Dan Blink tests the limits of laying it over as he transitions from the first straight doubles into the last corner.
Dana Mittlestadt makes a close inspection of Jacob "Hot Rod" Hinzpeter's rear tire. Mittelstadt later reported that it's an Intense Micro Knobby - 20 x 1.5" and added that he's pretty sure that Jacob's running about 75 psi. Nice.
Curt Zizzo, the meat in this sandwich, is a few years on the plus side of the combined ages of Brad Olson (15) and Ben Kohls (17) ... but, don't tell him that. I'm sure Curt would just be cool with me referring to him as -- The World's Oldest 17x.
We had a great day to wind things up ... I want to thank everyone who made the 2008 Milwaukee BMX season possible ... and, in the coming days, I'll be naming names. For now -- we'll keep it to our Hot Shop Sponsors, Sun Ringle, Kuwahara, Milwaukee BMX Super Chef - Randy Olson, The American Bicycle Association, our AWESOME Volunteers, Craig over at PRO ELECTRIC, Ray Eckert and the fine folks at Waste Management, and especially all of you crazies who gated up with us throughout year and made the 2008 season the best yet for Milwaukee BMX.
Thanks again !!!
3 comments:
Great Pictures!
are these pictures going to make it onto the Milwaukee BMX Myspace? How do we go about removing them from the slide show to upload online.
Ben,
If you follow the link to the phanfare site that the photo albums are hosted at (it's linked in the post above - or in the right column of the MilwaukeeBMX.com home page) you will see some instructions over toward the right of the phanfare site that walk you through downloading full sized images.
Of course, anything that's on the MilwaukeeBMX.com page is also clickable to a larger image, which you can simply then right click and "save as" to your PC at home.
Uh ... clear as mud, I bet, eh?
Kevin O'
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