real nostagia. ty

a few audio glitches in the edit I apologise for ...will try and get them resolved so you can hear two or three sections of live audio...:) thanks for tuning in people

I may be first because I'm keen af for this

It's funny hearing these stories. As a flatlander at the time, these boys hated on us so hard, even though we were doing the same thing... riding two wheels, trying to progress, doing what we love

Thank you so much for this..

This is awesome

Nice work brother xx

So good. What was I saying? Dan. Love you

the best! anyone else getting Dr Karl vibes from Zol? That's good thing

Link in da discription

Full moon posts!

Always been such a positive guy ... Good to hear Whitlock's history

I think Apex park was 95, I remember thrashing a Celica around the berms the night before they dumped the dirt for the jumps.

I'll never forget Grants 21st. It was memorable for many reasons, it went for two days. On Sunday, around the back of some old stone sheds on the farm was a set of doubles that very few people back then could grasp. Grant gathered everybody together to see him jump. There was probably 30 of us loose hung over units and about the same amount of family, Granny's grandpas, aunties uncles and all the farm neighbours. We were standing around chatting and waiting for Grant. We were there for ages waiting. A car full of people pulled up. In the back seat, there was two teenage girls from Japan. They had literally just got off a plane from Japan two hours ago, then got loaded in a car and driven out to the Australian bush to a crowd of complete strangers standing next to two piles of dirt behind a shed. It was explained to us they were exchange students that were going to stay in Auburn. As we are dealing with introductions and the language barrier, incomes Grant! Pedalling as hard as he could at the doubles wearing a Superman cape! He hit the doubles and pulls out a huge Superman seat grab, the crowd went wild. I'd seen it before so I was watching the astonishment, shock and disbelief on the faces of these two girls. It was one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

This is great zoli, such a rich history to relive in south Australia

Jamie is such a legend. ❤

Some great stories and hard times in that one Zoli and Jamie, thanks for sharing it with everyone.

Shoe Horned into mobile scaffolds by being best mates to the owners dad..gifted the business.. Two embarrassing boys that are literally carried by others into a career..

Talk about pulling teeth, what a mind numbing interview! Imagine this guy trying to vote! Ummmmmm … I know for a fact that his GF at the time bankrolled all of his trips, supplied all the cars and funded the datsun rebuild during his “hay day” adventures. The metal fabrication business was her baby, he just tagged along on her coat tails, and took all of the equipment when she woke up and left the degenerate. Self taught Pffft! She made him learn to weld. How is he not embarrassed? No thanks to her, or any women…Seriously?

They need to have a bmx hall of fame in Australia. We broke our backs for this shit !!!!

Hay mate u gave me a shirt in 1998 at a jump comp ,ive not stoped following u since the days of dreds n dirt ,once this gets out u will get many views keep up the grind bro, love ya

Respect🤙💪 Absolute legend Zoli. I've been watching with interest as your content clips started hitting FB a year or so back. I was one of those riding from the mid 90's in the Blackwood area and beyond, also attending those dirt jump contests you put on at Dingley Dell, Hawthorndene and elsewhere. These were formative years and are important to all of us who lived it. Nobody has documented and catalogued these years like you Zoli, both back then with your legendary VHS and now with your present endeavours. I wish you well on this journey and thank you for your passion to the riding crew and that era! Pc ✌️

Nice one Zol, bringing the true history to the people! Much love :)

The order was Ross Richter first in backflips , the second flip came when Jesse Carlson convinced Daniel beard to try one when Ross had gone to the bakery. When he returned , Daniel did a back flip and then Jesse after the secret practice session , Ross was shocked. This was onto dolomite at the Victor harbor tabletop , no soft landing. Hope that helps -

Fuk yeah Deano! Good yarn

Mad interview.. blackwood boys 💯❤😊

I still think Rohan is the 'Big Boss of Blackwood" on a bike! So much inspiration!

Great interview lads 🤙

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Grant is an amazing bloke. A weapon on wheels. Love ya mate

Zoli great series and Grant has inspired me to get back on a bike thanks for bring the memories back.

2 legends at work, Thanks Zoli and Steve. Awesome to hear the birth of Trials in Adelaide.

Hey zoli, thanks for putting out this series, great to be reminded of the old days.. Grant you are an amazing guy and such an inspiration. Keep up the good work guys... cheers

Spinno Binno the lost link between Willy and Trigger... I did do a big disappearing act though with the 4130 park to Canberra. Love it!

I used to hang out at the Cyclerider cause Dean was there picking his brains about bikes and parts. Such a legend. Thanks Dean ya legend! Defo catch you up for a ride sometime soon with the kids!