Discover Al Ahsa Oasis, Saudia Arabia - FISE UP.
Traveling, Riding, and LIVING THE BMX RACE DREAM! by Connor Fields
Max, Andy, Coach Sean and myself flew up to Gladstone, Australia for a week before they held their annual March Madness BMX race event. They had a brand new track that was completely rebuilt so we checked it out and it was awesome!
COMMON CREW: EDVENTURES #10 GETTING HURT AT FLORIDEAH SWAMPFEST 2019
Ed and the boys made their way down to swamp fest to party their faces off, ride in monster trucks and try their best to get injured. Denim actually won the damn thing and was awarded a free trip to England for Battle of Hastings courtesy of Source BMX! Big thanks to Trey Jones for putting on the event of the decade and Cult Crew for flying our boy out to capture the mayhem!
Swampfest is one of a kind and true to Bmx. Shout out to Trey Jones and his crew for everything they did this weekend to bring BMX together.
Made for Mutiny Bikes. Has been on the you tube for the last 2.5 years. Lots of good times had! Uploaded to my vimeo profile because it makes sense to have my full length edits on my vimeo page.
Keys to the Cage: Ethan Corriere & His Red Hot Complete! by Fitbikeco.
Today in the cage we've got Ethan Corriere building up a brand new Corriere complete.
Going away with your mates isn't an easy feat and unless you're one of these filthy rich folk it comes at a considerable cost to go abroad. There's the easy options like SoCal, Barcelona, New York, Austin, Berlin and Paris to pick a few. Of which no one can blame you for heading out to either.
To say we've been through the good and bad times with BMX is fair. Anyone who has put on 30 BMX events in a row can agree to that. What's the current state then? Although we've put in attempts to stop doing the FATJAMs at the Sugar Hills it simply is impossible to stop. The joy it brings to the younger riders and the good times had by park and street riders shredding on dirt twice a year have made us decide that the 31st edition of the FATJAM will happen on August 24th 2019. To score financial support from the local council we might name it a different way as events only get support in the first three years it is being organized. FATJAM 2.0 or MAJTAF 2019, or whatever we come up with, the next version will be off the hook and everyone is welcome at the Sugar Hills just like in the past 30 years. Support from sponsors and people willing to help out is appreciated so get in touch if you want to be part of the new style FATJAM Festival on 24 August to make it the best one ever.
For sure the 30th edition was a good one. The weather, man, we were lucky. Riding in a T-shirt and shorts was possible and Mark Vos would have ridden shirtless all day. The chilling on the field next to the trails was raised to an other level with people bringing their drinks, enjoying the BBQ by Fritskemaat and simply catching up while the music was pointed towards the trails for riders to enjoy. The cool thing about the Mini FATJAM is that riders between 5 and (uhh) 50 meet up on the starting hill and pick different lines to try out. Those courageous enough will attempt the Killer Jump. There was not a minute that the trails were not occupied and around 16:00hr Paul got on the microphone to give out the sponsor
Made for a splendid bycicle and fun promoter in 2015. We spent the weekend down the trails literally. We may have been slightly inebriated, the out come was this madness.Uploaded to my vimeo profile because it makes sense to have my full length edits on my vimeo page.
Results C1 BMX Freestyle Park contest Oldenburg, Germany
Elite Men:
1. Kostya Andreev (RUS)
2. Jack Clark (GBR)
3. James Jones (GBR)
4. Declan Brooks (GBR)
5. Paul Thoelen (GER)
6. Irek Rizaev (RUS)
7. Levi Weidmann (NED)
8. Daniel Tünte (GER)
9. Timo Schulze (GER)
10. Tobias Freigang (GER)
11. Michael Meisel (GER)
12. Evan Brandes (GER)
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.