling ahead of a Spanish Mony
rider who refused to give me a free video so doesn't get a name check.
Ha.
