Duncan Gore

Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Age: 8 months, 3 weeks
Riding since: 1900
Frame: Grim Reaper
Favorite riding: Bikes
Sponsors:

Jenni Fotheringham, my friends, and Sequence BMX. John Povah, Kevin Dana, Ralph Sinisi & Omar Elsebai, and Leigh Ramsdell help me sponsor events in the community such as children literacy programs, as well as fundraisers for injured bmx athletes who are in need of financial support.  Our latest effort, "Operation: Home Support",  was a project to provide Christmas presents for riders that are also active in some sort of military service, as well as a few wounded vets. 

Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colorado

How long have you been riding? Since the revolution

How did you get in BMX?  My neighbor taught me how to wheelie my ten speed.  Then I saw a Freestylin' magazine at the quickie mart a short time later.  I was stoked on the pictures of all the different tricks and bikes.  I thought It would be cool to learn those tricks.  Then I found an issue of the original BMX ACTION magazine with a wheel-stand how-to.  I bought that mag to learn that trick.  I went to a Haro show a few weeks later that had Brian Blyther, Ron Wilkerson, Dave Nourie, a kick turn ramp and a quarterpipe.  I went home and learned roll backs, convinced my dad to buy my friend's brother's 8' X 8' quarterpipe for $25, and have been hooked ever since!