Hilario Olivos' smooth, stylish, and setup friendly opening section from "AT EASE".
We asked for a comment on all the fucked up footage we got from @4Hesh in New Zealand and this is what he had to say, "I didn't get the coronavirus.." We are happy he is healthy and obviously is making moves while the world is going apocalyptic on us. what a SICKO!
Metal bikes Dead Bang.
Bike Check: Caroline Buchanan (AUS)
Frame - Speed Co Velox Carbon Frame
Fork - Avian Versus Tapered Carbon Forks 20mm
Bars - Box One Cromo Triple Taper Bars
Grips - ODI Sprinkles Lock-on Grips
Stem - Box Two Front Load Stem
Brake lever - Box One Genius Brake Leaver
Brake - Box One Brake Arms
Brake pads - Avian Carbon Brake Pads
Cranks - Box Two M30-P Crankset
Pedals - HT Components T1-SX Pedals
It's a weird time out there but the guys at Doomed have a slice of HOPE for you in the form of Julian Arteaga, Dan Coller and Felix Prangenberg. Sit back, wash your hands and enjoy 5 minutes from three ultra talented dudes. That ender is grade-a rub your tummy, pat your head guy. Unreal!
Alex Kennedy breaks in to Source Park and kills it as only he can!
Desde el año 2017 venimos llevando a cabo varias salidas a rodar en nuestra ciudad Barranquilla y tambien llevando a cabo algunos viajes por ciudades como Santa marta, Cartagena, Cali y Medellin, Disfrutando de cada una de ellas, Una variedad de spots callejeros.
UCI decisions concerning cycling disciplines, other than road, faced with the coronavirus. Fourty-eight hours after announcing the main principles that will shape the revision of the UCI International Road Calendar in view of the resumption of the 2020 season in the context of the coronavirus, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) today announces the framework for the other disciplines. Faced with the continued spread of the virus, notably in Europe, and in the context of restrictive measures adopted by a number of countries banning gatherings and movement of people, the UCI underlines that as world cycling’s governing body, it puts absolute priority on the security of athletes and all people present at events on the UCI International Calendar.
Cody has been blasting bowls ever since his early BMX days in North QLD, with a strong, aggressive style, masked with a huge grin, Pollard never looks like he’s having a bad time on his bike. In between a full-time job and searching the globe for bowls with the Fast and Loose Crew, Cody teamed up with long time friend and teammate Wilton Hedley along with resident filmer/rider Mike Vokenson. Together the three curated something that incorporated their friendship, the good times and big airs. Working hard for 3 years, taking some big falls and airing higher than everyone else Cody Pollard and Wilton Headly came through with a truly entraining watch from start to finish.
Training and staying at home (our parents places) for a while due the Covid virus. Stay safe everyone and let's hope everything will get better soon.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.