Twenty-three years after his BMX bicycle company folded, Alden Olmsted sets out to reconnect with the people his innovative bikes impacted and possibly re-launch the brand that was born out of a teenage dream.
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Brian Flint
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Kevin Flint
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Logan Alexander
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Martin Aparijo
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Richard Bartlett
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Doug Bishop
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Stephen Brown
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Darren Chan
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Shane Ellett
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Nathan Escoto
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Matthew Fabiano
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Eddie Fiola
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Kid Fruhmann
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David Gould
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Bob Haro
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Brad Hodges
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Don Johnson
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Ken Kingsley
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Justin Kripps
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Joe Martino
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Brian Flint
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Alden Olmsted
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30 Bikes: The Story of Homestead Bicycles
source: 30 Bikes: The Story of Homestead Bicycles
I can remember when BMX biking was all the rage, trick bikes and the like. These were the guys before the X Games came along, high jumping and twisting/turning in the air and in the dirt. This is a going down memory lane kinda movie with superior filming and interesting interviews.
source: 30 Bikes: The Story of Homestead Bicycles
I can remember when BMX biking was all the rage, trick bikes and the like. These were the guys before the X Games came along, high jumping and twisting/turning in the air and in the dirt. This is a going down memory lane kinda movie with superior filming and interesting interviews.