Burn Slow Entertainment Corp. Presents: “Ready Or Not It’s Coming...” Winter ‘21 Promo Video
A trilogy of sorts. From Spyglass to Fictional Finalism, and now TAIF. Andrew Schubert's third full length from the streets of Vancouver is a 41 minute vibe of motivating spot usage, technical control, mastery of fisheye filming, and some progressive hammers. Enjoy...I know you will.
2021 wasn't the easiest year and it doesn't look like we're back to normal come January 1st. Making the most of life during the pandemic is what we need to do. We have bent some rules to keep going and we'll continue to find a way so we can do what we love most. Looking back at 2021 it actually wasn't such a bad year (event-wise) but they were just not ran the way we want to. No crowds allowed, wearing masks, staying 6 feet apart, testing, testing and more testing, vaccinations, disifecting the hands...... it has been a mess. Just getting a beer at the bar with your friends seems like ages ago. Here's to better times in 2022. Keep doing what you love most. We'll see you at the next occasion.
BdJ
P.S. This is the annual Happy Holidays post where we collect the best BMX inspired X-mas cards. Got one? Send it in, we'll post it up. Cheers.
Twin cities. Left in the deck 2016-2018.
Speedy Delivery from Chris “Speedy G” Gonzalez has just arrived. Don’t miss it. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Kickin off 2022 with a vid from our time in SD 01/03/22
Juani Zurita has been hard at work on this one for a good while now. This video being Juani's first real video part, you know it's a good one!
Name: Levi Yocom
Age: 25
Hometown: Bettendorf, IA, USA
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Healthy Habits
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Anything that involves a rail
-BMX video: I.O.W.A., Champagne, and Aangles
Hiroya Morizaki just started a new bike brand, Crown. He introduces the new sample that just arrived: "The first frame is based on Delta, which I used to design for Quamen Bikes, a California-based BMX frame company back in 2005, and improved the design suitable for the modern flatland needs." Hiro continues: "The fork is initially designed for the Garuda frame of Aresbikes but pursing as small a clearance as possible and shortens the length of the fork for the best possible usability at doing various types of tricks, front and back tricks, rolling, and spinning."
Every detail of geometries results from numerous tries and errors over two years. Hiro will keep testing until the release, although the production schedule is still up in the air due to the COVID situation. Stay tuned!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.