Just had a long conversation with some of the folks at WhyOhGee. knowledge is a two-way process...you gain some and you give some. They wanted to know more about BMX. Well, this is what this blog is for and this post is to show you some sites that I think are pretty good.
Wikipedia. There are lots of links there and I check it on a daily basis to make sure that all the information in the BMX section is up to date. It is not only me. Some people around the world do it too, defending the sport that we love
Gene's BMX site. We have been friends for a few years, sending emails and helping each other out on our various web-pages. Gene's site is great and he has information from many sources, adding versatility to his site. He is a BMXer nonetheless and I respect his views
Joe Kid on a Stingray. This is a film about the history of BMX. If anyone wants to know about BMX, this is the film to get. Has interviews with all the movers and shakers.
Singapore-wise, there are very few websites that can give you information but the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association has some information on BMX (written by me...who else?) that was put up some time ago. Other sites in Singapore are just forums dedicated to stunts and tricks, which are another division of BMX. But BMX started off as bicycle motocross aka bike racing.
On the right -> there are some links there. Check them out too!
Wikipedia. There are lots of links there and I check it on a daily basis to make sure that all the information in the BMX section is up to date. It is not only me. Some people around the world do it too, defending the sport that we love
Gene's BMX site. We have been friends for a few years, sending emails and helping each other out on our various web-pages. Gene's site is great and he has information from many sources, adding versatility to his site. He is a BMXer nonetheless and I respect his views
Joe Kid on a Stingray. This is a film about the history of BMX. If anyone wants to know about BMX, this is the film to get. Has interviews with all the movers and shakers.
Singapore-wise, there are very few websites that can give you information but the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association has some information on BMX (written by me...who else?) that was put up some time ago. Other sites in Singapore are just forums dedicated to stunts and tricks, which are another division of BMX. But BMX started off as bicycle motocross aka bike racing.
On the right -> there are some links there. Check them out too!
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