Hello BMX Community. We have great news! The Action Sports Tour shares our enthusiasms and support for Stephen Murray. They understand how important their organization is to help build the Stay Strong Apparel line and to give Stephen the opportunity and assistance to grow Stay Strong to independently support him and his family in the future. The AST has approached its partners and they have all unanimously agreed to support this effort. Stephen and Stay Strong will be given free-range to promote and sell Stay Strong Apparel at all of the AST stops.
Mislav Streicher of Zion Bikes is proud to announce that the Zion family is getting bigger again. The latest addition is Akihiko Takahashi, 24 year old flatlander from Chiba in Japan. He will just amaze you with his super smooth style, he just makes it look so easy. Here is just few pics of his new Luna with new Luna forks and a short video that Aki made some time ago.
Nike 6.0 and punk stalwarts, Alkaline Trio, joined forces to translate the energy of action sports and punk rock into a pair of collaborative kicks. The Heart and Sole Air Zoom Cush and a limited run of messenger bags will be released June 27th exclusively at Jacks Retail Shop in Huntington Beach. Alkaline Trio recently kicked off their summer tour, supporting their new album Agony and Irony and the release of the shoe. The Heart and Sole Air Zoom Cush will be available at select retailers nationwide on July 11th. “The collaboration between Nike 6.0 and Alkaline Trio was a natural fit. Punk rock’s independent spirit is a common thread with action sports, and the band member’s live the lifestyle we support.”
Coach: "Hey Eddie, it's this guy's birthday this week. He wants you to film a new Aggroman video for his birthday but let's give him 1 more beer and he will forget everything by tomorrow, the poor drinker"19 June 1976 - Niels Thanild
20 June 1970 - Kurt Schmidt
Terry Adams just launched his new website: Hey everyone, I just wanted to drop you a line announce that I just launched my new site. The URL is still terryadamsbmx.com, but the entire site has been redone from the ground up. I have a blog on there now so I’ll be keeping you updated on a regular basis and posting photos from my travels. I also added nearly 100 photos to the photo section and more than 20 videos to the video section. Under “coverage” you’ll find some of my best magazine coverage from the past few years, and of 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.