Joseph Moody’s a rad dude with a great attitude.
That being said, he’s had a tough go with medical issues over the years.
Now he’s dealing with the treatment and bills that go along with the extremely rare condition he’s just been diagnosed with. (You can read more about it here.)
He could really use your support and has a gofundme page set up to take donations .
Please help him out if you can.
How’s this for a Monday pick-me-up?
Joseph Moody laying out some style aboard a Mongoose prototype (that I’m pretty sure would later become the Mongoose Thrive) in San Francisco.
I saw this picture a while back and filed it away in a mental file to use it in the future. When it popped up again in Moody’s Facebook feed, I knew I had to share.
Joe’s backstory makes this even more rad.
As you might remember from a previous post, it was through riding BMX that Joseph Moody discovered that he had cancer…and it was by riding BMX that he was able to beat it.
Moody is someone that not only kicks ass on a bike but he’s kicked cancer’s ass as well.
If you’re in the San Francisco this Sunday, you better be making your way to the Clocktower ’cause Trent Brocker and his crew are putting together a Cruiser Ride that should not be missed.
Joe Moody and Mattyjo Shelley are already confirmed so you know you’ll be rolling with good peeps.
24 or 26″, whatever you got, it don’t matter; just get out your big wheels and ride!
Check out all the details on the Cruiser Ride Facebook page.
It was through riding BMX that Joseph Moody discovered that he had cancer…and it was by riding BMX that he was able to beat it.
Today I stumbled on a cool Flickr group called BMX Cruisers.
The “About” section has this description:
This group contains pictures of people having fun with BMX cruisers. The main focus is on the salad days of 26″ cruisers, but two four peeps are welcome too.
It’s a pretty cool representation of the different facets of cruiser riding. There’s a bit of everything in this Flickr group: from flatland, to street, to pool riding, even just bombing the streets.
You might recognize a few familiar faces on it too.
Like Trent Brocker above.
Or Joseph Moody below.
Good to see pics of those guys tearing things up.
Heck, here’s another pic of Trent…it’s been a while since we’ve had a flatland pic on here.
Well worth a look.
Check it out here.
(All pics featured here by den dowling.)
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