World Traveler, World Champion. Matthias Dandois cut his BMX teeth in the suburbs of Paris, France and has become one of the best flatlanders in the world. Matthias has been welcomed to a member of the Vans BMX Global Team family. Matthias flew to San Diego to escape the cold Paris weather and enjoy some new views in San Diego.
With Simple Session 2018 wrapped up, we bring you our highlights from the street and park finals. Bring on SS19!
STREET 1. Garrett Reynolds 2. Bruno Hoffmann 3. Broc Raiford
PARK 1. Jose Torres 2. Irek Rizaev 3. Kenneth Tencio
More from the gram while we stack for the vid! Look for the DVD late this year... But for now follow us on...
35 is a bit excessive, but that's where I landed. If didn't watch any Simple Session coverage and can't be bothered to watch the excessive amount of video content floating around, here's the best of everything that I filmed from practice on the first day to the finals. I do have one more "mic'd up" style video to post, which I'm hoping to finish tonight...we'll see.
BMX Paulo’s house by Wes1987.
When Tony Hawk calls Woodward to discuss the idea of reconstructing the Animal Chin ramp, we listen. Woodward Build Crews have been on the forefront of every new ramp idea and every inch of the facilities at all Woodward locationS. Veteran builders Nate Wessel, Ron Kimler, Ryan Corrigan and Kris Sherry work together with one of the most iconic builders of all time, Tim Payne, to re-create the legendary Animal Chin ramp. See what goes down at Woodward West and how a tennis court can be transformed into the newest and most anticipated ramp of all time.
BEST RUN OF MY LIFE! by Austin Augie
Joji Mizogaki 2017 | Trailer.
Our good friend and now sponsored player Reed Stark is a Pro BMX Rider for BSD, and a kendama enthusiast. Reed has undoubtably pulled the worlds of BMX and Kendama together in the best way. This reason, along with so many others, is why we made a Signature Model for Reed. Shout out to BSD for sending Reed to Africa for one of the craziest trips of his life. The homie @antoinesabourin shot and cut the whole thing. He used a super rare Super 8 camera to film the vintage looking footage in the video.
So I decided to start filming a street edit in the middle of the winter here in Ohio which wasn't a good idea to start with but it was such a great time filming for this . Hitting spots all over Cincinnati, the cold didn't stop me from putting in work in the name of Eastern Bikes. The hype is real so check it out!! ?
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.