Aaron Colton is set­ting the streets of T&T on fire. The 19-year-old street bike freestyle prodi­gy is cur­rent­ly in T&T where he per­fomed some of his thrilling stunts over the wek­end and will con­tin­ue un­til Wednes­day.

Yes­ter­day, Colton did a street de­mo and in­fos­es­sion with lo­cal rid­ers at the Mor­vant sa­van­nah. He will per­form again to­mor­row at Movi­etowne Plaza (Price Plaza) from 10 am and com­plete his vis­it on Bac­cha­n­nal Wednes­day with a con­cert de­mo at Bowen Ma­rine, Ch­aguara­mas, start­ing at 11 a.m. Colton who was brought to T&T by Red Bull, is deemed a child prodi­gy be­gan rid­ing at age 13 and has since gone on a ram­page of wins.

They in­clude first place at the 2006 XDL Na­tion­al Cham­pi­onship; sec­ond place at the 2007 XDL Na­tion­al Cham­pi­onship; first place at the 2007 King of the South In­di­vid­ual Freestyle; first place at the 2007 XS­BA In­di­vid­ual Freestyle; first place at the 2008 XDL In­dy GP In­di­vid­ual Freestyle; and first place at the 2008 Star­boyz Stunt­fest In­di­vid­ual Freestyle, and the list goes on as he con­tin­ues to win or podi­um and ba­si­cal­ly every com­pe­ti­tion he en­ters. In 2008, Aaron was tak­en un­der the tute­lage of World Cham­pi­on stunt rid­er Chris Pfeif­fer at the Red Bull US Grand Prix, where Pfeif­fer se­lect­ed Aaron Colton as the next big street bike freestyle su­per­star. Pfeif­fer vis­it­ed Trinidad 2009. In re­cent years, street bike freestyle has start­ed un­der­go­ing a facelift of sorts, trad­ing its bad-boy im­age to be­come a le­git­i­mate sport and com­pe­ti­tion that hosts a more pro­fes­sion­al show­case.