There’s a lot of talk about the limitatons of Citi Bikes: they’re heavy, people say, they’re slow, and they’re more suited to boring workday commutes than cycling that’s exciting in any way. In the spirit of testing those supposed limits, we asked street BMX king Tyrone Williams–co-owner of Chinatown bike shop Dah Shop and Animal Bikes team rider–to take one for a spin and show everyone how it’s done. See the video above.
While BMX pro and friend-of-ANIMAL Tyrone Williams was at Fox Sports shooting Crowd Goes Wild Friday, he and Regis took a little break to shred down the studio hallways on BMX bikes. Wall Street Journal reporter and Crowd Goes Wild contributor Jason Gay snapped the above pic. Looks like fun. "Words can't express the experience I…
The team at Animal Bikes -- the similarly-named-but-otherwise-unrelated-to-ANIMALNewYork.com BMX company -- went to Japan last year, and is dropping a new video next week. They released this six-minute promo today, featuring some ridiculous footage of the team shredding in Tokyo. Look out for Tyrone Williams, star of our Citi Bike…
Just because you're not BMX master Tyrone Williams doesn't mean you're excused from knowing proper bike-docking etiquette. Let Redditor Matt Manhattan show you how its done. (Photo: Matt Manhattan)
