It's the man himself! “Rider, artist, critique, and much more, Mikey (aka Smallfry) truly pulled together an amazing section. Mikey comes from Central NJ and has been riding and exploring the streets of the East Coast for over 15 years, and this section certainly reflects that. Mikey’s unique style, combined with his keen eye for one-of-a-kind street setups comes together flawlessly this time around and this section is sure to please everyone who appreciates the fine art of street riding.” - Steven Jones
Gunsmoke and Blue Grooves in ATX - The Halahan Bros' by S&M Bikes
Happy Woods Wednesday! Here's some ATX shreddage of Nate and Lukas Halahan putting their signature colorway builds through the paces. Lukas' Gunsmoke Black Magic and Nate's Blue Groove M.O.D. Are looking NOICE!
Matty Cranmer Compares The SPEED Differences Between A BMX Freestyle Bike And A Race Bike
Matty Cranmer Compares The SPEED Differences Between A BMX Freestyle Bike And A Race Bike on the Naples BMX track! We figured out the exact times of both of the bikes and we even did a side by side comparison and we also put clipless pedals on his freestyle bike and recorded that time as well!
Cancelled Crew 2019-2023. - Dennis - Wladi - Luca - Fabi - Ma - David - Timmy - Artur - Tim - Fix - Jo - Kili - Valle.
Philip and I spent a weekend in Switzerland for the MXGP in Frauenfeld. We decided to bring the bikes because we had Sunday off and if we would arrive early enough on Friday we would be able to check out first spot(s). The 8 hour trip went well and we caught enough daylight for us to explore Winterthur. We had checked in at the IBIS in Winterthur and took the bikes out of the van. Google had informed us that a pump track was only 3.1 kms away. It was dry so we decided to ride there. On the way it just felt good to be on the bikes. Traveling by car has its perks as you can take pretty much all you want with you.
We headed in the direction of the pump track and stopped to check the phone from time to time making sure we had not taken a wrong turn. The last bit was a bit desolated and lead through the woods but we managed to find the place. No one was there and on first sight it was a good sized pump track. But something was strange. The concrete/asphalt reminded us on the roughest surface that Romford or Southsea has to offer. It was strange to be on a pump track with such rough surface. Polar opposite of what the Velosolutions pump tracks are like.
We did not bring our helmets/gloves which was stupid but it was just more convenient pedaling to the place like that. Key was to stay on the bike as a crash would definitely scrape you up.
Peru National Championships BMX Park. Lima, Peru 09 April 2023
Peru National Championships BMX Park. Lima, Peru 09 April 2023
Men Park Final results:
1 Job MONTAÑEZ SOTO 26 PER 82.5 200.00 UCI Ranking points
2 Danfer AGUILAR RÍOS 25 PER 75.4 160.00
3 Harafa FAJARDO RODRIGUEZ 24 PER 74.3 130.00
4 Bryam ALIAGA ROMANI 20 PER 67.8 110.00
5 Jhair MARTINEZ CAPCHA 23 PER 63.5 90.00
No sport has benefited more from Red Bull's investment than the world of BMX. The Austrian energy drink company began investing in the sport back in 2001, and now the invitation-only Red Bull Rampage competition is the most lucrative events in the world. Superstars of the sport such as Canadian trio Brandon Semenuk, Kurt Sorge, and Brett Rheeder have all made the competition their home in recent years, racking up nine titles between them and hundreds of thousands of dollars in prize money.
But it isn’t just the world of BMX that has seen investment from the Austrian giant in recent years
Designed to make you pop higher, pop easier, rotate faster and look better on your bike, the Varanyak forks literally have checked all the boxes and are ready for your ride!
This weekend I headed out to the Colony BMX compound and met up with Pat Fallico, Cooper Brownlee, Clint Miller, and a bunch of other riders from around the world.
Really hyped on this new video from Chris Kerrigan. Mostly filmed in California, with some bonus clips in Chicago and Austin, Chris bagged some gems for this and all with a big smile.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.