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i see him in belgium europe in 84.
he was so frendly.
from johan
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11:23 am - Sunday,November 2, 2008
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I grew up with Dave. Lived around the corner on Nassau. I saw him the week before at a party and gave him a ride home to wherehouse. On the way there he asked me if I ever do stupid things but cant stop. I said like what? He told me he was doing coke and couldnt stop. I didnt know what to say. I just figured it's Vander he will be ok.
from Kendrick
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8:49 pm - Tuesday,October 21, 2008
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hey men I from mexico,I know him trugh videos to me he is the best of the best. give up for the best
Dave vanderspek
from Fernando Andrade
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11:52 pm - Sunday,August 12, 2007
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I remember seeing him at Joe's ramp in San Leandro. He just did his thing and loved it. Laughed with everyone at everything, enjoyed life and living. It was great to meet him.
from Tibor
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2:33 pm - Tuesday,November 21, 2006
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i remember all this old stuff, sure brings back some memories. I myself live in the UK and never saw him ride but remember being influenced a lot by the content of the curb dogs in some british magazines and the 'freestylin' magazine which my cousing got over from the states... anyway when the bmx scene died over here i gave up for a long time, only getting back into it again at the age of 35 (old git) but now i'm out again due to injury of the neck variety... anyway nce to catch up on old times
Steve
from steve holmes
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2:28 pm - Tuesday,May 30, 2006
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Really a touching story about Vander which brings a tear to the corner of my eye every time i read it.
I an now 32, i never had the chance to know him personally, just what i saw in magazines, but as i have grown older i have realized how innovative he was.
I wish i could visit the memorial park some day to pay respect to Vander. As i'm writing this note, i am also in a process of completing a Boss Freestyler bike to express my respect for Dave Vanderspek and what he has done for the sport of freestyle.
Thanks for writing all the great stories on this site. It is THE BEST one around.
RIP Vander.
Sincerely yours,
Timo "2Fresh" Lanki
out of Helsinki, Finland.
from Timo 2Fresh Lanki
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2:19 pm - Friday,May 19, 2006
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A touching tribute to a Freestyle pioneer. Thanks for posting all of those great pics and telling Dave's story. RIP Vander.
from Mike B.
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8:28 pm - Sunday,May 7, 2006
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hi,i remember reading about dave passing away in r.a.d. magazine seemed like a part of bmx went as well.the website is a great tribute to dave a true person fun throughout,a pioneer,a legend.i'm 37 now still ride ,still having fun,seeing the old pictures brings back the word fun too.r.i.p dave gone but never forgotten.long live the curb dogs .regards howard avery.u.k.rider.
from howard avery
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5:39 pm - Monday,April 3, 2006
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i remember the shock of his death, i always wondered how he dies, do yuo know?
from steve t
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11:18 pm - Wednesday,March 29, 2006
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