Today the new issue of Freedom BMX magazine will be released. 116 pages total. We went through the contents list and this is what you can expect:-X Games München
-Wanderpokal – The Pavement Experiment with Kay Beutling and Oliver Michel
-BMX Worlds 2013
-Tom Dugan & Van Homan in Deutschland
-Dub Jam FFM
-Story 'This is the future' with riders that haven't even turned 16 yet: Daniel Portorreal, Felix Donat, Michael Meisel, Paul Thölen, Sebastian Anton and Timo Schulze.
-Felix Prangenberg Interview
-Hello, my name is Thomas Stellwag & Christoph Huber
-Mat Hoffman in Las Vegas
-Alliance/DEV.-Streetjam Bremen
BMX City Battle 8. Kooigem, Kortrijk, Belgium. Report by Pieter Possenier.
Aug 23, 2013
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City battle 8 was a blast once more. After no battle last year due to the park not being done, things where not looking good again this year, since the park was still not done, but thanks to crankbmx and the locals from kooigem, the park was done 1 week before the contest. The weather was great and a turnout of more than 50 riders in a park this small is always great. the level of riding was also insane. bmx is progressing a lot and you can see it. 10 riders during the day pulled a 360 tailwhip. THE FIRST EDITION OF THE BRAINCOVER ART SHOW IN GENEVA SEPTEMBER 2nd to 12th
Aug 23, 2013
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The upcoming edition of the Burning Ink event in Geneva, at the Square Gallery, will be the opportunity to launch a new exhibition called: The Braincover Art Show. In order to celebrate shared values between skate and custom culture, DLF The Machine will be presented at The Square Gallery during this period. DLF is a unique motorbike created and built by Jipi from Geneva's Big Bore Cycles, with the collaboration of JMZ from Pulp 68 and DC Europe.
Name: Corey Foster Age: 19
Hometown: Barstow CA
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Freed bikes, C4 belts, Dedicated Ride Co.
The FAT FAVS list:
Spot to ride: Barstow skatepark (Cora)
BMX video: Anthem 2
Website: Youtube
Web video: Either Alex Hiam 2013 edit or Logan Martin in Melbourne
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.