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Issue 2 came back from the printer and they will be hitting subscriber’s doorsteps early next week and shops late next week. Cover features Mark Gralla photographed by Bob Scerbo ( @skapegoat256 )
You can subscribe here: http://challengerbmxmag.com/shop.html#subscriptions
$7.50 for next 3 issues US $15 USD for next 3 issues International
New issue of my BMX newsletter is out :)
New shirts available in the web shop now: http://challengerbmxmag.com/shop.html
new shirts- I forgot to post ‘em here :)
Skunk Zine (Reissue)
Created in 1997, this issue of Skunk Zine by Devin Lau was the first BMX zine I ever got my hands on. I was 13 and while I had already been introduced to Dig, arguably the most “core” magazine of the time, Skunk was nothing like it. Riding photos were blown out and ultimately besides the point and its attention-to-detail was no attention-to-detail. The zine included recipes, drawings of what seemed to be non-existent BMX parts for sale, lots of Pete Augustin references, recipes for chili, and insight into an early Austin BMX scene and an already thriving Austin music scene. It was the first time I realized BMX was a lifestyle beyond the marketing of Xtreme but also the “hardcore” lifestyle® championed by the prominent BMX magazines at the time. There are no rules to BMX. Skunk, like so many other independent BMX zines, made that abundantly clear.
I’m excited to share a piece of BMX history that was influential to me. Skunk Zine is being reissued with permission from Lance Palko. Half of all proceeds will be donated to to the POW * MIA, in honor of Devin. You can purchase Skunk in the Challenger web shop and you can read an interview that I did with Lance Palko for Issue #9 of Holeshot below.
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New sh*t
Phillip Edwards Record Report, Mar. 7, 1981
More swag- this will have a 6mm Bondhus® hex key attached
Central Arizona Project
Challenger BMX hotline is now taking calls.
Sticker sheet for the new BMX magazine/newsletter I’m working on: www.challengerbmxmag.com
New flyer for the Garden Jam, 9/25/2016 B^)
photograph used for July 2014 Inspiration in 2014 postcard.
Cloud of smoke on the Colorado River. Moab, UT.
Over the past 2 years, I've had a great time sharing all of the things that have inspired me. I had so much fun that I'm doing it again- sort of. Instead of sending you what has inspired me, I'll be making multiples quarterly and shipping them directly to you. I'm not sure what I'll be making (possible ideas: books, cassette/CD releases, t-shirts, postcard sets, etc.) but I'm excited to share original pieces of art with you. A few things: *Cost is $60 ($15 for each multiple shipped directly to you) *U.S. only *If you don't have questions, feel free to email me [email protected]
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Photo I shot of my friend Brian on the Waste Management Get Your Mind Right 7″
