"Full month of missions and fun with the boys in Barcelona ended up with this video. Stoked to have these people around me with all those good vibes. I hope you all enjoy it like I did with Santi producing it. I already knew Santi for a while now, we have been riding and having the best times ever." - Miki Fleck
Shout-out to all the shredders that entered our 2nd annual @kunstform BMX Shop & Mailorder Easter Online Jam 2022. You guys rule! Here are some of our favorite tricks from this years edition.
All finals of BMX Coupe de France round 3 / 23 Avril 2022 - Guipavas by BMX LIVE FRANCE
Toutes les finales de la manche n°3 à Guipavas (Finistère)
00:00 Intro
00:10 Minimes filles
00:55 Minimes
01:51 Femmes 17 et plus
02:40 Hommes 17 à 24
03:27 Hommes 25 à 29
04:18 Hommes 30 et plus
05:06 Cadettes
06:03 Cadets
06:50 Juniors femmes
07:45 Juniors hommes
08:34 Elites femmes
09:26 Elites hommes
Talk about a D.I.Y Dream spot…Boyd Hilder gets to work making use of all the unique set-ups. Boyd’s bag of tricks is so deep you can drop him in front of anything and he’ll have something amazing for it. Hit play and enjoy.
Raw cut from the 420 Dub x BNGBNGMCR jam in Manchester, 23rd April 2022.
The wildest moments from the first stop of the Backyard Jam 2022 series. Asylum Skatepark got lit up!
Name: Felicia Stancil
Age: 26
Sponsors: SSquarred, Answer BMX, TLD, USAcycling
When was the first year you got yourself a BMX license to race?
Felicia Stancil: 4 years old. My dad used to race BMX, so I started young!
From the very beginning was the goal for you to become an Olympian?
Felicia Stancil: In the beginning I loved BMX because I got to travel the world and met so many friends within the sport. I believe I was 13 years old when I saw BMX racing during its Olympic debut in 2008. I thought it was amazing that my sport became an Olympic sport, but it didn’t become more of a reality that I could compete on that level until I was Junior Pro racing down the 8m. Once that began, I decided to only focus on BMX since I was involved in many sports growing up.
BMX Racing has changed from your early years to now. What are the biggest changes for you?
@sun_ganmo welcome to Taraleba BMX
Manchester was the host for the DUB X BNBNGMCR jam and she sure supplied the goods. Watch some highlights from the day courtesy of Lui Carrasco.
The year is 1990. Vic Murphy itw in this one. FAT 'zine #16. By BdJ
Cover boy Ralf Maier is designing skateparks for a living now as a landscape architect. I did a lot of trips with Ralf, some of them are covered in the issues of FAT-'zine. Ralf got an interview in issue 16 and so did Vic Murphy, Mike Golden, Sander Cornelissen and Gerrit Koornwinder. Back in 1990 you sent a letter to the other side of the world with the questions you had. You were hoping in a few weeks you would see a reply. Vic Murphy came through with the answers and I typed them out. He even put some pics in the envelop so I xeroxed them and then sent the pics back to him. Gotta love the e-mail of present time.
Matt Pingel contributed a lot of pages and went sandboarding. We had reports on a skate comp in Valkenswaard, a freestyle contest in Leiden, the Wath Jam, Spanjer's skate comp in Hengelo, and a concert report about the Digital Underground.
The free sticker came from Invert magazine (UK, now RIDE). We checked "The U" which was a crazy dirt spot where you rolled down a huge hill and did a fly-out at the end. We reviewed the following 'zines in issue #16: UHS, RIDE -'zine, RADAzine, Albert 'zine and Mental Chaos. Remember those?
Pages 51-63 show a review of places we visited in 1989. Looks like we were nomads back then already.
Enjoy the issue. It's the last 'zine on the Smith Corona typewriter. We invested in a new Olivetta
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.