Three of the Vans’ most iconic models make up the new Vans Scotchgard™ Classics for Holiday 2013. Featuring two colorways of the 106 Vulcanized, the Era 59 and the Sk8-Hi Reissue, this collection is ready for the year’s final season. These six Vans models are primed with pig suede that is treated with Scotchgard™ that repels dirt and liquids that can ruin a shoe. Fleece linings and subtle hues further fit these Classics for the winter weather. Warm feet and clean shoes, that's the conclusion. 
"Horror films such as Frankenstein, Dracula and the Werewolf were in our thoughts of inspiring a classic monster collection but we strayed away and went into something current…The Zombie. The endemic sickness of a zombie apocalypse is a very frightening thought and what if this really happened in today’s world, what would you do to SURVIVE." The Survival Collection consists of Tshirts, Pocket Tshirts, Printed
The first Stoppelcross race in Handel brought many BMX-ers together. We spotted Laura Smulders' Olympic VW in the parking lot but she was done with the cold and ready to drive home just when I got there. Govert Schonewille and Raymon van der Biezen rode the moped class with gears. Sem was riding too but I'm not sure if it was in the same class. I later found out it was him wearing that etnies hoody. It was windy and rather cold but it was everything but the expected mud field. The track had moist sand which looked good for traction. 
Name: Robert Bastien Age: 18 years
Hometown: Live in Albi in the south of France
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Alternatif Nicolas Cambon
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: All spots in Albi (street, park..) and around. The best spot I rolled at is Eurocamp in Tossa de Mar (Spain).
-BMX video: The new Markit dvd! And the old Props!
-Website: Facebook/Soulbmx/TCU/fatbmx
-Web video: I don't know. Much pleases me
-Food: cereals / chicken / salad ...
Rampworx Skatepark NEW Street Plaza | Paul Ryan & Phil Demattia | BMX
Nov 04, 2013
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FATBMX Kids: Troy Hayward (12 years old) & Owen Watson (14 years old) by Sean Hayward
Nov 04, 2013
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Well done BMX comics are hard to find. Nicolas Curie showed me one over in Pessac, France during the Vibrations Urbaines contest. He sent me the English version of a few pages. This one explains how to do a manual on a BMX bike. A Step-By-Step in a different style. Check the page inside. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.