BICYCLE-UNION Zine 6 Magazine
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BICYCLE-UNION Zine 6 Magazine
Union Zine 6
Back with an another instalment of slander and accusations wrapped up in a full colour 90 plus page A4 magazine that still claims its a zine, not the only mag with a personality complex.
As well as the realest BMX action you'll see printed on paper. With in the pages of this issue is a Fids tribute and the story of the naked nothing in South Africa, the brief but lengthy history of BMX foot wear, music with Stuart King, Southbank stories-how did this all come about back in the 80s, BMX slang, Whats the story of Zones with Tonash-the maker about the making of last years hit Endless DVD "zones", words without Ron Wilkerson, Why cant we quit with Dennis McCoy and Ian Morris, What is style and who decides, the "granny air", who?s getting "aggro and who injected the aggro?" The origins of the tyre slide-interview with Garrett Byrnes and Corey Walsh about sliding the rubber, copping the bend or holding it straight, the coaching con, Paul Plonks pit, Me and my bike - Scott Malyon, origins of the north east trail scene with Mike Hill, the simplicity of it with Tom Saunders as well is all the usual stone throwing and crap humour. lighten up n light em up!
As well as the realest BMX action you'll see printed on paper. With in the pages of this issue is a Fids tribute and the story of the naked nothing in South Africa, the brief but lengthy history of BMX foot wear, music with Stuart King, Southbank stories-how did this all come about back in the 80s, BMX slang, Whats the story of Zones with Tonash-the maker about the making of last years hit Endless DVD "zones", words without Ron Wilkerson, Why cant we quit with Dennis McCoy and Ian Morris, What is style and who decides, the "granny air", who?s getting "aggro and who injected the aggro?" The origins of the tyre slide-interview with Garrett Byrnes and Corey Walsh about sliding the rubber, copping the bend or holding it straight, the coaching con, Paul Plonks pit, Me and my bike - Scott Malyon, origins of the north east trail scene with Mike Hill, the simplicity of it with Tom Saunders as well is all the usual stone throwing and crap humour. lighten up n light em up!