More fresh goods from The Bakery! This batch comes courtesy of Corey Martinez... eat up!

Under 30 and HOT! Of course BK's part of Chicago's Hottest 30 Under 30... it's just good sense.

Yeah Zine System Cycle Edit from Angie Marino on Vimeo.

Heyo this was a little edit of my friends and I on our way down to the Jomo Showdown contest this past weekend for YEAH ZINE, our girls bmx zine. We stopped at DK Bicycles/System Cycle warehouse on our way down and made this little edit :) pretty chill but fun session with just the girls, enjoy!
 
Nina B

Yep... preheating. In other words, this right here, this is just a warm up. Fully baked edit coming soon from The Bakery!

Preheating: Corey Martinez from The Bakery on Vimeo.

Tons of good riding from our boys Tony Hamlin, KC Badger, Jay Roe and Lloyd Wright!

The Best of the Kink House from Kink Bike Co. on Vimeo.

Terry's tearing it up these days and Nina's killin' it, as per usual.

PAINTING WITH TERRY RAFFLE from ODYSSEYBMX.COM

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Last Saturday was World Autism Awareness Day and the perfect opportunity for etnies, Autism Speaks and the A.skate Foundation to have a full day of free skate clinics for kids on the autism spectrum. With the help of more than 40 volunteers, including etnies team riders Jose Rojo, Kyle Leeper, Devine Calloway, Kyle Loza, Nathan Williams and Ashley Charles, 80 children of all ages made it out to the etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest for one-on-one skateboarding lessons. Whether knowingly or not, we've all found skateboarding to be a unique social outlet and to share that, especially with kids who often struggle with social interaction, is something you can't help but smile at. Seriously, watch the video and when it's done, check your face... You'll be smiling.

Our BMX Petition has made some waves and the Lake Forest City Council will meet tomorrow to decide on the Skatepark peg ban. The good news is the decision isn’t final yet, and anyone from the public can speak to the city council at the meeting and their opinion will be heard. Don't waste this opportunity; JOIN US TOMORROW AT 7PM and you can make a difference!

Tuesday, April 5, 2011 at the Lake Forest City Hall:
25550 Commercentre Drive
Council Chambers
Lake Forest, CA 92630

How can I speak in front of the City Council?
Members of the public can speak in front of the City Council under "Public Comments," or on an item that is listed under "Consent Calendar" or "Public Hearings." Speakers are to fill out a "Request to Speak" card located on the table by the door and hand it to staff. Speakers are limited to three minutes each.

The Ralph M. Brown Act (the State Local Agency open meeting law) prohibits the City Council from acting on any matter that is not on the agenda. Generally, the City Council refers such matters to staff for investigation and/or resolution.