Last batch of clips for a while due to the covid-19 situation, thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy and stay safe!
Jake Has been on lockdown up in Rockhampton since everything has gone a little crazy so we decided to send him up a new bike to help him through.
UK technical ramp mastermind Mike Hullock drops an absolute mind-melting barrage of tech skatepark madness. DO NOT SLEEP ON THIS.
A FORMA BMX apresenta vídeo parte com o atleta Caio Emo. Agradecimentos Especiais: Galera do Babylon Trails e Rep Trails. Participações Extras: Dand, Cauan Madona, Rodrigo BM e Matheus Dig.
DIRT/BMX Jumps in our backyard // The Start #1 by Justin Kimmann
We had the plan to do this for a long time and since we have time right now we started building again, that's why I started to put those video's together. Any ideas for our backyard?
Eighth installment of Strays is now available. Just like past "issues", these are a grouping of photos that were shot over the past few months that didn't find a home but we still wanted to share with the BMX community. This time around I'm excited to announce that we have photo contributions from both Taylor Stos and Chris Shellkopf.
With Robin Bourhis and Clement Carpentier.
Surprise surprise! A printed magazine in A5 format. Brough to you by the folks of Freedom BMX magazine. It sure was nice to have a printed BMX magazine in hand. It doesn't happen too often any more unfortunately as DIG, RIDE, Freedom, Soul, Cream, RIDE UK, 2020, all stopped producing them on a regular basis. The Freedom BMX Athina 'zine came to life as the trip to Athens with the SI BMX crew resulted in too many good photos not to use. Responsible for that was Merlin Czarnulla who lugged around his camera gear for a week to capture the riding from Jan Mihaly, Eddie Baum, TomSchorb-Mergenthaler, Fabian Bader, Lukas Häusler, Robin Heiderich, Christian Heger, and Adrian Warnken.
It happens more often that a trip deserves more than a video, social media posts and a website report. A 'zine is a nice touch, but somebody has to pay for it. Sport Import footed the bill but they got 9 full pages of ads of their imported brands in return plus all the coverage was of their team riders. Nice trade-off.
52 pages of high quality paper in full colour. Times have changed from the 'zine days in the '80-s when it was hard to make a photo look good on the xerox machine. A welcome change no doubt. If interested, contact Markus Wilke at Freedom BMX or better, SIBMX as they'll have some extra copies laying about.
I hope everyone is safe and well at home during this really difficult time. A couple of people shared the idea to post the first ten clips on one edit to look back over, and during this lockdown period. I have plenty of time to kill, so here are the first the clips that started back in January of this year.
Name: Tyler Horness
Age: 26 on April 5th
Hometown: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Houseofwheels indoor skatepark, Hazel eyewear, Jonessoda, and Killemallbmx because they hook me up with deals!
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: House of Wheels
-BMX video: federal BMX Mark Love
-Web video: Anything from Cory Walsh
-Food: Pizza
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.