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BMXing at HFL was set into to rad groups. The Lima-Rush group and there followers the Medon Hotchkiss, Truelson mega rad gang. We were different groups and had different idea's but in the end we all came together with the same ideology. To test the limits of ourselfs with BMX's at HFL.

The Honeoye Falls- Rush group went there own way building there own track and testing there limits to the max. First it was the bike game witch led to there own BMX track. They went on to the rad action of pond jumping. The Medom group was the leaders and they had there own gang and went way ahead of the Honeoye-Fall group. They went straite from minor jumping to professional biking. They joined up with the Honeoye Falls-Rush group a few times for some good old fashon pond jumping. Set up by the Honeoye Fall-Rush gang. They at one time exchanged there knowledge and techniques and joined forces.

In the end they all came to there goal of being the radest they could be. One of the Mendon bikers was good enough to bring his skills to the professional level. One of the Honeoye Falls-Rush people went off to fight in the Gulf war. They all had a great experence being the radest they could be.

Doing a 160 into the pond
Mike Streeter getting horizontal

 
 
 

Officer Scott Giles getting rad in his high school days...	...also is BMX track jumping days
Greg Streeter doing his style of radness	Scott Giles in Hawaii, bringing radness to new heights.

Crazy midair bailout

Out of control radness

 



The radical bail out in mid air


 A look back
 
 

Endo Mania
 
 
 
 
 


Mega rad 270 turn around
 
 
 


J.A.G. in action. Officer Scott Giles has
taken his pondjumping skills to new heights
and has become a Navy pilot.

Some of this lunacy led to more sophisticated endeavors like a school record in the 3 meter springboard at Northeastern.

My brother and I in front of  the White House. June 10, 2002

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