Cyclists take to the air for Pedal Factory’s Spring Roll
Published 12:11 am Sunday, May 1, 2022
Natalie Anderson/Salisbury Post — BMX bicyclist Billy Jenette flips upside down above a ramp during the Pedal Factory's Spring Roll fundraising event on Saturday, April 30, on the 300 block of East Council Street. The open street festival featured live music, a stunt show and a scavenger hunt, along with food and beverages for sale from local businesses such as Yummi Banh Mi, Mean Mug and New Sarum Brewing.
Natalie Anderson/Salisbury Post — Isaiah Jordan completes a series of BMX stunts for a crowd during the Pedal Factory's Spring Roll fundraising event Saturday, April 30, at the 300 block of East Council Street.
Natalie Anderson/Salisbury Post — The nonprofit Pedal Factory hosted a fundraising Spring Roll open street festival on Saturday, April 30, on the 300 block of East Council Street. The festival featured live music from Divided by Four, along with a BMX stunt show from Chain Reaction sports, a scavenger hunt, live art from Abstract Dissent, raffle prizes and food and beverages served by local businesses such as Yummi Banh Mi, Mean Mug Coffee and New Sarum Brewing.
Natalie Anderson/Salisbury Post — The nonprofit Pedal Factory hosted a fundraising Spring Roll open street festival on Saturday, April 30, on the 300 block of East Council Street. The festival featured live music from Divided by Four, along with a BMX stunt show from Chain Reaction sports, a scavenger hunt, live art from Abstract Dissent, raffle prizes and food and beverages served by local businesses such as Yummi Banh Mi, Mean Mug Coffee and New Sarum Brewing.
Natalie Anderson/Salisbury Post — BMX bicyclist Austin Fleharty completes a successful stunt above a ramp during the Pedal Factory's Spring Roll fundraising event on Saturday, April 30, on the 300 block of East Council Street. The open street festival featured live music, a stunt show and a scavenger hunt, along with food and beverages for sale from local businesses such as Yummi Banh Mi, Mean Mug and New Sarum Brewing.
BMX stunt bicyclists put on quite the display Saturday evening during the Pedal Factory’s Spring Roll fundraising event in the 300 block of East Council Street. Several cyclists took to the air to show off their skills at stunts not meant for the faint of heart.
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Natalie Anderson covers the city of Salisbury, politics and more for the Salisbury Post. She joined the staff in January 2020 after graduating from Louisiana State University, where she was editor of The Reveille newspaper. Email her at natalie.anderson@salisburypost.com or call her at 704-797-4246.
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