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Registrace 24. 05. 2008
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Dennis McCoy- flatland run at 1995's king of concrete, southsea,uk.
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Dennis McCoy- flatland run at 1995's king of concrete, southsea,uk.
DOUGHNUT PLANT New York City (donut beginnings)
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DOUGHNUT PLANT New York City (donut beginnings)
Xgames 97 BMX street Dave Voelker run 2
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Xgames 97 BMX street Dave Voelker run 2
Xgames 97 BMX street Dave Voelker run 1
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Xgames 97 BMX street Dave Voelker run 1
Xgames 97 Dave Voelker prelims run (bmx freestyle)
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Early 90's Trevor Meyer Interview (bmx freestyle)
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Early 90's Trevor Meyer Interview (bmx freestyle)
Early 90's Dennis Mccoy interview. (bmx freestyle)
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Early 90's Dennis Mccoy interview. (bmx freestyle)
GT Freestyle Tour 1995 (bmx freestyle)
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GT Freestyle Tour 1995 (bmx freestyle)
Spudnuts in Richland, Washington. Better than donuts.
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Spudnuts in Richland, Washington. Better than donuts.
1:00 I could watch this all fcking day Rigby YOU ARE A LEGEND !!!!!
Dennis wasn't really riding flat that much by then..and still kills it. Was that his mongoose? If so They were heavy as bricks But what wasn't back then lol
Love this place
The best ever and Val Driver is a super nice gal. I sure do miss spudnuts... and Val.
bro that’s my best friends dad
Times were simpler then. I watch his son ride at the local skatepark now and this run is like his warm up routine.
PHENOMENAL ✌️ THE GOD OF BMX DAVE THE LORD VOELKER
👍👍👍👍👍
And now he was multiple locations. Amazing
They are incredible when you get them when they are just made and they are still piping hot! If I'm traveling through from Seattle, I make sure to stop and pick some up. Even if it has added a hour to my trip I will do it, they are that good!
95 he do backflip with heavy bmx Legend
Dave v was on fire should have gotten first place his was insane.
People need to remember by 95 Dennis was rarely riding flat anymore. Some of this is incredible considering he was totally out of practice by then. Dennis is the GOAT.
I would give the commentator a gold medal for Worst Commentary.
I remember being a young kid HEAVY into freestyle and being from KCMO. We would always be down in North KC biking and someone saying, "Hey we saw Dennis McCoy down here biking!" Now that you're older you think was that real or just rumor. As a kid though in KC we would bike our ass off to wherever to get to see our hero ride.
I grew up in south kc .DMC went to school with my brother. I rode at his parents house a bunch. Watched Hoffman when he was 14 there. DMC and a childhood best friend used to ride to the plaza when he was in town. He eventually bought a house up the road from me. Good times.
One of my favorite Riders...
I was there. Even though he touched the floor a lot, he still had the best moves that day
He was ahead of the rest. Some of the tricks even then harder for a guy of short stature..
is that a BULLY handlebar?
I think it possibly is.
Dennis over the years became faster and faster over the years starting in and around 1989 to 1990 however unfortunately he was never able to keep up with the speed of his routines therefore touching down and even falling to much from 89-90 and past . His smooth routines he once did was totally shot. Although he was still one of my favourite riders of all time still. I never had the chance to see him in England though as I am British American living in both countries since birth, I was a Florida State champion in the 16 - 17 expert class in flatland freestyle when McCoy was in the pro division back in the day so I did see him in competitions in the States. I wished I seen him ride in person when I was in the UK however as it would of been nice to ride with him there as well.
In one of his other interviews, he said it's because he was a well rounded rider and not just a flatlander.
I saw that run in Vienna some years earlier without a single tap on the floor. Maybe Dennis did not feel got that day.
Black flag..
not taking anything from Dennis but in 88 he was killing it on that master
cool guy. he needs to stay on his signiture green 86 haro from now on. those were the best bike years ever
"I got another 10-20 years left in me still." Still riding today at almost 52. I am 44 and still riding as well. But I bet Dennis would kill to be 27 again now as would I lol.
Ha! I'm the one interviewing him. It was for 20" Video Magazine, I think our first issue. Anyway, we were rolling on the floor when he said 20 years! We thought 27 was super old and that he would be lucky to make it past 30. Glad he proved himself right!
Dennis the best BMX
The best part of vid is that woman in that red coat!!
I shouldn't have put that vodka in his orange juice, but damnit, I wanted to win for a change!
holy.. wow.
Should have been called Dennis touches the ground..not his normal flawless run.
He pretty much stopped riding flat religiously 5 YEARS before this event took place.
@@bedlambikes why did he stopped and what did he in the meantime instead?
@@HardDanceShuffler10 Dennis NEVER stopped riding BMX, he just moved away from flatland and starting primarily riding ramps, street and the half pipe as thats what the few remaining riders were doing in BMX's darkest days. Ramps were progressing rapidly during this time and when the birth of the Xgames came into play, a new found life entered the sport. Flatland also soldiered on, but the progression of flat slowed considerably during this time. Of course there were exception like Jones, Chase, Day Smith, Trevor Meyer, etc... who continued to push the envelope. But what little attention (and money) being directed at the sport was all in ramps at the time. Thats where the excitement was and Dennis focused the majority of his efforts here. He is unquestionably the greatest overall BMX/Freestyle rider to ever live and I honestly don't believe another rider like Dennis will ever come along again. Modern flat is so insanely technical its hard to imagine someone putting that kind of effort into flat and ALSO excelling at ramps with the best riders out there is even possible at this point.
Wasnt his normal.dialed self
I remember this. One of the runs he washed out and just started doing push-ups. He is cool cat i met and trev meyer before this at gt air show demo
DMC 😊 marvellous
DMC my bmx hero
I still got a sticker with his signature on it. :)
There should of been a plan before the cup went too Bermunda, as we know the America's have their own agenda how things are going too run.
Indeed
I'm a baker at, Dunkin Donuts. One day I would love to open up my own small donut shop and create amazing donuts like the ones you make. I have to work with what my boss is able to order but he does give me free rain using whatever I see in the DCP to make my own creations that keep the customers coming back.
Amen may ur wishes cm true from a baker to a baker
wow, I used to have this VHS tape. I went and found that fun-loving criminal CD after hearing here.
Lord Voelker!!
CALGARY
Can't believe Dave just turned 49 yesterday! Time is passing us by waaay too fast! I'm an old schooler but in my 20s I fell in love with street & vert cos of X games. Mirra (RIP), DMC, Mirron, Condor, etc all helped make a great mid era for BMX. These were some cool as fuck days...
That was Frickin Awesome!!! He should have got 1st place.
"He's gone from one side to the other!" The announcing was hilariously bad. So weird that it took them 2 or 3 years to get an actual bike rider to do commentary.
I saw this X-Games... Great year for BMX!
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i remember this year. this guy pushed the bar for sure
super sweet!!!!
True school, old school Richlanders go there and talk all things old Richland. Remember when we had liberty and freedom?
Ride with his kid and go to school with them too
None better in the world! Same family owned since the 40's, delightful people and an atmosphere that keeps us old Richlanders feeling like we still have something left of our town. This place has been a delight and I hope it never shuts down. Where else can we native Richlanders know that we will run into one another then here?
We got something called "smultring". Search for it on google images :)