Fixed Freestyle ...continued

Fixed freestyle is here, and always has been in one form or another. In 1899 Thomas Edison filmed a rider performing backwards circles and barspins and with it the dawn and essence of what was to come. With urban cycling booming, track bikes everywhere and a solid history of BMX in the collective cycling consciousness one could argue that the present day interest in fixed freestyle was inevitable. Or you could point with a cranky finger and declare it dead on arrival; childs-play contrary to all pure cycling reason.

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