Scuba got some fresh Freed Revolution bars ready for mounting.

During the intermission Mark Martinez slings a bars for a photo.

Deck Park filled up as the jam kicked off.

Nothing feels better than catching a smith on a rough ledge.

Adrian Garcia hangs ten mid line on the curved piece.

The guys chilling and relaxing enjoying one of the last days the weather is tolerable to out midday.

Coleman double peg to hard whip as young Eddie Peraza looks on.

Change of venue off to the Churches Chicken rail.

Caught one of the jam attendees hanging ten en route to the next location.

Left siders lined up at the chicken spot.

No one knows the importance keeping everything copacetic better than jam lord Linwood Funk.

The pack of riders cruise past Phoenix’s Westward Ho on the way another destination.

The mob migrates to some of Phoenix’s nicest coping ledges.

Jeff Wescott bump to smith for the lens of Matt Osborne.

It’s always nice to see everyone at a downtown Phoenix jam.

Of all the off the ledge to flat options available a 180 X-up is never a bad choice.

Big Riv puts em up as the sun goes down.

Jeff Wescott hooks up Eddie Peraza with a well deserved Gully Factory hoodie after he graced the ledge with a smithers.

"For as long as BMX has been popular in Arizona various organizations have been hosting downtown Phoenix street rides and they always pop off. When Freed Bike Co decided to get involved they did it right and threw a wild one. Kicking things off at downtown Phoenix's Deck Park both a coast to coast fakie and manual contest was issued and completed rather quickly. As the riders steadily began to fill up the park a heavy up rail session ensued. Several crazy things went down including a (to my best knowledge) NBD double peg to hard whip from Coleman who came up from southern Arizona repping the Tech As Shit Crew who was in heavy attendance. From there the mob migrated to the Churches Chicken rail, a downtown favorite, its not usually much of a bust so its always a good choice if your rolling deep. Everyone got to hit the rail a few times including The Gully Factory's Jeff Wescott, who got down on a few high speed combos.

However, the fuzz ended up making it to the jam after all showing up at the chicken spot for an isolated incident involving a tire ride and tie dyed shirt. They were nice enough to let the party carry on, so we then pedaled to a bomb coping ledge spot a short distance away. When we showed up the lot was pretty full so everyone crowded together and used space provided to get a whole slew of clips. All in all the jam had every ingredient I consider important to it being one to remember. The guys at Freed did a great job organizing and executing the affair. Thanks to all the sponsors, a ton of real nice stuff was given away. Most of all thanks to everyone who came out!" - Greg Moliterno

Video from the event: Phoenix Street Jam - Freed