A pro’s pro if there ever was one, Steve Woodward came up in the bustling San Diego BMX scene. He inspired and motivated an entire generation of riders, including Dennis Enarson and Gary Young. Yet despite all the skill a rider could ever dream of and having a solid foot in the BMX industry door, the opportunity to be a BMX paid pro never materialized for him. Project Spoke shines a light on Steve’s story with “Making It”.
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