Braxton auctions his bike to benefit B-360 program
Local dirt bike rider Pacino “Chino” Braxton, known for his daring dirt bike tricks, is donating his custom bike for a good cause.
Braxton, who is an influencer for Under Armour and has landed a role in the awaited dirt bike movie produced by Will Smith and filmed here in Baltimore, is auctioning off his bike to benefit B-360. B-360 is a local program that aims to educate and attract more students to science, technology, engineering and mathematics — or STEM — using dirt bike culture while also aiming to help the community be safer and come to solutions when it comes to dirt biking, which is outlawed in the city.
Braxton’s bike — rose gold, white and black — is a 2014 Kawasaki KX250F, which was customized by local auto parts shop No Limit. The bike, valued at $8,000, features Braxton’s nickname, “Chino,” and the words “Roc Nation.” The current bidding price, listed on CharityBuzz, is $3,700 and has six bidders since Nov. 27.
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, a friend of Braxton who signed him to his company when the biker was a teenager, also promoted the auction on Facebook, urging people to bid.
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