Every scene needs a focal point and for Glasgow (DIG's adopted hometown) that spot has always been Kelvingrove park. BMX hit Scotland just as the original 1970’s concrete park was entering its final days, and not long thereafter the area which had once solely been the domain of skaters, became the meeting point for the growing BMX scene. The flat area (seen here below) was perfect for flatland riding and then dirt jumps were built by the locals around the mid to late nineties. The new skatepark (above) followed on the same spot shorty thereafter. Like many local spots it’s long since outgrown the progression of BMX, but ‘KG’ is often still the place to meet to start or finish a day of riding.