If you know anything about BMX racing in the past 25 years you should easily recognize The Brothers Foster.
In the mid 90's I had the pleasure of working, traveling and becoming good friends with these guys, there's no better people or ambassadors to the sport. Alan & Brian grew up in Maryland where I'm assuming there's must be something in the water because I have a few friends from there and they are all great people.
Alan sent me the photos below yesterday.
Mr. Foster at an enduro on a Yamaha CT2 175 (69-71?). My Dad had the same exact bike, color and all. He still compares every other bike he's ever owned to that Yamaha.
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70's era Mini-trail in the snow, good times.
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Alan Getting it done in 1981.
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3 comments:
What track is that? Rockville?
Lums Pond BMX
Newark, DE
those are great. Haro plate was the first upgrade!
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