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Previous Issues
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Issue 17
December 1, 2005
Vol. 2
Issue 17
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Issue 16
November 1, 2005
Vol. 2
Issue 16
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Issue 15
October 1, 2005
Vol. 2
Issue 15
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Issue 14
September 1, 2005
Vol. 1
Issue 14
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Issue 13
July 31, 2005
Vol. 2
Issue 13
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The Stakes Are High for Chase and Lenosky in “Street Poker”
 They’re not bluffing: Maxxis riders Aaron Chase and Jeff Lenosky both have cool tricks to show off in “Street Poker.” Available for download at Maxxis.com, this short film showcases two great freeriders in a battle of the bikes – and because they’re riding Maxxis’ Holy Rollers, they’ve each got an ace in the hole. With the theme to “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” as a soundtrack, these two bet it all on their talents – and their tires.
The players in this game are well-matched: Jeff Lenosky holds the world record for the bunnyhop, or a vertical leap with a bike, at 45.5 inches. He’s also a three-time National Mountain Bike Trials Champion, and dazzles audiences all over the U.S. with his portable stunt show.
Aaron Chase won the 2005 Red Bull District Ride in Nuremburg, Germany and took third place in the 2004 Red Bull Bike Battle and first place in 2003. Since turning pro in 2000, Chase has collected three New England Championships and a gold medal at the Sea Otter Speed Trials. And Boston Celtics fans can frequently catch him performing stunts at halftime shows.
Check out the cool freeride action in “Street Poker” today!
[PRINTER FRIENDLY VERSION]
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