With the name "Demolition" I try to portray a wild and crazy image to appeal to wild and crazy kids who can relate to what we're about. All of our riders fit the "wild and crazy" image, which is what I'm looking for.
Brian Castillo, Ride BMX UK september 2005: I really didn't want to limit myself to one company - parts and accessories are easier to move and I really didn't want to have it under the same name and image as Volume. Separating the two brands have been good, as far as picking up shops or distributors that only want parts.
Brian Castillo, BMX Business News, november 2004: We don't have too many dealers in that region. We have only heard good things from people about their sales team. In the past with KHS, our dealers really don't cross over too much. So to add another distributor that wouldn't really cross into our path would only benefit our sales. We still maintain all of our core shops but it's harder these days now that the BMX industry is slowing down. I think only doing in-house sales is limiting yourself.
Kris Bennet since march 2000.
Jason Enns since march 2000.
Mike Escamilla is riding for Demolition since the company's beginnings.
Nathan Wessel since october 2000.