
Today’s WTF moment seen on FBM (shout out to Shawn Arata).

Brian Hunt doesn’t slow down, even with a busted ankle. Web videos? Why not. Road trip through Europe? Sure. Enter the Worlds in Germany? You know it. He left yesterday for Denmark. The kid is tough, a broken jaw didn’t slow him down either. Here’s a recent photo from Woodward.

For a limited time Orchid is offering discounted shoes to anyone in the bicycle industry. If you work at a bike shop or at a bike company (like one of these) and want to try our shoes, we’ll sell them to you for dealer cost (approx 1/2 off retail price). Also, we’re currently taking prebook orders for Fall 2009 shoes.
Contact derek (at) orchidfootwear.com for details (include your shoe size).
Brian Hunt and Anthony Watkinson at Woodward.

Dig just posted this classic Van Homan interview on their website. It’s definitely worth checking out again.

Right here on fatbmx.com.
Rob Dolecki just e-mailed this over. Congrats to Mickey Marshall for making the cover of the new Dig Magazine. Roast it!

Ryan Humphrey’s Fast Forward Exhibit and bmx demo will be this Friday, June 26th at Moore College in Philadelphia, beginning at 6:00pm. Joe Stakun’s FBM Documentary “I Love My Bicycle” is also playing there. And will 80’s legend Dizz Hicks really be doing a show? Wow, I really hope so. Seen on Animal.
A lot of people have heard of bmxfeed.com but not many know about it’s best feature, the life changing Google Reader import. There are 214 bmx-related sites on bmxfeed (but only a few are featured on bmxfeed’s homepage).

Google Reader list view: click to enlarge.
When you set up the import you’re instantly “following” all 214 sites, to steal a term from Twitter. It’s kind of like Twitter because news comes to you, except you’re following bmx blogs instead of tweets. It’s not as overwhelming as it sounds, because you read the news titles in list form (like you do with e-mails). You can also delete certain feeds if you don’t like them.

Google Reader expanded view: click to enlarge.
This service will change the way you use the internet. Instead of searching multiple websites to find interesting bmx news, sit back and let it all come to you. You’ll also find out there’s a lot of interesting bmx news that never makes it to the popular news sites. Don’t be out of the loop, get fed and be the first to know everything.
Get Fed! BmxFeed Instructions Here.