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I graduated high school in May of 2001 and because magazines are weird and come out months in advance, the July 2001 issue probably came out right around that time. This is the only issue of <i>Ride</i> to ever feature a photo from my home state, Louisian

Just to prove he didn't use any sort of launch ramp, I dug up a second angle of the trick. That's probably Corey Martinez in the background giving the "thumb's up" to say there are no cars coming. If you go to this spot now there is a perfect Quikrite lip

I honestly can't remember if Bluetorch was a channel on TV or just a show. Whatever the case may be, they ran this ad in the magazine with a video-grab of Adam Banton. Super pixilated, bad color and lots of braces. These days Fuel TV is your place for act

Corey Martinez and Allan Cooke shared an interview in the July '01 issue and most of the photos were shot in Louisiana. The walkway at the top of the handrail is a bridge that connects the Centroplex to the Mississippi Riverfront. Years ago I wanted to sh

All the photos on this page were shot in Baton Rouge. The main image (fakie wallride) is at a spot I've ridden past hundreds of times. And each time I looked at it knowing that Corey was probably the only person to ever do anything on it. The small inset

Some of the most memorable DK ads for me are they ones they had on the inside cover and page one of <i>Ride</i> and/or <i>Snap</i> back in '98 or so. There was one that ran after Neil Wood got into a fight at a race that featured Neil wearing boxing glove

I met Josh very briefly recently and don't know much about him (although his part in S&M's "Please Kill Me" was amazing) so this photo isn't really about Josh for me. I scanned this page because of the location—it was shot at the <i>Ride</i> office. I use

This photo was on the "Start" page in the front of the magazine. At the time, I didn't know Terry, but I did know he was a pro flatlander that lived in my area. Today he's one of my best friends and I've shot countless photos with him similar to this one.

Back in '01 the annual Reader Surveys were done the old fashion way: you tear the pages out of the magazine, mail them in and hope you were one of the five lucky kids that won a <i>Ride</i> shirt. I'm sure they were large or extra-large… Why BMX companies

This was one of the more creative advertisements in the magazine at the time. If you held this page up to the light, TJ Lavin was on the back of it—you could see him doing a turndown through the window. Now that's what I call marketing! Put an attractive

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