I found out I was able to go on this trip about 5 hours before it started and I ended being the most prepared of anyone. Despite the non-stop rain, the trip was amazing.
For those of you who don’t know, the idea behind the caravan tour is that 5 or so BMX crews both start and end at a specified location, and go anywhere they want in-between. Each team puts together a 5 minute video part to make up the Gypsy Caravan Tour video.
Here’s some photo’s I took throughout the trip.
For more, check out: FBM, ryanhoey.com, and Super BMX
I’ll be in the superbmx van.
I never realized how great it is to start your day super early. I woke up at 6:30 this morning and picked Max up at 7:30 to go riding and filming. We rode so many spots before most people even wake up. If I can convince everyone else to get up early with me, this could be the most productive riding summer yet.
Unfortunately our filming mission didn’t work out to well, but whatever, it was still a great day.
Here’s a photo Max took of me from one of the lines we filmed.
It’s about 11pm now and I’m off to bed to get up early. Today was a productive riding day, tomorrow will be a productive working day.
The last 9 months haven’t been the greatest, to say the least. I broke my foot, healed, then broke my knee, healed again, then had to get surgery on the foot I originally broke. Everything is healed quite well now and I’m feeling great on my bike. I’m looking forward to riding every day this summer and filming for Ryan Hoey’s Summer Sundays 2 and Max’s Effin 4 video.
I leave you with this photo of a meat-log of a sandwich that I got from a deli and then promptly threw out. My gag-reflex kicks in every-time I look at it.
I came across this photograph on the fbm site which is like the one Ryan and I shot a while ago at Greenport. I’m always excited to see more goofing around and less serious business in bmx.
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