I’m sure all you mid-school heads remember 411 video magazine—a powerhouse in skateboarding media that dipped their toe in BMX for a short stint as well. This day in the life with Steve Crandall was shot for the first BMX 411 in 2002. It was a pivotal time for FBM when the brand was just getting their machine shop going in the basement of the East Coast Terminal skatepark in Binghamton, NY. I have so many fond memories of that time period—what a fun rewatch. The bit about the computer wearing a helmet because it kept crashing made me laugh out loud.
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