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Lititz BMX shared a link to the group: Lititz or Warwick Township Pump Track: Open Community Working Group.

Archive ID: FB-POST-20260607-124846-05e59c673f24
Record type: post / shared_post
Date: 2026-06-07T12:48:46-04:00
Posting context: Lititz or Warwick Township Pump Track: Open Community Working Group
Authorship status: shared_record_text_authorship_unclear
Source completeness: share_event_and_associated_text_preserved
Shared record: Yes

Source-status note: This page preserves a Facebook-export record of Lititz BMX activity. Text, images and linked claims remain attributed to their identified source where available. Preservation documents what was posted or shared; it does not independently verify every statement contained in the record.

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What happens when BMX history arrives in a box from Canada?

In this special episode filmed at Coleman Bike Park in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Brandon Hetrick joins Lititz BMX for the unboxing of a rare piece of BMX artwork connected to one of the most recognizable characters in BMX history: Radical Rick.

The artwork is attributed to Damian Fulton, the legendary artist behind Radical Rick and the iconic illustrations featured in BMX Plus! magazine. According to the information provided with the piece, this artwork may represent one of the earliest known associations between Radical Rick and BMX Plus!, dating back to around 1980 - the same year the character first appeared in the magazine.

The piece was sourced through Canada, originated from Southern California, and carries an incredible backstory that we're still actively researching. While additional verification is planned through future conversations with Damian Fulton himself, the excitement surrounding this potential discovery made it impossible to keep hidden any longer.

For Brandon, the moment was more than just opening a package - it was a reminder of how deeply art, magazines, riders, and storytelling helped shape BMX culture for an entire generation. He is starting to realize that he is also a part of the universal biking and BMX story.

Special thanks to Brandon Hetrick for helping preserve and celebrate BMX history.

📍 Filmed at Coleman Bike Park - Lebanon, Pennsylvania

🎨 Featured Artists:
• Damian Fulton (R@[100063684244349:2048:Radical Rick]artist)
• B@[1317788562:2048:Brandon Hetrick]
🏛️ Future Home:
This artifact will become part of the growing Lititz BMX collection dedicated to preserving and sharing BMX history.

If you enjoy BMX history, vintage BMX magazines, Radical Rick, BMX Plus!, original BMX artwork, and the stories behind the people who built BMX culture, make sure to subscribe.

#bikelife #bmxhistory #bmxlife #bmxmuseum #bmx P@[61563087096399:2048:Pump Track Locator]C@[1019991799275712:69:Coleman Park Bicycle Playground]
https://youtube.com/shorts/pIU9h6CT4eQ?feature=share

Original exported text

What happens when BMX history arrives in a box from Canada?

In this special episode filmed at Coleman Bike Park in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Brandon Hetrick joins Lititz BMX for the unboxing of a rare piece of BMX artwork connected to one of the most recognizable characters in BMX history: Radical Rick.

The artwork is attributed to Damian Fulton, the legendary artist behind Radical Rick and the iconic illustrations featured in BMX Plus! magazine. According to the information provided with the piece, this artwork may represent one of the earliest known associations between Radical Rick and BMX Plus!, dating back to around 1980 - the same year the character first appeared in the magazine.

The piece was sourced through Canada, originated from Southern California, and carries an incredible backstory that we're still actively researching. While additional verification is planned through future conversations with Damian Fulton himself, the excitement surrounding this potential discovery made it impossible to keep hidden any longer.

For Brandon, the moment was more than just opening a package - it was a reminder of how deeply art, magazines, riders, and storytelling helped shape BMX culture for an entire generation. He is starting to realize that he is also a part of the universal biking and BMX story.

Special thanks to Brandon Hetrick for helping preserve and celebrate BMX history.

📍 Filmed at Coleman Bike Park - Lebanon, Pennsylvania

🎨 Featured Artists:
• Damian Fulton (R@[100063684244349:2048:Radical Rick]artist)
• B@[1317788562:2048:Brandon Hetrick]
🏛️ Future Home:
This artifact will become part of the growing Lititz BMX collection dedicated to preserving and sharing BMX history.

If you enjoy BMX history, vintage BMX magazines, Radical Rick, BMX Plus!, original BMX artwork, and the stories behind the people who built BMX culture, make sure to subscribe.

#bikelife #bmxhistory #bmxlife #bmxmuseum #bmx P@[61563087096399:2048:Pump Track Locator]C@[1019991799275712:69:Coleman Park Bicycle Playground]
https://youtube.com/shorts/pIU9h6CT4eQ?feature=share

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#bikelife · #bmx · #bmxhistory · #bmxlife · #bmxmuseum

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Topic Occurrences
Lititz BMX 3
Radical Rick 5
Damian Fulton 3
Brandon Hetrick 3
Pump Track 3
Warwick Township 2
RAD 5
museum 1
artifact 1

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