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Props Issue 1 (Mar/April 1994) PROPS ISSUE 1 (MAR/APRIL 1994) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:45:22 Chicago, IL BS Comp 00:03:54:12 How to eat a soft taco with Barry McManus and Craig Reynolds 00:07:30:27 Poorboy ad 00:07:53:15 Inside Waterford Precision Cycle 00:11:14:25 Tool Time: Pedals 00:14:31:24 Standard Fat Ones ad 00:15:05:12 ABA Nationals: Pine Bluff, AK 00:16:28:11 John Peacy Profile 00:17:36:02 How-to: gate start with Barry McManus 00:18:59:00 How-to: opposite Dumptruck with Chris Rye 00:20:17:11 ABA Nationals: Phoenix, AZ 00:22:10:19 Joe Rick / John Luc-e Englebert Profile 00:26:41:08 Knowledge 00:28:44:07 Moreno Valley, CA BS Comp 00:31:54:17 Credits PROPS ISSUE 2 (MAY/JUNE 1994) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:01:26:21 Meet Brian Vowell Interview 00:18:31:29 Metal Blade Records ad 00:18:57:12 ABA National: Wichita, KS 00:21:49:19 Standard ad 00:22:23:26 North Hampton, UK Comp 00:23:40:21 Tool Time: wheel truing 00:25:53:19 GT Freestyle Team Interview 00:27:28:03 Ride Magazine ad 00:27:36:19 ABA National: Rochester, MN 00:29:46:08 Pro BMXers Go Bowling 00:30:35:20 ABA National Results 00:31:05:27 How-to: Icepick with Keith Gower 00:31:32:05 Wheelies ad 00:31:44:12 Mike Forney Interview 00:33:24:29 NBL National: Orlando, FL 00:36:13:12 NBL Jumping for Dollars 00:37:02:17 Props Subscription ad 00:37:31:02 Music Interview: Simple Simon 00:38:27:15 Spring Fashion Section 00:41:41:15 UGP ad 00:42:12:23 Eric Carter / Billy Griggs Interview 00:43:21:03 NBL National: Louisville, KY 00:45:39:16 Poorboy ad 00:45:55:19 Rampage Jam 00:46:59:01 Local Pit Stop: Perkasie, PA 00:47:53:27 Knowledge 00:49:20:08 Credits PROPS ISSUE 3 (JULY/AUG 1994) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:01:07:03 Table of Contents 00:01:45:16 Overland Park, KS BS Comp 00:07:09:09 NBL National: Mullica Hills, NJ and the Clayground Jam 00:09:35:15 Standard ad 00:10:10:09 The York Jam: York, PA 00:14:36:16 NBL National: Tanglewood, NC 00:16:49:03 The Foster Brothers Interview 00:18:59:04 Props subscription ad 00:19:20:16 Music Interview: Peach 00:20:13:29 Paul Osicka Interview 00:24:45:00 NBL Freedom National: Evansville, IN 00:26:51:21 Daniel Sprague Interview 00:28:57:21 UGP ad 00:29:27:02 The Rampage Jam: Beer, Burgers & Busdrivers 00:34:12:08 PoorBoy Heavy Metal Thunder video ad 00:34:25:05 Coppull, UK: Super Grands Jumping Jam 00:36:44:07 ABA National: Rockford, IL 00:38:54:15 Metal Blade Records ad 00:39:20:20 Ed Keoning Interview 00:40:57:10 Kill Yourself Jumping Jam #1, P.U.S.H. 00:41:51:26 Knowledge & New Products 00:43:39:29 Credits PROPS ISSUE 4 (SEPT/OCT 1994) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:02:26:18 The King Of Concrete: Southsea, UK 00:05:13:17 The Turf: Milwaukee, WI 00:05:58:00 Ring the Gack ad 00:06:11:20 Reynolds Racing ad 00:06:30:07 NBL Jumping Jam: Southpark, PA 00:07:40:05 Gary Ellis Interview 00:10:39:29 The World Freestyle Championships: Koln, Germany 00:15:17:26 The UCI BMX Worlds: Waterford Oaks, MI 00:20:38:01 DK ad 00:20:59:10 Poorboy ad 00:21:19:13 The Vans Cup: Amsterdam, Holland 00:23:56:11 Stuart King Interview 00:25:37:03 Standard ad 00:26:11:10 The NBL Grand Nationals and Jumping Comp: Columbus, OH 00:29:22:29 Props subcription ad 00:29:38:27 Taj Mihelich Interview 00:32:56:20 UGP ad 00:33:24:10 BS Comp: Oklahoma City, OK 00:40:56:02 Shuvit ad 00:41:36:18 Knowledge & New Products 00:43:19:15 Credits PROPS ISSUE 5 (NOV/DEC 1994) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:01:31:19 ABA King of Dirt: OKC, OK 00:04:02:06 Mysterious Comp: Prattville, AL 00:05:51:18 Metal Blade Records ad 00:06:09:26 Ride UK Magazine ad 00:06:41:28 Todd Lyons Interview 00:09:57:09 Local Pit-Stop: Pinner, UK 00:10:55:25 Play Clothes Mike Forney (my trip west) ad 00:13:06:05 DK ad 00:13:27:11 Rampage Finals: Jam Davenport, IA 00:17:17:03 Dylan Worsley Interview 00:20:44:07 Standard Chad DeGroot 1st place ad 00:21:08:01 Reynolds Racing ad 00:21:36:12 Props subscription ad 00:21:50:24 ABA Grands: OKC, OK 00:26:22:05 CABDA Show: Chicago, IL 00:27:42:08 Play Clothes Ramen ad 00:28:58:10 Poorboy ad 00:29:25:14 BS Finals: Chicago, IL 00:37:59:27 UGP Foster Brothers ad 00:38:22:04 Props ad 00:38:39:23 Robbie Morales Interview 00:42:27:14 Knowledge & New Products 00:44:27:19 Credits PROPS ISSUE 6 (JAN/FEB 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:51:02 NBL Play Clothes: Dare Devils of Dirt 00:03:17:07 Bully Bikes / Hammer ad 00:03:49:29 Metal Blade Records ad 00:04:10:11 NBL ad 00:04:48:17 Scotty Yoquelet Interview 00:08:07:03 NBL Christmas Classic 00:13:36:03 Ride UK Magazine ad 00:14:12:09 DK ad 00:14:33:14 Reynolds Racing ad 00:14:47:23 Poorboy Sweet Lou ad 00:15:03:21 Inside UGP 00:20:27:02 Krt Schmidt Interview 00:23:52:04 Contest of Love: Orlando, FL 00:33:07:13 Props subscription ad 00:33:17:05 Standard Chris Hallman ad 00:33:34:19 Play Clothes Hal was too busy ad 00:33:58:18 Dave Mirra Interview 00:37:03:02 Knowledge & New Products 00:39:18:06 Credits PROPS ISSUE 7 (MAR/APRIL 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:58:27 Rampage Jam Round #1 00:03:55:24 Local Pit-Stop: Bo's Trails 00:05:41:06 Metal Blade Records ad 00:05:56:27 Bully Bikes / Hammer ad 00:06:28:13 Matt Haden Interview 00:11:46:18 Sorento, FL Jumping Jam 00:13:54:12 Useless NC Comp 00:15:53:15 Play Clothes Dan's Comp vs Mental Jimmy's ad 00:17:36:21 NBL Play Clothes Daredevils of Dirt 00:19:04:20 Mike Ocoboc Interview 00:22:15:27 Poorboy Sweet Lou ad 00:22:29:20 NBL ad 00:23:03:06 Xtrskn ad 00:23:22:29 NBL Easter Classic: Orlando, FL 00:28:56:08 Local Pit-Stop: The Brothel, MelBourne, FL 00:30:10:26 Ride UK Magazine ad 00:30:46:28 Props viewer survey & stuff ad 00:31:05:21 FBM Go West 00:32:47:27 Reynolds Racing ad 00:33:10:16 Rob Nolli Interview 00:36:45:16 DK ad 00:37:07:19 Standard Sandy Carson ad 00:37:31:17 Hoffman BS Comp: Moreno Valley, CA 00:46:42:06 Knowledge & New Products 00:48:05:29 Credits PROPS ISSUE 8 (MAY/JUNE 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:55:29 Funbox Comp: Appleton, WI 00:04:54:00 Local Pit Stop: 7-11 & Oak Park Trails, Long Island, NY 00:07:46:07 Poorboy warehouse / smash car window ad 00:08:44:03 Ride UK Magazine ad 00:09:16:00 Bully Bicycles ad 00:09:46:05 Morbid Twentyinchapalooza: Knoxville, TN 00:12:01:16 Day Smith Interview 00:18:14:21 Xtrskn ad 00:18:34:18 NBL ad 00:19:06:00 Twin Cities BMX ad 00:19:37:27 ABA Bluegrass National: Louisville, KY 00:23:21:01 Matt Pohlkamp Interview 00:26:20:14 Reynolds Racing ad 00:26:43:21 Standard Style Cats video ad 00:27:17:20 Backyard Jam: Hastings, UK 00:29:11:21 PUSH Kill Yourself Jumping Jam 00:31:08:18 King of New York: Mullaly Rink, Bronx, NY 00:33:19:14 FBM Funbox ad 00:33:42:11 Play Rock the World: Montreal, Quebec 00:36:47:20 Knowledge & New Products 00:38:30:28 Credits PROPS ISSUE 9 (JULY/AUG 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:49:14 Rampage Jam: Davenport, IA 00:03:06:14 Daredevils Of Dirt: Southpark, PA 00:04:54:26 Bully Bicycles ad 00:05:26:27 Reynolds Racing ad 00:05:53:17 Union Man Clothing ad 00:06:14:09 Funbox Jam: Appleton, WI 00:08:57:12 Jody Donnely Interveiw 00:11:44:09 Southpark Summer National: Pittsburgh, PA 00:17:39:16 The Ravine Jam: Ft. Wayne, IN 00:20:09:13 Xtrskn ad 00:20:29:02 Twin Cities BMX ad 00:21:00:13 Standard oversized stem headset combo ad 00:21:17:29 Local Pit-Stop: Woodward, PA 00:23:56:13 Local Scene: Chicago, IL 00:25:30:16 Jay Miron Interview 00:29:11:05 UGP Food for Thought Chad DeGroot ad 00:30:05:04 Useless ad 00:30:14:20 Ride UK Magazine ad 00:30:41:06 NBL ad 00:31:10:26 Hoffman BS Comp: Hampton, VA 00:37:39:05 Knowledge & New Products 00:39:23:02 Credits PROPS ISSUE 10 (SEPT/OCT 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:49:23 Hoffman BS Comp: OKC, OK 00:07:55:03 NBL Grands & Daredevils of Dirt: Louisville, KY 00:12:22:04 Hammer ad 00:12:54:09 Ells Bells ad 00:13:08:06 Alternative Forms of Transportation ad 00:13:40:20 Reynolds Racing ad 00:13:58:03 Dave Osato Interview 00:17:45:20 Local Pit-Stop: Sheep Hills, Huntington Beach, CA 00:19:23:16 Unionman Clothing ad 00:19:54:20 UGP Food for Thought Chad DeGroot ad 00:20:50:02 Xtrskn Ad 00:21:08:05 1201 video ad 00:21:41:06 Twin Cities BMX ad 00:22:18:28 Bike Rock The World Finals: Chicago, IL 00:29:13:20 Wiseguy Industries ad 00:29:38:21 FBM ad 00:29:54:16 Jeff Harrington Interview 00:33:21:15 King Of Concrete: Southsea, UK 00:36:30:22 Poorboy Kevin Tsukahara ad 00:37:23:18 Standard oversized stem headset combo ad 00:37:41:28 NBL ad 00:38:10:27 Rampage Finals: Davenport, IA 00:40:55:16 Knowledge & New Products 00:43:06:18 Credits PROPS ISSUE 11 (NOV/DEC 1995) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:47:26 Hoffman BS Finals: Daytona Beach, FL 00:07:36:14 NBL Christmas Classic: Columbus, OH 00:11:25:29 Hammer ad 00:11:57:07 Twin Cities BMX ad 00:12:34:24 NBL ad 00:13:04:03 John Purse Interview 00:17:04:15 Daredevils of Dirt: Columbus, OH 00:18:46:16 Poorboy Jason Carnes ad 00:19:21:09 DK ad 00:20:01:01 UGP Taj Mihelich toilet ad 00:21:42:20 The Pit Jam: Rockford, IL 00:23:28:02 Local Scene: Phoenix, AZ 00:26:46:12 Reynolds Racing ad 00:27:05:02 Xtrskn ad 00:27:24:26 Standard team ad 00:27:57:25 Joey Garcia Interview 00:30:25:15 ABA Grands: Oklahoma City, OK 00:35:33:07 Daredevils of Dirt: Oklahoma City, OK 00:37:30:16 Knowledge & New Products 00:39:44:06 Credits PROPS ISSUE 12 (JAN/FEB 1996) Timecode Content 00:00:00:00 Intro 00:00:46:00 California Scene Report 00:13:12:08 NBL ad 00:13:40:26 Reynolds Racing ad 00:14:00:28 Standard team ad 00:14:35:20 Sean Peters Interview 00:18:50:05 UGP Giant Leap ad 00:19:22:20 Hammer ad 00:19:55:28 NBL Heartland: Columbus, OH 00:23:35:17 DK ad 00:24:07:27
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