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Red Bull Ride & Style Domination

Fyxation sponsored rider Addison Zawada just spanked the competition at the Red Bull Ride & Style event in San Francisco. Addison hails from Florida and made the trip out to SF to compete and not only won the Red Bull Minidrome event he also took first place in the track race! Just this week before the events Addison reached out to us to get set up with our new Steely HT rise bars for the competition. The bars landed just in time and its awesome to see the pics coming out from the event of Addison dominating the competition with the Steely bars front and center.

If this is the first time you've heard of Addison it won't be the last. He's a young guy that's making a splash out there and we couldn't be happier to have him as part of our crew. Congrats Addison!

Picture below from Full Frame Collective

Video courtesy of Victor Ramos

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