THE STREET SERIES X BMX DAY 2015 - SAN FRANCISCO PHOTO GALLERY

Dak navigates the city with over 500 riders in tow

1 Mar 2016

Dak leading the way.

The mob assembling at Clock Tower.

John McGowan helping kick things off at the first spot of the day.

AK ready for what the day has in store.

Erik Aguilar climbing the steps to claim his cash.

One of the first payouts of the afternoon.

Anthony Aguilar, his son Erik, and the injured Beto Borjon made the ten hour trek all the way from El Centro.

Big smiles in The Bay.

The calm before the storm.

Broc Raiford and Josh Clemens up from LBC.

Josh Clemens picking his bike up after a close call.

Shawn Mac gap to nose.

Dylan Stark fakie whip.

Dakota Roche, Andrew Castaneda and Shawn Mac.

A literal swarm of BMX riders descended on San Fran.

This local was stomping tricks at every spot we stopped at.

Tom Creasy, the man behind The Street Series right in the mix.

And off to the next spot then went.

This isn't even close to everyone.

Mid cruise high fives.

Rolling up to the second spot.

The fire station would have had a hard time responding to a call around this time.

A couple lucky riders went home with some souvenirs.

Dak couldn't ride due to a bum shoulder, but he was hyped as anyone.

Dak and Devon Smillie shooting the breeze.

Dak surveying the scene.

The Street Series.

Closing out the day at a SF staple.

AK taking in the session.

Jacob Cable watching the last tricks of the day.

Alex Raban and plenty of his Central Coast buddies were on hand and having fun.

3rd and Army was packed.

Standing room only.

Broc Raiford and the well deserved Street Series ring.

Photos by Devin Feil

San Francisco was the city Dakota Roche chose to host as his destination for The Street Series / BMX Day jam, with riders flocking from all over the West Coast, and some driving 10 hours or more to participate in an afternoon that won't soon be forgotten. Devon Smillie, Andrew Castaneda, Shawn McIntosh, Josh Clemens, Alex Raban, Dylan Stark, Alex Kennedy, and winner of the ring for the day Broc Raiford were amongst the many notable names in attendance and by all accounts the day was a huge success. Even with at least 500 riders in tow Dak was able to successfully navigate the mob across SF without a single interruption from law enforcement or any other local parties. Thanks to all the locals and everyone who travelled in from far and wide who helped make BMX Day in San Francisco such a great afternoon.

Watch our recap video from all the jams here.