More from Day 1 of the most bonkers BMX event of the year - Swampfest. Hit play and watch all the mayhem from the Odyssey Jam, Source High Air, and Blood Wizard Channel!
Behind The Scenes of Magnetar Part 5. An ocean voyage guided by our captain, John Glasset. To the Shire Trails in Bellingham, WA over to Orcas Island for session and some boat celebrations.
For the ultimate Haro fan comes our all-new, limited edition Freestyler zip-up hooded sweatshirt. Inspired by the Bob Haro's ground breaking Haro Freestyler from the 80's. This high-quality sweatshirt echos graphic design cues from the sports 1st freestyle bike.
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Day 1 at the most bonkers BMX event of the year - Swampfest. Hit play and watch all the mayhem from the Pit Viper Fire Rail and the Cult Long Jump!
Let the games begin! Swampfest weekend is off to a great start. Stay tuned for full event highlights coming soon...
We asked three leading motocross athletes how BMX has helped them when they made the transition to riding dirt bikes. See what they had to say:
Eli Tomac
FATBMX: Did you ever race BMX?
Eli Tomac: My racing started with bicycles and that was riding BMX tracks, it was the first thing I did. I got on a bicycle and raced BMX probably till I was 7 or 8 years old at the local tracks and then after that I went full motocross but yeah it was part of my life in the beginning.
FATBMX: Do you use something you learnt from BMX for your motocross riding?
Eli: I think the crossover is excellent, just for learning balance, balance is huge in the control of your bike.
FATBMX: Do you think BMX is a good school for motocross?
Eli: Oh yeah, totally! I mean, especially in the Supercross environment it's very similar, well, it's both, it's bike control right, knowing how to pinch the bike, I think there's a lot of similarity between BMX and Motocross.
BMX World Cup Rounds 1&2, 2024 | New Zealand
Name: Steve Firestein
Hometown: Sepulveda Calif.
Started riding BMX in: 1969
Number of bikes in the collection: 12
What was the starting point of your BMX collecting madness?
Steve Firestein: 2008 or so. I came across a listing for a show at Peck park. That changed my focus on bikes.
Did you ever meet a pro and then rebuild his bike years later?
Some of San Diego’s finest band together to bring you NAH, IT’S CHILL. A mixtape that is compiled of roughly the last 2 years from the perspective of Rider/Filmer Micheal Moors (Mike yup). Filmed primarily in San Diego and a two-week trip to Tokyo in early 2023. This tape is a great reminder to get after it and have some chill times riding with the homies.
Trey Jones, Dave McDermott and the Swampfest crew really took the course madness to yet another level at the new location in Waldo, Florida, complete with a full-on pirate ship/ramp and a permanent concrete bowl. Get a sneak preview into various obstacles all of which (other than the bowl) will end up as a smouldering pile of ashes come Sunday morning.