How’s your Dutch!? We have no idea what this announcer is saying, but we DO know that that’s Perry Kramer (@oldschoolpk) smokin’ the Euros (and David Clinton) at the Slagharen BMX race in Holland back in the early ‘80s. Oh, and check out that SE wing on his bicep! 💪🏽 | SE Bikes

Listen in as Todd Lyons walks you through the new Perry Kramer PK Ripper 27.5. This is Perry Kramer's signature bike that he helped design. It’s pretty cool that Perry has had his initials on these PK Rippers for over 45 years! | SE Bikes

When the original PK Ripper burst onto the scene in 1979, it took the BMX world by storm & set a new benchmark for radness. Here we are now 40 years later and it’s happening again with the new PK Ripper 27.5, designed by the man himself, the PK of “PK Ripper”, Perry Kramer. This ultra-cool bike features tubeless ready 27.5” x 2.5” Vee Speedster tires, sealed internal headset, internal cable routing, SRAM Level hydraulic disk brakes, Oakley B-1B grips, and of course Perry’s stamp of approval. Thi

Ben Kramer, a prominent figure in offshore powerboat racing, achieved significant success in the 1980s. He won the 1986 American Power Boat Association Offshore Championship, showcasing his skill in high-speed competitions. Kramer, often racing Apache Powerboats, secured second place in the 1985 Key West U.I.M. World Championships with “Team Apache.” His racing career included notable performances in national and international events, promoting the Apache brand. Despite his accomplishments, Kram