I believe a while ago we featured Liam's sick custom 18" Subrosa set up. He's a tad bit older now but is definitely still an 18" size guy. Regardless of his size, however, he is killing it. Jeff Dupaul put together this radical video of Liam destroying his local skatepark. Backwards ETs? Creative pedal grinds/stalls? This kid understands BMX more than I do!
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010 10:12pm PDT
Liam Crivellaro
By: Teddy Parker
Channels: Bike
Tags: bmx, Liam Crivellaro, Jeff Dupaul
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