[Closed] Old school bmx vhs videos

That's not old school.

This is.

😉

Proper video that

Wow. Captainflasheart i was 3 when that came out

This is the last, and the best, vhs I ever bought.
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Some good hazy memories from that pic Sharkattack.

The guy Marvin grinding that massive railing to Ace of Spades.
Van Homan's scary gap grinds
Forget who it was but the segment with Creedance Clearwater got me right into them.

Really want to watch it now...
Magic.

This was the only moving images of BMX i had in the 80s. When i wasn't riding my bike i was watching it. Everything else was magazine pics and you had to guess how to get into the contorted positions depicted. Made for many a strange crash 😆

A while later this came out and made [b]everyone[/b] look shit
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http://bmxmdb.com/films/50-Criminal-Mischief
Is this the one federalski?

Got a load of BMX VHS tapes I need to copy onto DVD -
Little Devil - Seek and destroy.
Etnies - Forward
Building the underground (excellent trails vid)
Fox - Expendable youth (dug that one out recently for the Dave Mirra section)
Loads more I can't remember.
I love the scene feel of some of these videos, don't seem to get that so much these days just banger tricks one after the other.

Oh and how come BMX clothing companies were so much cooler BITD than anything we have now - UGP / Little Devil / LORD?

Dirty Deeds - Best Vid

The Dorkin videos were brill. I had Hypnosis and Wheelies (7 & 8 I think) BITD. I loved Soil as well, and the Backyard vids with bits from the Jam were good (The Chasm, anyone?) 😆

Enjoy 😀

big yim - Member
> http://bmxmdb.com/films/50-Criminal-Mischief
Is this the one federalski?

Thanks for that link, can see myself wading through that site for quite a while.
Seems I was mixing up the Little Devil films, I was thinking of Seek and Destroy.

Aaah..

That brings back memories CFH 🙂

We didn't get a video recorder til '88 but in '85 I could do a few of the tricks in that video and occasionally got to go over to my mum's mate's place where her sons had a halfpipe in their backyard

I had this poster on my wall for years

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I still go on YouTube and watch bits of Standard Style Cats. Got me into flatland that one.

I never got hold of the Dorkin series, would love a set.

Ah, 20" wheels and high BBs. The trails were so [i]alive[/i] BITD 😆

Who could forget Dave Young's section in Nowhere fast.

That Dave Young section informed my entire BMX career and taste in music and trucker hats for years to come.