The 15th annual Jump For Joy returns to Skate 57 in Hackettstown, NJ. Under the expert tutelage of 'Hippie' Steve Wisbeski, the Jump for Joy is a pressure-free comp with cash prizes for pro, and tons of swag up for grabs for the am classes. And on the preceding night, H-town's annual Jeremy Jam is going down in honor of super H-town local Jeremy Barcik, who rode Hackettstown better than perhaps anyone. Unfortunately, Jeremy was killed in a motorcycle accident just over three years ago, but his spirit lives on through H-town's annual Jeremy Jam.
The Jeremy Jam goes down on the night of December 5, 2009, followed by the Jump for Joy all day long on December 6, 2009. Check the flyer for more details, and use the enlarge feature to read it better!
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Brian Tunney
This is Brian. He lives in Jersey City, rides BMX bikes often and somehow ended up in the X Games a few times. Facebook him if needed.
Cody York
From Cleveland, Ohio, Cody was raised on a steady diet of backyard jumps and skateparks, and his photos have graced the pages of Ride BMX, BMX Plus!, Ride UK, and Dig magazines. Got something to share? cyorkphoto@me.com
Mark Noble
Mark is from the U.K., and has 28-plus years of experience in BMX. He has launched, published, edited and written for more BMX mags than you can shake a bike at. He also runs Deluxe BMX.
Nick Ferreira
Nick Ferreira is a BMXer, photographer and zine maker from Taunton, Mass. He has been extolling the merits of tucks and tabes in print and online for the better part of the past 10 years.
Pat Nugent
Patrick was born and raised on Long Island. The only outlet to BMX that he grew up knowing was racing. For a while, he got into all those weird forms of BMX, but eventually returned to the race scene. He enjoys shooting races and snaking practice laps.
Steve Crandall
Hails from Ithaca, N.Y., created FBM in '93, paints pictures of eggs, soup and pigeons in his spare time, throws down a mean tabletop.
