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Today we interviewed one of the fastest BMX riders coming from the Asian parts of the world. His name is Steven Wong, and he is riding for Hong Kong. Make sure you keep an eye out for this kid, because he's shredding the championships this year.

Hometown: Dessel, Belgium
Favourite Food: Pasta, Pizza
Favourite Music: Rap, R&B, Hip Hop
Favourite Track: Vallet, France
Favourite Movie: Cradle 2 the Grave

How did you get into BMX?
When I was 12 years old I build a BMX track near my house and started riding for fun, later on I got into the racing scene.

What was your first BMX?
Mongoose Motivater (heaviest bike ever lol)

What do you like the most about BMX?
Pretty much everything, the adrenaline, training on my bike.

How come you started riding for Hong Kong?
Because my father is Chinese and the funding of the Hong Kong cycling team was a lot better than the team of Belgium.

What was the best thing that happened to you in 2007?
2007 wasn't the best year for me. I broke my knee so didn't race big races for a few months.

What were your favourite places that you visited in 2007?
Australia was awesome and the Asian Championships in Thailand.

How many flights did you take in 2007?
I don't know but a LOT I can tell you that.


Are you in pretty good shape for the upcoming races?
I feel pretty good on my bikes the last few months but I am still trying to improve everything.

Is there any word of Hong Kong being selected for the Olympics?
No not really...Hong Kong has a chance to get a wild card...but as Hong Kong is part of China, China will decide who gets it.

What are your plans for 2008?
Try to get my UCI points done and try and go to the olympics.

How does a normal week look like with you? (training)
Just the normal things everybody else does I guess. Gym, sprints, track, gates, plyo's and what not.

What do you do in the weekends?
Most of the time the weekends are for racing...if there is no race I'll just fill it in with some training and easy riding on the track.

Do you ride in a team, which team and who are your team mates?
I don't really ride for a team anymore. I'm pretty much a private rider for meybo with my own sponsors.

Take a look at the Mystic, Ryan Smith's new signature frame. The frame weighs in at just 4.9 lbs, will be available in 20.75" and 21" with a 13.6 rear end and a 75 degree head tube angle. The frame is 420 baked, which helps to keep the tubing stiff and lets them use thinner wall tubing while retaining strength. The Down tube is a custom tube they have designed from scratch, slighty overlized to help against denting up in the front end and then rounds back out near the BB JUNCTION to keep it stiff. The Chain stays also are oval to help offer greater tire clearance and help resist against denting. It will be available with removable brake lugs and in flat white. Coming April.

Be sure to visit the Mutiny site for more details: mutinybikes.com

Check out these nice wallpapers of the Source BMX Shop.
They also have their new BMX catalogue online: 2008 Source Catalogue

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Nike 6.0 has released some new mid-tops which have been printed with woodgrain graphics. Only 5000 pairs are made, so grab a pair before quantities are demolished.


“The Woody Air Mogan Mid is inspired by our obsession with building mini ramps. It’s the energy of the first cut, the last nail pounded, and the stoke of the inaugural drop-in; packaged into a pair of shred-ready kicks. Real wood panels, tightly woven together, create the durable upper. The bent nail and saw blade graphics pay homage to the culture of construction. With the launch of the Woody Air Mogan Mid, Nike 6.0 has joined forces with wood wizard, Nate Wessell, to celebrate the culture of construction. One action-slinging shredder will win a hand-built backyard mini ramp next month. Details and rules can be found on nike6.com from Feb 8th.”

Redman has just released these in both 16 inch and 12 inch, the Redman Pit bikes come complete with everything you need to shred the track. Colour range is Bonfire Orange, White and Black. Features include: 3 main tube crmo frame with 6MM dropout. Heavy duty crmo fork with 1-1/4 blades. Black anodized alloy rims with machined sidewall. 3-piece hollow crmo cranks with 36t chainring’ 2.125 dirt front and street tire. Includes rotor and 2 pegs. More info at redmanbikes.com

Official Main Event 1 Arturs Matisons/LAT 2 Marc Willers/NZL 3 Steven Cisar/USA 4 Tyler Brown/USA 5 Donny Robinson/USA 6 Kyle Bennett/USA 7 Arno Kanis/NED 8 Andre Jiminez/Col

Semi One 1 Marc Willers/NZL 2 Andres Jiminez/COL 3 Steven Cisar/USA 4 Arno Kanis/NED 5 Damien Godet/FRA 6 Robert de Wilde/NED 7 Ivo Lakucs/LAT 8 Jonathan Suarez/VEN

Semi Two 1 Arturs Matisons/LAT 2 Donny Robinson/USA 3 Tyler Brown/USA 4 Kyle Bennett/USA 5 Pablo Gallan/ESP 6 Luke Madill/AUS 7 David Herman/USA 8 Sander Bisseling/NED

Freecaster.tv will be streaming Live from the finals of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup on Saturday 9 February at 18:30 CET. Tune in here to watch the video.

21+ When you ordered some new BMX parts and you're girlfriend spontaneously takes off here clothes and mingles with the cold metal bicycle accessories you know she's a keeper, especially when you have a hot looking girlfriend like this one.

Friday February 8th @ 9PM ET/PT In the case of this must-see series, “MOTIVATED” means obsessed, possessed, adrenaline-hooked, fixated and consumed. You won’t believe your eyes or ears when you meet “extreme” athletes addicted to risk-taking and boundary-pushing for fame and glory. “BMX Rider Bubba Harris overcomes the untimely death of his mother to rank among the world’s elite.”

Be sure to tune in, or set for record. This is one HD show you won’t want to miss.