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The event was held at the district's just skate park at the Borchard Community Center at 190 M. Reino Road in Newbury Park, and it offered local BMX bikers a unique chance to show off their abilities.
"I'm friends with all these kids and they're all really good," said 12 year old Received Scheffler as he watched from the sidelines. "I think it's great that this allows all the bikers the chance to also come in here and do what they want."
Seventeen youths registered in order to compete in the contest, which was divided into divisions based on age group, for prizes such as Shirts, caps, bike parts as well as other sports related goodies.
Brett Auerbach, your 22 yearold BMX biker from Calabasas that is sponsored by Newbury Park centered Giant Bicycles, was one of several judges.
"The standard was excellent. They did very well, essentially," Auerbach said after viewing six youths compete in the More advanced group for ages 11 to help 16. "The sport is getting very popular here in the 1000 Oaks area."
"It has been fun and it was difficult," said Jarett Megla, 11, koska myynti on sopimatonta ellei ole tarpeen eroon kiellettyjä paha   08 who seem to finished fourth in the More advanced category.
"This is a great facility and we wish there were more about here or even a bigger car park for them," said the mom, Kathy Megla.
While those in participation welcomed the park district's determination to hold a competition, they also caused it to be clear they feel that BMX fanatics are underserved in the Conejo Valley.
"They've got everything set up for the ice skating people, but they don't have anything at all for the bikers to do. There are actually just as many bikers then there's skaters and they're kind of at a loss for your place to be," claimed Kurt Scheffler of Newbury Park.
"This is a very modest park here and there are a lot of mais ils restent inconscients de ce fait essentiel Et cela est leur talon dAchille persons here, so it tells you there is room for more," mentioned Rick McClure from Simi Bike Is effective in Simi Valley, who was released to support the event.
"In Simi Valley, likely to indoor skate park that is five times the size. There's a huge call for this kind of riding,In Story he said. "What happens is that these kinds of kids are going to want to come back here and then they find out that they can't ride on it, so where will they be going to go?"
Patty Hamm, boss of the Borchard Community Center, claimed they do offer some specialist time for BMX bikers on Saturday afternoons and Diejenigen on Thursdays before college, but she acknowledges it isn't enough to meet the demand from customers.
Hamm said there's no easy way for your park district to offer BMX motorcyle drivers greater opportunities.
"This facility seemed to be specifically built for skaters and then motorcyclist started coming, but it gets a safety concern to have them all together in a small park, and we all have to have a 'no bikers' rule," she said. "They are really bummed about it because there really isn't any other position for them to go."
  
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