We're out in the streets once again with Fit pro Ethan Corriere and the homie BJ Bolton. Indoor spots are a rarity, but on this particular session we came across a dope one.
Chad Kerley talks Being a Black Man in the BMX community by PREME MAGAZINE
"Preme an independent black owned magazine came about, the concept was clear. It would be a publication that shed light on not just one aspect of the industry, but would feature everyone behind the scenes as well"
Kamren Larsen rejoins Haro BMX.
RIDING BEAUTIFUL SPAIN // Hundred sixty-one seconds episode 8 by Mathis Ragot
Second week in SPAIN, to enjoy cool weather. Enjoy my time there to ride my bike and make cool shot, hope you'll enjoy it.
Name: Ash Spencer
Age: 31
Hometown: Chester, NW, UK
Hook-ups/Sponsors: All the lads who help me out from time to time, they know who they are.
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: The Cop
-BMX video: "Can I eat" by Animal
-Web Video: ¿Ben Lewis- Holy Fit?
-Food: Pizza
-Person on Instagram: @natureismetal
Beefie Bykez and Jibb crew link up in Atlanta for a weekend.
TK Billups, Rell Jibberson, Tony Sweets, Nick Will, Lorenzo Walker, Dorian Coleman.
Went over to my Lepak's back yard for a chill session and decided to film a couple clips!
【KRHRK】Daichi Teshigahara prod: KosukeSakurai feat ryusay teshigahara
Edit by KosukeSakurai NSS filmed at Park Hi-5 skatepark. Feat Ryusay Teshigahara.
Since 2016, the Union Cycliste Internationale and Hurricane Group have been working together to support the development of BMX Freestyle and offer the best conditions for progression to riders. The accomplishments achieved so far in both BMX Freestyle Park and Flatland, have encouraged both parties to continue their collaboration until 2028. Hurricane Group and the Union Cycliste Internationale announced today that they have signed a new collaboration agreement until 2028. Initiated in 2016, this partnership began with the introduction of the UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cups exclusively at FISE World Series stages and in 2018 extended to include the BMX Flatland World Cups also.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.