Andy Patterson - BMX and General Press Magazine Interviews and Articles

BMX and General Press Magazine Interviews and Articles

  • "Burning Ambition" Super BMX October 1981 Vol.8 No.10 pg.44
  • "Interview: Andy Patterson" BMX Plus! September 1982 Vol.5 No.9 pg.43
  • "Fast Talk: Where oh where is Andy Patterson?"BMX Plus! November 1984 Vol.7 No.11 pg.36 mini interview covering why he left Skyway Recreations.
  • "Our BMX Ambassador" Super BMX & Freestyle March 1985 Vol.12 No.3 pg.10. An in-depth article about his racing tours in Europe and why he left Skyway Recreations and joined JMC Racing. In same issue he is posing in the centerfold poster with actress Bobbi Pavis.

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