Airborne Bicycles Presents Tommy Zula Pump Track World Champion

[@PudgyPedalPusher]

Tommy is such a great guy to rep the brand! As an old Sinister pro from the late 90’s, this dude is good people. Glad to have met him at the pump track.

[@one_mtb]

Best video on KZbin!! Tommy is such an inspiration to me as a rider! Also stoked that I made the cut at 7:22 😁😁

[@kamdenfunk5829]

@OneMTB We should do a Collab at either ramp riders or Eureka mountain bike park on a video

[@Simo-qg6jb]

Hell yes Tommy ! Glad did i met you after you won World Pumptrack champion and Ride together here in my hometown boss !

[@mzondi1970]

Great job. Son at 28 you still are a kid. I'm 51 overweight and just now getting back on a bike can't wait to get better and stronger plus it's helping me taking my mind off my cancer diagnosis

[@billkludt8020]

Good to see Grandpa Zula (Tommy ) in this video....your right time flies I am 56 and still loving to ride/race ...GREAT video love the old clips.

[@braydonsbringhurst]

Heck yeah Tommy... so sick. Beautiful video and dope riding.

[@TheJJBMX]

Another Congrats Tommy! Well deserved...

[@luca_cometti]

such an awesome video, nice work team!

[@ryobichichen9634]

such a great guy

[@walkerbludworth821]

Great work!

[@riyadfurqon2650]

so cool

[@paidasaburi]

Congrats Tommy Zula and Airborne. This is a great video. Very well put together. I purchased a Toxin 29er last year and am loving it. I'm curious to know what upgrades Tommy has on his?

[@jjr1314]

Great video Tommy! Very inspiring. Who is that RAD kid at the 7:22 mark. OneMTB that’s who! You can see the excitement in his expression!

[@kamdenfunk5829]

Haha 😂

[@TeddyParker]

As someone who raced as a kid and rode freestyle when I got older, it's so easy to get stuck in that routine of the same skateparks the same street spots blah blah over n over. It's HORRIBLE for your brain. And not even great for your riding. Mountain biking is a totally different experience and EVERYBODY should cross train and experience other things. BMX, MTB, MX, skating, surfing, snowboarding. Most pros don't only do their one sport, and most people aren't even likely to be pro. Better to experience more and more of life than try to squeeze every last drop out of one type of experience.