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Blyther in ‘88 getting the chicken air out in the streets in Schenectady, NY by the police station.
The photo is from September 1988, shot by Spike Jonze after a 2-Hip King of Vert comp. Spotted on DIG BMX. Spotted on DIG BMX.
DIG investigated the history of short frames and street riding and Haro has a few mentions.
Flatland frames have a history of being used for street for their steeper geometry and shorter rear-ends. The La Bastille and the CK are our two options for the tech enthusiasts these days.
Head over to the site to check out some photos Dean Dickinson shot at the Wall to Wall Book Pre Launch www.snakebitebmx.com/pre-launch-wall-to-wall-the-birth-of-the-freestyle-movement/
Check out the first High Air contest that went down in 1984 featuring Eddie Fiola, Mike Dominguez and Brian Blyther battling it out. www.snakebitebmx.com/bmxs-first-high-air-contest-eddie-fiola-mike-dominguez-brian-blyther-1984/
Brian Blyther dropping a one-handed can-can with Wilkerson on deck approving.
Wall to Wall Freestyle is getting set to launch a Freestyle history book project with a ton of great Haro content from the deepest archives.
There’s over 50 contributors and 100 collectable packages up for grabs.
Dom Phipps is behind the project. Dom assisted with our Haro History books volume 1 and 2.
Spike Jonze had long arms. Brian Blyther, top-side one footer. 1988.