Built this SE PK Ripper from 1979 with parts from 1979 to 1982. Parts list below.
Episode 4 of our quarantine check in we hit up our friend Ryan Nyquist to see how the Nyquist family is holding it down during these crazy times. Thanks for checking in Ryan!!
Evan Jaques is one of the founders of and owners of LUXBMX and has worked in the bike industry for the past 20 years. Riding BMX his whole life, Evan learned from a young age how to work on his bike and turned this childhood hobby into a life long obsession, career, and lifestyle.
Video filmed during a few years (between 2017 and 2018) on different spots on BCN, Porto and France. The video has a nose manual to bar spin at the iconic MACBA, a well known spot on the extreme sports environment.
New drop courtesy of Fernando Laczko and Monster Energy.
We got some free plywood from the waste ground and built a small up ledge. It turned out quite alright. Also we have riding over the past couple of weeks all mixed together. enjoy!
Whilst away in Barcelona just before the lockdown the United crew were forced to take some days off the bikes, making for the perfect opportunity to sit down and get some bike checks. The second in their series comes from Miki Feck with his Incarnate V2 frame colorway and signature United stem and pegs.
A Wicked Ride - History of BMX Freestyle in New England by Scott Moroney
The grassroots of BMX Freestyle in the 1980s in New England. Before the sport exploded onto the mainstream with the X Games and Dew Tour, there were pockets of kids around the world creating a foundation for what has become Action Sports.
Name: Axelle ETIENNE
Sponsors: Thrill bmx, Armée de champions, Lead racewear, In’oya, Eona, HT components, Bike’n co, Tangent products, Lempdes Bmx Auvergne, Le coq sportif, Fist hand wear, 100%
Mechanic: Myself ?
How is the Thrill frame treating you so far?
Axelle Etienne: I love this bike. It’s light and stable and I feel really comfortable on it. I ride on this bike since few month and I can’t wait to do more races with it!
Grey frame, all black parts and golden hubs. Any reason for the colour of the hubs?
Axelle Etienne: I like gold haha. I like to have some different colors on my bike.
What is the geometry and length of your frame?
Axelle Etienne: It’s a pro XXXL
Do you like Aluminium frames?
Axelle Etienne: Yes I tried a Carbon frame a few years ago but my favorite is definitely the Aluminium’s one!
Between Sea & Pine 2 (chapter one) by Matt Copland
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.