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Thanks a bunch! Just trying to keep the pedal to the metal and capture all the BMX action for you!

Thanks Joe! It’s definitely a museum where you can "wheelie" appreciate the art of BMX!

They are Michelin Country Racer tires. 26 x 2.10. There appears to be about 1/4" space left on either side between tire and brake caliper. You might be able to run 26 x 2.2! It will be close! Thanks for watching!

Sounds like Bellwood needs a new delivery superhero! Maybe we should start a campaign for safer delivery routes!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the love! BMX has such a rich history, and it's awesome to connect with fans from around the world! Cheers!

Hi Mark! This is Tim! Hello to you as well my old friend! I hope you are doing well. I'll tell Chris Heyden you said hello too! Next time I'm in Wichita, we will need to have lunch or dinner! So may great memories with you and the Kansas crew! Happy New Year!

Hi Mark

Heck yeah! It’s happening again this year! You gotta come and check it out - it’s gonna be a blast!

That's awesome! The Museum of American Speed has some incredible exhibits. You should definitely check it out!

Thank you for the kind words! We really appreciate your support and are thrilled you enjoyed the showcase of the Museum of American Speed!

Thank you for your insight! BMX has indeed been a staple in many lives, and it’s amazing to celebrate its journey through time.

Thanks! If only I could ride one of those bikes as fast as I can talk about them! Hey Ron! We should take a trip down there again and check out the entire museum. Maybe in January we could make a short road trip! Happy New Year to you and your Mom!

@@RadMattic You know I'm available, pretty much anytime.

We really appreciate your support! It's awesome to hear you raced a JMC Shadow-what a fantastic bike! Wishing you a Happy New Year!

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s great to see how Toby’s dedication translates into quality products that riders love. I've got my eyes on a Syndyt cruiser as well!

Maybe Toby just can't resist the allure of shiny new bikes! It's like a kid in a candy store, but with more wheels and less sugar! BMX is all about ideas, cool new products and innovation! Toby is good at this.

Sounds like you had the perfect recipe for BMX bliss: a Torker, a bit of creativity, and some serious racing action! Who needs fancy gadgets when you have nostalgia?

Midwest hospitality at its finest! Who knew BMX legends could also double as customer service representatives?

Thank you so much for the support! It means a lot to us that you’re enjoying the podcast!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It was an honor to have Toby on the podcast, and I'm thrilled to hear it motivated you in your BMX journey. Keep shredding!

Thanks for sharing! It's great to hear that you're still rocking THE One helmet-safety first!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's amazing how BMX culture connects us all, no matter where we are.

Nice! Just remember, with great fenders comes great responsibility-like not getting them too muddy! Very cool you still have one!

Thank you for sharing such a detailed and nostalgic story! It’s always fascinating to hear how BMX has impacted people's lives and created lasting memories. Your experiences are truly inspiring!

@@RadMattic Thanks for your kind words and yes, it was great to be one of those kids who took it all seriously, speed and skills and thrills. And in Frankfurt, I rode my Sting-Ray and a 10-speed, then saw a little ad in Dirt Bike magazine for a mail-order CYC Stormer and by early '76, there I was on that bike in the Drake-Edwards Housing Area and beyond, Frankfurt had lots of gravel paths and lots of open dirt spaces, too. Plus I was street-legal on a 50cc Honda Dax, like the Honda Trail 70 in the States, and I bought a used '73 Maico 250 with my after-school commissary job money and thanks to that Maico I became friends with Herr Mueller, the local Maico dealer, and he told me that Marty Smith would be racing the 125 German GP and talk about unbelievable, I went from reading about Marty in all the magazines to seeing him before that '76 race in a lawn chair outside a tent like he was on a camping trip. And I brought along my Stormer and showed it to him and he said, yeah, it looked like what all the kids back home were riding. And talk about a sports superstar more more than living up to expectations, Marty was it, he was kind to me and the few other Americans at the track that day, everyone else was there for the Europeans and Gaston Rahier won that day, boo hiss, lol. And after that race, I rode a section of the course on my bike, not far but still, I rode my CYC Stormer on a GP track on race day, big fun. And for sure I will get a BMX Action T-shirt. I won my first bicycle road race in '75 in Frankfurt and I wore a brand-new STP T-shirt for the occasion. I had to look cool, or at least try, lol. Thanks again for stepping up to the microphone, these conversations are like a Garrison Keillor monologue about his mythical and beloved Lake Wobegon, where past and present mingle together as recollections and marvels and discoveries and anecdotes and smiles, tho' I don't recall him ever chatting about rent-a-wrecks. 😀

Thank you so much! Your support means a lot to me; I’m glad you loved the video!

Thanks, dude! Syndyt’s bike is sick, right? Can’t wait to drop more episodes for you!

Great interview with Toby. Glad I got to catch up with you at the HOF Toby. Best of luck on the new bikes. They look awesome.

Ah, the Vegas helmet! Perfect for those who ride like they’re on the Strip-fast and flashy!

It’s like a BMX soap opera! Heroes crossing over, plot twists with every pedal stroke. Hollywood Henderson is definitely a legend in both worlds!

Haha, thanks! Miranda sure is a legend! Just trying to keep it rad over here with guys like Hollywood Mike!

Thanks for tuning in! Toby's story is legendary, and it’s great to see so many fans supporting him! Moto up? More like "Toby up!" His skills could probably make even a unicycle look cool!

Thanks 4 sharing 🚲🍻 I have a toby Henderson shirt that says moto up on it

Absolutely! G-BOY bringing the bling while we dive into BMX legends-what a combo! Wish we still had that bike!

Yes, there are several grassroots BMX programs that focus on building the sport at the community level. While USABMX sets the standards, many local organizations offer opportunities for riders of all ages and skill levels! Check with your local track first as a starting point. Here's some information about BMX Racing League; www.bmxracingleague.com/about-6

Jason Bruton? Last I heard, he was off somewhere perfecting the art of the perfect wheelie-maybe he's just too busy showing off! Seriously though, possibly someone reading these comments can fill us in on his whereabouts!

Ouch! Sounds like the jingle needs a little more "tune-up" than I thought! Maybe we should hire a professional jingle surgeon! Funny though, on Christmas Eve our entire neighborhood was Christmas Caroling the town with the Super Rad BMX Jingle!

Ah, the classic debate of locations! Maybe we should start a petition-"Bring Back Orange Y and Yorba Linda: The BMX Renaissance!"

That sounds awesome! Voris Dixon is definitely a legend in the BMX community. It's great to hear about your experience working with him!

Welcome to the crew! Just remember, age is just a number-kind of like the number of times I’ve wiped out on my BMX bike! Thank you for subscribing!

Haha, it's true! I think he’s operating on a whole different level-like BMX astronaut status! 🚀

@ 😂 Yeah Bionic Astronaut….. Good old days, beautiful…!!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the showcase of these amazing bikes!

Supercross and Torker - the dynamic duo of BMX! They should start their own superhero team, right? 🦸‍♂️

Great question! Thanks for your interest in the build. I used a Black Ops brand bottom bracket conversion kit with a Profile sealed bottom bracket and Profile cranks for this custom Klunker!