The Substance Video came out back in November and it was an absolute screamer. Now we've got all the behind-the-scenes gold from the filming of it. Make sure you watch all the way though for some insane behaviour. That 360 attempt too...
Filmed this with Noah on Christmas Eve, dude went insane.
Shop name: Mr. B's
Location: 250 S. Ronald Reagan Blvd #118 Longwood, Florida 32750 USA
Years in business: 11
Best year yet: 2019
Worst year yet: 2001-2003
What were your first thoughts on Covid-19 when it hit?
Chad DeGroot: Little bit of panic and wondering if my shop would have to shut down. Very worried about losing business.
Did you take any action from the start or were you thinking this would be over in a few weeks?
Dave Voelker rides the General/VSW the trailer. The video kept crapping out but you get the jist...
Lewis Colascione has been repping the rose hard for a while now, and because of his creativity, unique riding style, great attitude, and the fact that he's most of our current team's favorite rider, we knew we had to bump Lewis up the ranks from Flow to our Am Team!
Name: Tom Wilson ‘Hobbit’
Age: 24
Hometown: Hastings, England
Hookups/sponsors: Sourcebmx help me out a lot
---The FAT favorites list---
-Spot to ride: Morrison’s car park
-BMX video: Number 10
-Website: Weatherspoons
-Web video: Vans Dennis Enarson ‘Right Here’
-Food: Fajita’s
Shop name: Powers BMX Shop
Location: 3119 Williamsburg Road, Richmond, VA 23231, USA.
Years in business: 16
Best year yet: Every year gets better and better
Worst year yet: Will be when people stop riding BMX
What were your first thoughts on Covid-19 when it hit?
Chad Powers: I freaked out! Told the dudes we were all working a rotating schedule and if they wanted to file unemployment then to do so. That only lasted about a week.
"Hit the road with Nathan Williams as he embarks on one of his solo journeys, with his dog Jameson, his bike, some camping gear, and not a ton of pre-planning. After a whirlwind year of trips, confinement, NORA Cups, and everything in-between...we decided to just simply document Nathan taking some time for himself and doing what he enjoys to do a few times a year. An integral part of the process that we don't normally get to see.
Had to correct names in the credits :))
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.