Anthony Catlow has been steady cranking out high quality edits all year and this one is no different. Maybe not as many bangers as his last edit, but high quality clips throughout for sure!
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Magnolia LA – Lafayette, LA Park KickStarter
Ooti Billeaud has been trying to get indoor parks built all across Louisiana. From New Orleans to Lafayette. The state has been fighting him for years but he has not given up. He has finally been given the go ahead to build one in Lafayette but he needs the BMX communities help. If you could donate it would help build a bigger scene in Louisiana and give more options to people of LA for a safe indoor spot to ride when its raining or even too hot.
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