Name: Kalvis Lazdins
Age: 30
Hometown: Liepaja, Latvia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: 414 Skateparks, Collective Bikes, Rave Team
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Adrenaline Alley
-BMX video: HarryMania
-Website: 414skateparks.com
-Web video: Props rock and roll tour 2
-Food: Organic
-Person on Instagram: @rwillyofficial delivering world's firsts weekly
-Travel destination: Mountains
-Riders to ride with: Anyone who's ready to send it!
-Car: 4x4 Sprinter Campervan
-Movie: The Wolf of Wall Street
-Colour: GOLD
-Shoes: Nike
Alive Industry was founded in Japan in 2012 by three riders Rehito Murata, Yugo Ito, and Daisuke Maja who are still making moves with their brand within the scene.
Denmark's best BMX riders are moving into the new Nationalt Elite Training Center at Copenhagen's BMX Club's training facility. Here, the elite riders of the national team get the opportunity to train together and at the same time be close to Denmark's Cykle Union and Team Denmark.
The following riders are affiliated with the National Elite Training Center:
Dorte Balle (Limfjord BMX)
Jakob Sardag (Roskilde BMX)
Kasper Olsson (København BMX)
Magnus Dyhre (Taulov BMX)
Malene Kejlstrup (Randers BMX)
Rikke Balle (Limfjord BMX)
Pic by Bart de Jong / FATBMX
Dave Mirra interview. BMX Museum in 1994. Bartman comic and loads more. FAT-'zine #30.
Cheesy Hundertmark from Germany gets the cover of FAT-'zine issue 30. Also on the cover in small video grab pics is Ian Morris doing a humonguous rail in our hometown back in 1994. It was a good year. Ice Money popped up in Cologne and later in Munich, Germany and England. Even in the Lageja ad!
The Editorial is still accurate. I do have a car now though. Free stickers this time from KDL, BigBoy, Busy P and GT. Huge new section. I hope to see some of these guys in Vegas next week at the Nora Cup.
At the Trierer Cup we almost got blown away by Hurrican Ike. The tent took off but the Chevy stayed on the floor. Paul Osicka got an interview that starts on page 22. AK Helmond race report. Freestyle World's in Cologne.
The real world's, none of that LG fake World Championships stuff. VANS Cup in Amsterdam. Dam right!
Wateringen trails report by Petrik de Heus. Bartman comic by Deamer. Magazine interviews with Marco Massei, and Freedom BMX.
The 1994 FAT-JAM was one of the best ones. Read the report on pages 49-54.
De Bokkelulle went on tour. We organized a BMX museum in Helmond in 1994. Imagine how old that
Young nomad guy Louis Otto lived in BCN for a while, but that chapter seems to be over now. He's currently out in India, just keeping it international, you know.
2022 Derby City Nationals, Louisville, KY BY Niek Kimmann.
In this Episode we uncover the highs and lows of James Jones' journey to the Olympics. As James goes after his Olympic dreams, his determination never wavers, and we back him all the way.
Go behind the scenes on the project with Anthony Perrin as he filmed his Kink welcome to the team video, "Bienvenue".
Name: Tom Nerriere
Age: 21
Hometown: Montpellier, France
Hook-ups/Sponsors: FuriousProducts
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Grammont at Montpellier
-BMX video: FOX BMX - SCOTTY CRANMER - MADE FOR THIS
-Website/video: @tom.nerriere
-Travel destination: All the places where I can drive
-Riders to ride with: Especially with my twin brother Matthieu NERRIERE, but also with all my boys in France
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and the organisers of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships are pleased to unveil the full schedule of the 11-day event taking place in Glasgow and across Scotland from 3 to 13 August, 2023. The schedule was designed by the UCI, the Organising Committee of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships, host cities and key stakeholders. The non-stop action will include competition in at least three disciplines every day, with UCI World Champions also crowned on all 11 days.
In a first for a UCI World Championships, the Women Elite road race will bring the curtain down on the competitions: on Sunday, 13 August. The Men Elite road race will take place on Saturday 5 August.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.