Name: Andreas Taru
Age: 21
Hometown: Tallinn, Estonia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Untold Brand
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-Spot to ride: Depending on the vibe, sometimes crazy stair set or a drop and sometimes some chill ledges and rails.
During a break from riding at Simple Summer Session in Riga, Latvia, Reed Stark, and Mark Burnett talk about the differences between stacking up clips and riding in a contest.
BONED4LIFE by bigheadlilkid
Name: Daleny Vaughn
Sponsors: 316 Racing - DK Bikes- Aztec Fire & Safety - Box Components -Fly Racing - Onyx Hubs - ODI Grips - Havoc Goggles - Tioga Tires - Biolab science -Binance.US
Mechanic: Corben Sharrah, Kyle Jensen, and my dad
When's the last time you raced your BMX bike?
Daleny Vaughn: Unfortunately I haven’t raced since June but I cannot wait to get back out there!
So the bike is still fresh and ready for more?
Daleny Vaughn: It’s always ready
What is the geometry and length of your frame. Do you know?
Check out "JUNKYLAND", a new BMX video series by Ellia Sepe. Filmed strictly at night, each episode will follow different riders through the grimy streets of Barcelona. To kick things off, Negro, Faro, Pato, Sebas und Santi stacked some solid clips while dodging a few sketchy characters. More to come. Stay tuned!
A dream destination in Milwaukee came true, hit up 4 Seasons, pedaled the city and rode each day with the locals.
World's best BMX riders throw it down at the Simple Session.
Here are the 35 best BMX tricks from the Simple Session 18.
We took our CRS complete and gave it a new-school street injection in the form of a SALT PRO sealed freecoaster hub. Now with a sealed front hub and available in two colour options, this entry-level freecoasting whip is ready for anything.
Australian female BMX champion working to inspire the next generation of girls | ABC News
BMX riding has long been a male dominated sport but the Aussie female champion, Saya Sakakibara, is working to inspire the next generation of girls.
Last weekend we were allowed to race again after 9 months. Take a closer look on how my weekend went.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.