My name is Brady, I began riding BMX around September or October of 2018 at my local track, Capital City BMX in Raleigh NC. I became a USA BMX member on April 17 of 2019 which is also when I began actively racing. I love racing as well as helping volunteer out at my local track. As of April or May I have been racing an SE Ripper Jr. I like all the different brands and look forward to trying out new and different things. I enjoy being around the people, riding with different people and just hanging out with other BMX riders. Update 01/20/2020 I changed to a redline as well as a supercross frame in December (redline) January (supercross). I use bombshell, answer, helium, promax, vee rubber, tioga, redline, supercross, Troy Lee, Fox, Vans, ODI, SE, and a few other parts company/clothing companies. I moved up to intermediate on September 1, 2019. I'm looking forward to the 2020 season. Update 09-24-2020 I am currently riding a Supercross which has been my favorite bike this far. I am now on Team Liberty. I have been riding for team Liberty since 05-09-2020. I have worked really hard this year to get where I'm at and I will continue to get better. I had a little set back at the 2020 NC State Race due to getting pushed out in turn one and ending up with a DQ. I however am getting back on and moving forward.

Tiffanie Gabrielse (DiDonato) is the acclaimed author of "DWARF: How One Woman Fought For A Body--and a life--She Was Never Supposed To Have" published by Plume, an imprint of Penguin-Random House. She and her two boys have been featured on Good Morning America and Inside Edition. Her work can be read in The New York Times blog Well Family, Scareymommy.com, and Lucky.com. In addition Tiffanie has been featured in Allure magazine, PeopleNOW.com, MilSpouse Magazine, and The London Times. Follow her on Facebook; https://www.facebook.com/tgabrielse and Instagram @tiffanie107 Currently, resides in coastal Carolina and is excited to join the BMX world with her youngest, Tristan. Between races you can find her working on her second book which details parenting with a disability.

On September 1st, a day before Tristan's 5th birthday, he finally dared to take the training wheels off his bike. In an instant he was off! He flew down the road faster than we could run after. And the neighborhood hills? He concurred every single one without fear. It truly seemed like BMX was in his blood. Tristan is nicknamed "The Tank" and with good reason. He's 49" and 60LBS. So here we are. Managed by mom and dad. And a proud new member of @TeamHecklerNC. We're ready to pedal. And excited to see where our BMX journey takes us.