Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels

On Saturday the famed Los Angeles riverbed and connecting tunnel (a frequent movie and TV commercial location) got a BMX makeover thanks to Nike. Legendary ramp builder Aaron Bostrom added some plywood creations, and Nike mixed in plenty of goodies to turn the night into one of the most fun jams of the year. Over 1,000 riders came out to ride with the Nike team, score some free food, get heckled by announcer Micah Kranz and come up on some great Nike swag.

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels

Nike 6.0 riders Garrett Reynolds, Dennis Enarson, Nigel Sylvester, and Chad Kerley were all in effect, and they spent their time riding and hanging with the crowd. There were plenty of other BMX pros in the crowd, but the jam was not about watching a pro-show. It was a chance for all the riders to hit some fun obstacles and kick it in a location they won’t soon forget. Check out all the photos courtesy of Mark Losey.

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Chad Kerley, table

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Kelly Bolton, flip-fakie

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Garrett Reynolds, icepick-to-no-hander

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Dylan Stark, barspin-flair

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Nick Tarrant, lookback

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
Dylan Stark, nac-nac-boost

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels
The Nike BMX Team

Nike BMX Night Jam Lights Up L.A. Tunnels

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