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BMX exploded onto the streets and a whole range of new tricks, fashions and sounds invaded homes and schools alike.&#13;
As ubiquitous as the Rubik’s Cube in 80’s culture, BMX managed to unite people of all ages, genders and races regardless of social status or ability.&#13;
We Were RAD is a four-year project that has amassed an archive of over 12,000 images and hundreds of stories from the kids on the street to those of World Champions.&#13;
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