I took my trusty maegic [mˈæd͡ʒɪk] vaenom [ˈvɛnəm] with me and went on a road trip to Germany's best bike park – Darmstadt. If you ever get the chance to go there, you absolutely should! I had a great chat with Max and Felix, and in the end, Max even got to try out the Vaenom himself. Great jumps and he catches a lot of air. Thanks Max for letting me take such a great picture, which proves once again that you can actually ride my bikes.
It's time to share the final condition of the maegic [mˈæd͡ʒɪk] craenk [2] and craenk [3] [kɹˈaŋk]. Powdercoated black and white to have a match to most of my bikes.
This time I'm presenting my first non-BMX project. A passion project I created for my friend and Skateboard pro Dave Siegl. Known from the Monster magazine and countless contests, he deserved a signature board. Project maegic [mˈæd͡ʒɪk] "Daeve" will probably remain a one-off, and I hope it will be a great memory of a fantastic day. Love you brother ❤️ See you soon!
The jaed [ʝæd̥] frame is the first 1" maegic oldschool BMX frame. I was inspired by the BMX frame "Jad" from the 80s. Unfortunately, this frame would regularly break, so I made my own modifications to make it more stable and create a platform for a unique silhouette.
