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And I thought bars from our era in the 80s were big. I remember back in 2001 when BMXers were ridiculing big bars. Now it is the other way round. Look at the size of these bars. 11 inch rise and 30 inches in width. Apparently, they sell for about $60 in the USA. You can bet when they come to Singapore the price will be jacked up so high you will be even wondering what hit you.
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But back to these bars. They are currently on sale on the S&M website. I do not know who will buy bars this size but I can bet quite a few of the local riders will...just to have something different. These are the specs from the
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It looks like the Asian Cycling Championships for BMX was a resounding success and it looks like it has captured the eyes of some Members of Parliament like Ms Irene Ng. I think people are now beginning to understand about BMX more than they did before. Now. What we need to get are more people interested in the sport and build up numbers...and interest. That will make it grow. Also that "certification" thingy to use the track. That should be scrapped. That is turning lots of people away from the sport. people just cannot see the double standards of not paying to get "certified" to use the the East Coast Bike Park but paying to use the Tampines BMX Track....and rightly so. We here at Singapore BMX have never supported it.
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Another thing is to get the freeloaders and parasites out of the scene. Yes, the people who use BMX in Singapore to sell their stuff and fulfil their own agendas. Some of them are just downright sneaky cunning. There are a few of them and they know who they are. Without parasites like these, the sport will be a better one.
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So let us get to work and let the promotion of BMX in Sngapore begin!
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Singapore is a very strange country. Almost everyday, a new bike store opens up but all of them do not cater for BMX racers. All of us have to buy our bikes from mail-order companies and sometimes, we are lucky to have friends who travel to other countries and can buy stuff for us. This was limited to small items only so as not to take up too much space and weight. But there is good news. S&M have opened an online store. That is great news considering the fact that you can now get parts directly from S&M. Best thing one can do while waiting for those retailers in Singapore to get their act together. What's that? The URL? Oh yeah...here it is:
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So it looks like everyone enjoyed themselves at the Asian Cycling Championships for BMX and it looks like some time has been bought for the Tampines BMX Track. We here at Singapore BMX would like to congratulate the riders that took part in this....40 riders from 8 different countries. The winner was Daniel Caluag from the Philippines who took the crown in the Men's Elite. Now, hopefully the powers that be take notice of this and actually do something to make sure that BMX is viewed as a serious sport and not a kid's sport. Congratulations once again to the winners!
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Apparently, this event is happening net month and there is hardly any news from the relevant people with regards to this event. There is one individual that put forth an impassioned plea to the powers that be i.e. the Singapore Cycling Federation. Yes. It has sunk this low:
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So let us just see if this event happens...if it happens at all. All I can say is that we at Singapore BMX are very, very disappointed with the Singapore Cycling Federation
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This is old news for some but it looks like the days are numbered for the Tampines BMX Track and maybe even the Tampines Bike Track. It seems that it will be making way soon for housing development to house the projected 6.9 million people that Singapore will be hosting soon. Does not look good for the cycling sport in Singapore, especially for BMX. I just hope that an alternative place can be found
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SINGAPORE: A bicycle park in Tampines will soon make way for development, but there may be plans for a new one.

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