A brand new and redesigned digital home for the X Games launches today at XGames.com. The new digital destination delivers an improved mobile-first user experience that showcases high quality action sports content across devices. Heading into the 20th anniversary of the X Games, the world’s premier youth culture and action sports festival -- the new XGames.com has evolved to cater to the preferences and interests of casual fans and endemic participants alike with a user-friendly experience that showcases vibrant video, HD imagery and other high-quality multimedia content.
The new XGames.com is built on ESPN technology infrastructure that enables it to integrate easily with other ESPN digital
Name: Jeremy Fonties
Age: 13
Hometown: Sauvian ( France )
Frame: BSD
Forks: BSD
Stem: Salt
Headset: BSD
Bars: Primo 8,25
Grips: ODI longneck
Bar ends: ODI
Seat: fondation
Seatpost: Salt
Sprocket: phénix bike 25t
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BB set: Salt
Pedals: ONOFF
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BMX Mini Mega had a ten-rider final with talent from Australia, Honduras and USA. Shanghai witnessed history when Australia’s returning gold medalist, Vince Byron, landed the first ever 540 flair on the mini mega. Earlier in the week in the BMX Vert competition, Bryon landed the same trick making it the first time it was landed in a vert contest giving him another gold. USA rounded out the podium with only a half of a point difference with Zack Warden and Mykel Larrin winning silver and bronze, respectively.
BMX Mini Mega Final Results
1. Vince Byron Australia
2. Zack Warden USA
3. Mykel Larrin USA
4. Steve McCann Australia
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.