Name: Bart van der Kamp
Age: 19
Hometown: Zwolle, Netherlands
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Herqua
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: a good streetspot is always fun
-BMX video: Deadline and Markit Zero
My most favourite rider of all time is Andy Patterson, he stayed at our house in 1982 and Bart and I were so stoked to have him, Mike Salido & Dean Ellison staying at our house during the European Championships at Beek en Donk. He did endless wheelies on our mom's dutch bike and ate a hamburger in only two bites, not to mention a bag of chips in half an hour. He rode his Skyway TA for the first time at that race and left Skyway in 1984, this replica is his 1984 racing bike just before going to JMC.
Ready for the first EX&HOP Contest of the year?! As it will still be a little while till the events in Munich we are starting the season a little earlier this year with the EX&HOP Cash4Tricks Contest at the RAP AGAINST Festival in Vienna, Austria.
Two days of BMX and Skateboarding on the portable FURTHER Streetpark at one of the most beautiful squares of the Austrian capital: the Karlsplatz. The Riders from all over, as well as Austrian’s BMX Legend Senad Grosic announced their coming and are ready to shred the course.
Besides prize money of 1000€ there will be great stuff by Blue Tomato and SP Gadgets to be won at the CASH4TRICKS Sessions.
The park will open at 2pm on 29. April 2015, CASH4TRICKS Sessions will start at 5pm (Skate) and 6pm (BMX). Thursday the open training will beginn at noon and again from 5pm on the Cash4Tricks Sessions will take place.
The city of Montpellier is the birthplace of the FISE World, where the first edition and first success happened 19 years ago! This event has become a key event in the action sports world, being the biggest gathering of extreme sports in the world. On this stop of the Fise World Series (FISE), about 2000 riders from 53 countries and 250 journalists regroup around their passions. Amateur competition are present alongside the high level pro events and mark the rhythm of these 5 insane days, where 500 000 spectators come watch the show in the streets of
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.