We’re stoked to welcome up and coming @declankilpatrick to the LUXBMX team. We surprised him with a print ad to announce it in the new edition of Dig BMX and got his friends around to share in the moment.
Biking is not only an enjoyable pastime but also a great way to improve your fitness and explore your surroundings. Whether you're looking to embark on urban adventures or escape to nature's trails, The Beginner's Handbook to Biking is your comprehensive guide to setting the wheels in motion. In the following chapters, we'll cover everything from selecting the right bike to mastering the basics of road safety. So strap on your helmet and get ready to pedal towards confidence and adventure!
Top Biking Havens Around the Globe
If you have a passion for biking and a love for travel, there are certain destinations around the world known as biking havens that should be on your must-visit list. These locales offer breathtaking landscapes, well-maintained paths, and a supportive community that elevates the biking experience. The Netherlands offers serene countryside and an extensive network of cycle paths, perfect for leisurely rides. The Canadian Rockies boast rugged mountain trails, providing a thrilling adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. The bustling city becomes more accessible with the introduction of the folding bike Singapore has to offer. Riders can effortlessly and efficiently navigate the urban landscape, enjoying the convenience it brings. Whether you're seeking an urban cycling experience in Copenhagen or a scenic way to explore New Zealand's natural beauty, there's a biking haven waiting to be discovered.
Choosing the Right Bike for Your Journey
Cinema BMX is proud to officially welcome Julian Arteaga to the Pro Team! Teaming up with Trent Lutzke to film a welcome piece throughout Texas, we're excited to release this latest piece of progressive, technical, and stylish street riding from Julian and properly welcome him to the stacked crew that make up the Cinema BMX team. A lot more to come, stay tuned in!
The unmistakable sounds of tires hitting ramps and the sight of gravity-defying tricks and stunts make the thrilling world of BMX stand out from the crowd. Within the BMX world, a select group of riders have gone from being relatively ordinary to becoming legends of the sport. Each of the five iconic riders you are about to learn more about has not only left their mark on the BMX world but also made their names synonymous with excellence and innovation. Let’s get this show on the road!
Dave Mirra
Dave Mirra was more than just a BMX rider; he was a trailblazer who is loved and revered as much today as he was before his sad passing in February 2016. Born in Chittenango, New York, in April 1974, Mirra moved to Greenville, North Carolina, where his brother, Tim, was attending East Carolina University. By a stroke of luck, professional BMX rider Ryan Nyquist moved in with Tim, and Mirra quickly became good friends. Mirra turned professional in 1992, bursting onto the scene. His desire to push the limits of what was possible on a BMX resulted in a meteoric rise to the top. Mirra loved competing in the X Games, where he could showcase his skills and fearless character. Indeed, Mirra tied with Tony Hawk and Joe Parsons as the fastest to reach 14 X Games medals and won 24 medals in total. He won at least one X Games medal every year from 1995 through 2009, except in 2006 when he was injured
The FISE Xperience Series tour is back on the road for its 18th season, travelling all over France and even across the Channel, with 5 destinations confirmed! Start in March in Tignes, then head for Reims in June before hitting the road for Thonon-les-Bains and Le Havre in August. As an added bonus, the tour arrives in England for the first time, in the city of Wolverhampton in September, to round off the season in style. Since its beginnings in 1997, FISE (Festival International des Sports Extrêmes) has grown to become the biggest urban sports event in the world. Its FISE Xperience Series has toured France since 2007, bringing urban sports to as many people as possible.
Another week, another video from @thespotcenter ! This time we got our own team rider Rihards Brinkis, 20 years old from Latvia, Riga who went out with the homie @bobilevs222 and got some stuff for you to see!
Day 9. The usual morning rituals but this one included getting gas at Arco. Gas is cheaper when you pay cash. Never heard of that one before. 0.89c per gallon in 1990. Now $4bucks. Still half the price of what we pay in Europe so just fill 'er up! We'd been walking in and out companies hoping for the best. Philip had spotted Gunther Werks Porsche in HB so we passed by there. The sign said, no visitors/tours so we drove on.
Then just around the corner we spotted an ASV van. The driver looked like Bob Morales. I asked Philip to see where ASV is and it was just a few minutes away. Bob had his hands in, or was the starter of, many early BMX Freestyle projects. He toured with Bob Haro, started MF (Morales-Fiola), Dyno, the American Freestyle Association (AFA), Kore products and later on Morales flatland bikes. We had never met in person. Bob is running ASV inventions, a big player in the motocross world. Bob made time for us which was cool as it happened unexpectedly. We had just met one of the pioneers of BMX Freestyle by accident.
After their GT days Bob Hadley and Billy Griggs had moved over to Razor where the both of them had been working on cool toys. Billy's latest project is the fun Stage2 e-dirt bike. We were lucky to catch Billy in the office as he had planned to have a test riding session with Barry Nobles that day.
Name: Adam Cox
Hometown: Glendora, CA. USA.
Started racing BMX in: 1974
How many bikes in collection: 9
As a former Factory JMC rider, is that where the BMX collection started for you?
Adam Cox: Collecting for me started in Jr. Highschool with balloon tire bikes, Beach cruisers and Whizzer Motorbikes. In about 2000 I started collecting BMX. At the end of 1980 my family moved to Sacramento, CA. My Dad and I had a shop out of our garage "Factory Connection". I had quite a bit of leftover inventory from that short venture to help me kick off my BMX collecting.
Do you only have "Made in the USA" bikes in your collection?
Adam Cox: Yes
Does "Made in the USA" mean a lot to you to this day?
Woodward BMX Season 2 - EP4 - BMX Fútbol Morgan Wade reminds the kids why he's known as the "Texas Madman" with his Legends Challenge. Jamie Bestwick sends a message from across the pond and creates a new sport, "BMX Fútbol. Team Uncertified and The A-Team end the day on the trails for a sunset session on the Dirt Jumps.
Boyd Hilder hit us up with some highlights from his Off The Couch jam at Pizzey Park in Australia - sit back and enjoy the mayhem. MAHD RIDAHS!