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Who or what was Baco Designs?

Baco Designs was a legendary D.I.Y. BMX video production crew founded in 1988 after Chris Rye (who would later create Props) and Chad DeGroot met in Green Bay, WI. They were soon joined by other riders like Mark Hilson and Dave Freimuth.

What did Baco stand for?

Baco stood for a unique, lifestyle-focused filming and editing style. Their videos weren't just about tricks, but about capturing the culture, the road trips, and the personality of the riders, heavily influencing a whole generation of BMX filmmaking.

What makes Baco special?

Their specialty was their debut video "Bacovision" in 1990, which cemented their trademark style. Over 26 years, the Baco crew produced 10 influential videos that left a unique and unforgettable mark on the BMX landscape.

What did Baco primarily produce?

Baco produced BMX VHS tapes and DVDs, and apparel (T-Shirts) to support their projects.

Who were Baco products suitable for?

Baco videos are a must-see for all BMX riders, especially those interested in the history and culture of "midschool" BMX. They are a time capsule of an era defined by creativity and D.I.Y. spirit.

Who was in the Baco Crew?

The core crew consisted of founders Chris Rye and Chad DeGroot, along with key riders like Mark Hilson, Mark Fluette, and Dave Freimuth.

Bits of Baco - The Documentary

To dive deep into the legendary history of the Baco crew, the documentary "Bits of Baco" is essential viewing. It chronicles the journey of Chris Rye, Chad DeGroot, and the entire crew, showcasing how they defined an era of BMX filmmaking. Check out the full documentary right here:

Is Baco still active?

Baco seems no longer active as a production company, but its videos are legendary and its founders remain highly influential figures in BMX. And you never know...