In the late 90s I started a clothing company called Useless — because people kept asking why I was still riding those "useless BMX bikes." I didn't have a good answer, so I printed shirts instead. We sponsored riders, made three videos, and kept it going for a few years. Here's my section from the first one. Fair warning: it's on VHS, so it's pretty much useless.

Roving reporter and stoke haver, Jocie Camarra was on hand at DirtyFest event for Old Bones Therapy. I asked her to get a few clips for FrequentLeigh and she delivered! I really need to get out there next year! Make sure you check out her version on instagram and give her a follow! / dzwcnijh7ce

The first time I remember hearing about Jocie was from the infamous open loop at Swampfest. You could just get the sense of the determination and love for BMX from that video clip.