Trails & Spots

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.

This record by The Chats is one of my newest records and is actually the catalyst for my vinyl revival.

Let me officially welcome you to FrequentLeigh. A website that covers Bikes and Music!

In this video Steve takes us back in time and talks about the Angle of Death prototype.

If you grew up watching BMX videos, you already know. The riding got you hyped, but the music got embedded in your soul.

How cool would it be if your kid did what you did and what you did was being awesome and riding bikes!?

Welcome to the first installment of Scott’s favorite records...

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.