Loving this new video from the 'A Pulmon' project out in Argentina. After a successful first trip in the Buenos Aires area, the crew decided to hit the road again, this time to the Salta province in the North. There's a TON of talent in this squad!
Racer, Dirt Jumper, and full on freestyle BMX lifer Todd Wildman Lyons is in the Unclicked studio! Todd is a living legend, He’s seen it all and is an encyclopedia of BMX knowledge. Coincidently he has a-lot of his day to day written down in a journal. Hurry to that play button and get to know The WIldman
This incredible performance from Nick Bruce earned him 3rd Place UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup Enoshima
Does this man ever miss? Logan Martin OAM taking UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup Enoshima!
Anthony Jeanjean - 1st Final UCI BMX Freestyle Park Men Enoshima 2024
Anthony Jeanjean - 1st Final UCI BMX Freestyle Park Men Enoshima 2024 by FISE
Enoshima 2024 | UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cup Men Final by FISE
It's show time for the 2024 season of the UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup in Enoshima, Japan! The world's best athletes will compete in the BMX Freestyle Park / BMX Freestyle Flatland to win the first stage of the season, just a few months before the Olympic Games in Paris...
Podium Sweep for Team Monster Energy at BMX Triple Challenge Arlington
The 2024 season is officially a wrap! Monster Energy congratulates Monster Army rider Brady Baker on winning the BMX Dirt competition at the 2024 Monster Energy BMX Triple Challenge in Arlington, Texas. In the final stop of the 2024 season, the 21-year-old from Toms River, New Jersey, claimed his second consecutive victory of the year and won the overall series championship title.
Monster Energy swept the entire podium, with 32-year-old Australian Jaie Toohey from Lake Munmorah taking second place and 29-year-old Ryan Williams from Sunshine Coast, Australia, in third. The dominance continued in the spectacular Best Trick contest, with Williams taking the win, followed by Baker in second place and 33-year-old Andy Buckworth in third.
Finals was nothing short of amazing at the final stop of the 2024 Monster Energy BMX Triple challenge series. Hit play and check out all the insanity for yourself.
Re-Up; Preserving BMX History. Episode 59: Toby Henderson (USA)
Name: Toby Henderson
Started riding in: 1972
Teams represented: DG, Raleigh, Hutch, SE, GT, Iron Horse.
Was pretty much everyone on a Stingray when they raced Bicycle Motocross at BUMS in 1973?
Toby Henderson: I know I was on one. The rest of the guys... I'm sure there were some Huffy's on the field :)
At age 12, was the Stingray actually a perfect fit for you?
Toby Henderson: I didn't know better, but it handled everything better than any other bike I rode at that time. It was funny you asked because I was the first one to get a Schwinn Scrambler/prototype, a straight tube version of the Stringray. The head tube was so slacked out, it was almost unrideable. Not sure if they ever fixed that as I went on to ride for DG later on.
Did you do many of the downhill BMX races when they were around?
Toby Henderson: Yes, I remember one in San Diego where I crashed really hard. On the Yarnell track, I was scared to death just to go out of the starting gate.
How many bikes would break at a race like that?
A collection of footage shot over a week and a half in early February 2024. Shot entirely in North Carolina. Luckily winter here is super mild, but it feels like it's dragging forever this year. Shooting this video was a nice excuse to get out and battle the remaining days of early sunsets.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.