Super Rad BMX Podcast EPISODE 15 - Bob Haro's Launch of the IKONIX BMX BIKES at Dirty Fest 2025

Super Rad BMX Podcast – Bob Haro Launches IKONIX BMX Bikes at DirtyFest 3! In this electrifying episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, host Brad Fanshaw sits down with none other than Bob Haro, the godfather of Freestyle BMX, to talk about his exciting new venture — IKONIX Bikes. Bob gives us the inside scoop on the IKONIX product launch, starting with a limited run of 100 exclusive framesets crafted with custom hydro-formed tubing, five-axis CNC-machined headtubes, engraved serial-number badges, and precision CNC dropouts. But that’s just the beginning! Bob reveals that IKONIX frames will also be available soon in 24", 26", and 29" sizes, expanding the rideability for BMXers of all styles. Plus, we get a first look at the brand-new CNC crankset, magnesium pedals, and one-piece Vector-style handlebars — all designed with Haro’s legendary attention to detail. Then, we take you to the heart of DirtyFest 3 for the official IKONIX launch party, where Bob Haro and BMX historian John Buultjens unveil the brand in front of a packed crowd. Watch the jaw-dropping Flatland BMX performance by Dave Nourie, and hear from DirtyFest’s own “Hollywood” Mike Miranda, who helps kick off the celebration. From shaping the sport of Freestyle BMX to pushing the future with IKONIX, Bob Haro is back — and better than ever. 🎧 Subscribe now and ride along with BMX history in the making! #BobHaro #IKONIXBikes #SuperRadBMXPodcast #DirtyFest3 #BMXHistory #FreestyleBMX #HaroBikes #MikeMiranda #DaveNourie #JohnBuultjens #BMXInnovation

Diamond Back Legends: Eddy King and Harry Leary. The team and the tragedy

Diamond Back Legends: Eddy King, Harry Leary & Exclusive Interview with Harry's sister, Linda Taylor In this powerful and emotional episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, we bring you an unforgettable conversation with BMX legend Eddy King, as he reflects on his incredible journey in the sport—and honors the life and legacy of his longtime friend and teammate, Harry Leary. Eddy takes us back to his early days riding in San Diego, getting his start with DG and Wheels and Things, and then rising to BMX stardom with Torker and Diamond Back. From magazine covers to racing around the globe, Eddy shares personal stories of fame, competition, and brotherhood at the highest level of BMX. But this episode goes beyond the trophies and photos. Eddy opens up about Harry Leary’s extraordinary career, the struggles he faced, and the deep impact he had on the sport and those who knew him. We also confront the tragic loss of Harry, who passed away on September 7, 2024—a moment that shook the BMX community. In an exclusive interview, Harry’s sister Linda Taylor joins us to share personal insights and the true circumstances surrounding Harry’s passing—some of which have never been shared publicly until now. It’s a heartfelt tribute that aims to tell Harry’s full story with honesty, compassion, and love. This is more than a BMX episode—it’s a celebration of life, legacy, and the unbreakable bonds formed through the sport we all love. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the Super Rad BMX Podcast for more interviews with the legends who shaped BMX history. 🎧 Available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere you get your podcasts.

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In this episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, Brad Fanshaw and Tim Lillethorup take you on an exclusive tour of the incredible new BMX exhibit at the Museum of American Speed in Lincoln, Nebraska! 🏁

We sit down with Museum Curator Tim Matthews, who shares his BMX racing roots and the passion that fueled the creation of this first-class BMX display inside one of the world’s largest motorsports museums. 🚲

What’s Inside the Exhibit: A jaw-dropping JMC collection from Bill Felts and his son, Billy Felts Jr. – including the legendary TwerpMobile that dominated BMX magazines in the late '70s and early '80s. Billy’s race gear, trophies, and travel stories (over 800,000 flight miles!) are all on display. Tim Matthews’s collection features an SE Racing PK Ripper, Hutch Lil’ Holeshot, and a stunning 1975 Matthews Mono Shock. Iconic bikes from Hutch, JMC, Redline, Mongoose, GT, Race Inc., Schwinn, Torker, Powerlite, Kawasaki, Matthews and more – all contributed by private collectors.

New Additions to the Museum: A replica BMX starting gate diorama in progress. A retro bicycle shop display that is coming soon! This is a must-see for BMX enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at this epic celebration of BMX culture and history!

On this episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, we sit down with none other than BMX Hall of Famer and bicycle industry powerhouse Toby Henderson!

From dominating BMX tracks in the ‘70s and ‘80s to pioneering the mountain bike downhill scene, Toby’s story is one for the ages. 👉 BMX Racing Legacy Toby’s racing career is the stuff of legend – competing for powerhouse teams like DG, Raleigh Bicycles, Hutch, and SE Racing. If you flipped through BMX Action magazine back in the day, chances are you saw Toby on the cover, pushing the limits and inspiring the next generation of racers. 👉 MTB Trailblazer As BMX transitioned, so did Toby. He hit the mountain bike scene hard, racing for GT, JT Racing, and Iron Horse, and competing in some of the world’s first downhill MTB events. His success on the dirt further cemented his status as one of the most versatile riders of his time.

Industry Pioneer In the late ‘90s, Toby shifted gears to the business side, founding THE – Toby Henderson Enterprises. From cutting-edge carbon fiber helmets to MTB fenders, THE set the bar high for performance gear. But he didn’t stop there! Toby helped launch Intense BMX frames and tires, and then revolutionized BMX components with BOX Components and their oversized technology.

Syndyt – The Next Chapter Now, Toby’s latest venture, Syndyt, is making waves in BMX racing with sleek, fast, and highly innovative frames designed to integrate BOX oversized components.

From BMX legend to mountain bike innovator to industry entrepreneur – Toby Henderson continues to shape the future of two-wheeled racing. 🚲

Hit that play button and join us as we dive deep into Toby’s incredible journey! 🎧 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring BMX legends and industry insiders!

Unbox Those Rad Torker BMX Frames! | Super Rad BMX Podcast BONUS 10

In this bonus episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, Brad and Tim dive into an epic unboxing as they reveal their brand-new Torker BMX frames! Tim can't contain his excitement as he opens up his candy red Torker MX26 frame and fork kit, a nod to the iconic 20" Torker he raced back in 1978. Meanwhile, Brad is stoked to unwrap his Torker LP20 in a stunning candy blue finish—the same shade as his childhood Torker Christmas bike!

We geek out over the blend of classic Torker design from '78 with some sweet modern updates: integrated headsets, European bottom brackets, and canti mounts for V brakes. Then, we look ahead to what’s next, sharing our plans to build these beauties for DirtyFest 2025.

Tune in for a nostalgic yet forward-looking episode that celebrates BMX heritage with a fresh twist.

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Super Rad BMX Podcast: Exclusive Interview with Payton Ridenour, USA BMX Pro Racer! EP9

In this episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, we sit down with BMX sensation Payton Ridenour! From dominating the amateur ranks to making a name as Rookie Pro of the Year in 2021, Payton has become a force in the BMX world. We dive into her journey from those early days to the grand stage, representing the USA BMX Olympic Team in Tokyo in 2020. Plus, she shares her thoughts on her impressive 2021 World Cup finish in Bogotá, Colombia, and her role as an alternate for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Payton also shares her thoughts on racing Vintage BMX bikes, how to train as an Olympic BMX racer and what it's like to train at the USA BMX Hardesty Arena track in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

But there’s more to Payton than racing! She’s also an author, inspiring the next generation with her children’s book, A to Z BMX Style, an alphabet book that features her dog Rocket on each page. Join us as we explore her incredible journey, her passion for BMX, and her dedication to giving back. Whether you're a seasoned rider, a dedicated fan, or just someone who loves the adrenaline rush of BMX, this podcast is for you.

Each episode, we dive into the latest BMX news, interview BMX legends, along with top riders from around the world, and explore the culture that makes BMX so rad. From behind-the-scenes stories and epic competitions, we've got it all covered. Tune in, gear up, and get ready to ride with the Super Rad BMX Podcast – where the BMX stoke never ends! Subscribe to Radmattic for more exciting interviews with BMX legends, industry insiders, and the stories behind the brands that shaped BMX.

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BMX Show Bike Wizard & BMX Cruiser Legend Mark Darcy | Super Rad BMX Podcast Episode 8

In this episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast, we sit down with BMX Cruiser trailblazer Mark Darcy! Mark was among the first riders to compete in the BMX Cruiser division, thanks to his factory sponsorship with Powerlite. He takes us back to the early days of BMX, sharing stories of his travels across the country, competing with both Powerlite and later, Bassett Racing. But Mark's talents don't stop at racing. He's also a master at restoring vintage BMX bikes, with a collection of meticulously restored, award-winning show bikes that have left their mark on the BMX world.

We also dive into Mark's latest venture, the co-founding of ABSAPRO alongside Dino Bartoli. This new organization is setting the standard for vintage BMX bike shows with an innovative point system and clear judging criteria to ensure fairness and consistency in competitions. Tune in to hear all about Mark's incredible BMX journey, his passion for bike restoration, and the exciting future of ABSAPRO! Whether you're a BMX enthusiast or just discovering the sport, this is an episode you don’t want to miss! Whether you're a seasoned rider, a dedicated fan, or just someone who loves the adrenaline rush of BMX, this podcast is for you.

Each episode, we dive into the latest BMX news, interview BMX legends, along with top riders from around the world, and explore the culture that makes BMX so rad. From behind-the-scenes stories and epic competitions, we've got it all covered. Tune in, gear up, and get ready to ride with the Super Rad BMX Podcast – where the BMX stoke never ends! Subscribe to Radmattic for more exciting interviews with BMX legends, industry insiders, and the stories behind the brands that shaped BMX. If you loved this episode, hit that like button, share it with fellow BMX enthusiasts, and let us know your thoughts on Mark Darcy's amazing career in the comments below!

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