Showing posts with label HB Tuesdays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HB Tuesdays. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

H.B. Tuesdays - Weekly Old School BMX freestyle- 1/7/2020

The main guy spearheading H.B. Tuesdays every week, longtime GT pro back in the day, Martin Aparijo.  Backwards wheelie in a circle.  I still haven't learned everybody's names, so just enjoy the remaining photos.
 The Huntington Beach Pier area is a skateboarding spot going back the the late 1970's.  BMX freestylers started riding there regularly, on the weekends, in the mid-1980's.  I was one of the locals there, nearly every weekend, from 1987 through about 1992.  SoCal flatlander, Mike Sarrail, though living in Covina, far inland, was the main local then, and Randy Lawrence rode there a lot for a while.  The Lakewood crew, Ron Camero, Nathan Shimizu, Jeff Cotter, Ron McCoy and a couple more, came by once or twice a month.  Martin Aparijo and Woody Itson, and other flatlanders, came by when in the area.  The current H.B, Tuesdays jam goes back 7 years (maybe more).  Because it's a known scene, and gets covered in social media and websites (like my blog, now), people from all over the world may show up on any given Tuesday.  If you're an Old School freestyler, stop by and session when you're in the area. 


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H.B. Tuesdays- Weekly Old School freestyle jam - 1/7/2020 Post #2

H.B. Tuesdays is a weekly Old School flatland jam, spearheaded by Martin Aparijo and Eddie Fiola.  I snapped these photos two weeks ago yesterday.  Here are the "chamber of commerce" style beauty pics.  "Come visit beautiful vacation spot, Huntington Beach, California.  Business people love our thriving economy and relaxing on our wide sand beaches.  Tourists travel here from worldwide to see Martin Aparijo do backwards wheelies with palm trees in the background."

 Martin, with a Captain Morgan framestand.
 H.B. Tuesdays scene from up on the Huntington Beach Pier, just north of the pier, on the wide part of the bike path, in front of the amphitheater.
Forkwheelie, backwards, I think, out of a fire hydrant?  Can't remember, I was just trying to get the photos in frame while we had that cool golden light just before sunset.

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