Haro BMX - The 40th Anniversary Haro Freestyler launch with Bob Haro & John Büültjens
Celebrating 40 Years of Freestyle Radness is the Bob Haro Lineage Master Freestyler. Only 400 to be made! Bob's first bike that revolutionized the sport of Freestyle BMX - The Haro Master has become one of the most iconic bikes in BMX history today.
Bentonville Bike Fest was a blast! We were glad to have Ryan Williams, Brandon Loupos, Connor Stitt, and Jake Leiva in attendance. Check out the crew having fun on the demo dirt jumps, hanging out in our activation area, and talking about how Bentonville could become a hub for all action sports!
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Cologne, Germany is home to a wild selection of talent so when Felix Prangenberg picked up a HMC 150, it was a no-brainer to start work on a full-length video with the locals. Fast-forward two years and after a bunch of hard drive nightmares, 'Fracture' is the result, and oh boy is it a good'n! Soundtrack, riding, filming all VERY on point. You know what to do...
Name: Emil Filmby
Age: 34
Hometown: Örebro, Sweden
Occupation: Documentary filmmaker
A BMX bike isn't made for long distance cycling trips. You are riding your BMX bike from Sweden to Spain starting on Saturday. How was this idea born?
Emil Filmby: Well basically I’ve had this idea for a long time, riding from my hometown Örebro, Sweden
PERSPECTIVE 001 - EDWIN DELAROSA - THE DIGGEST by Grande Rue Studio
In a world with more and more web videos, The Diggest wants to make a break ,to create something a little bit different, and to focus more on the creative process and the people around bicycle.
The last couple of years have been tough for Joe Foley, with injuries keeping him off his bike, but this year he's been turning it around and we're super excited to show everything Joe has been up to recently.
X Games 2022 Summer Event Returns to Southern California July 20-24
X Games 2022 will return to Southern California – hosting BMX and Moto X competitions from two unique Monster Energy athlete training facilities at Slayground and SloanYard, as well as Skateboarding at California Skateparks’ Training Facility from July 20-24. New to this year’s event, five-time X Games skateboard gold medalist Elliot Sloan and his backyard playground, the “SloanYard,” become new hosts of X Games 2022, debuting the first and only MegaPark ramp at X Games. Axell Hodges’ motocross compound will again host five Moto X disciplines with the addition of BMX Dirt joining the mix at the “Slayground” this year. The CATF will once again host Skateboard and BMX Street
Name: Brad Mulholland
Age: 26
Hometown: Redditch, England
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Crucial BMX
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-Spot to ride: B-line bike park
-BMX video: Anthem 2
-Website: Cucialbmxshop.com
-Web video: Why Not?
Vista Outdoor Inc. (“Vista Outdoor”) (NYSE: VSTO), the parent company of 39 renowned brands that design, manufacture and market sporting and outdoor products to consumers around the globe, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Irvine, Calif.-based Fox Racing, a global icon in performance motocross, mountain bike and lifestyle gear for adventure seekers. The purchase price is $540 million, with the potential for an additional $50 million earnout based on Fox Racing’s financial performance.
For 50 years, Fox Racing has been a leading voice in the motocross and adventure community, with a dedicated consumer following and talented group of employees that embody the brand’s mission to “honor yesterday, conquer today, and invent tomorrow.” Fox Racing’s deep history of producing innovative gear that enables racers and explorers to reach new heights aligns perfectly with Vista Outdoor’s existing portfolio of leading outdoor brands. Fox Racing grew net sales by a compound annual growth rate of approximately 20% from calendar year 2019 to 2021 and is expected to grow in excess of that in calendar year 2022.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.