Little edit with some Buffalo NY homies
The Armega by 100%: Unparalleled performance for the modern Racer.
The 100% Armega goggle brings Ultra HD lens clarity to BMX. Experience definition and subtlety never before viewed through the lens of a goggle. Add to that our proprietary HiPER® contrast–enhancing lens technology and you’ll feel the depth of terrain as you’re commanding past it. Developed by 100% engineers in California and tested by 100% world famous riders, this is the most sophisticated BMX Goggle ever made. All the components come together to form the ultimate protection.
100% Ultra HD Lenses
The signature 100% Ultra HD lenses are the result of decades of passion, design, craftsmanship and research. Through extensive development and testing, 100% have engineered category defining technology bringing unmatched optical clarity to BMX. As the lens of choice for the worlds best racers, Ultra HD integrates with a shatterproof and impact resistant polycarbonate material molded specifically for zero optical distortion. The result is a lens that’s engineered to maximize protection while maintaining the clearest, most accurate vision on the track.
HiPER® Lens Technology
-The HiPER® Lens is 100% proprietary high-definition lens technology that ramps up contrast, amps up colors and enhances detail so you miss nothing.
The wait is over! Radio's highly anticipated solar Carbon Fiber frame is here… designed and developed in Cologne, Germany over a two-year period, the solar is manufactured from the highest quality Torayca carbon and is incredibly unique with its 100% monocoque 1pc construction. By using a mono-construction compared to a 2/3pc construction which most other brands use, we were able to make the frame even stiffer and stronger and create no weak or fatigue points.
The solar frame is laboratory tested and proven to be insanely stiff and lightweight especially under high impact and stress tests. The internal cable routing allows for a super clean and stealthy setup. Tested by the Radio Raceline team the past x2 seasons and now the frame of choice for many of today’s top
Vans Canada ripper Chad Ferch filmed some sick clips with Mike Zinger in Victoria, BC before he moved across the water. Grind manny game is strong! Stoked to see more from this dude.
Stuart King was a highly influential figure in the 90s BMX scene, starting out at an early age, and quickly progressing. He was a contest regular, often flying stateside to ride in the seminal Hoffman bikes BS series. Getting a USA sponsor and quickly moving on to design and manufacture his own bike parts, with King bike co. Probably the first uk brand that had any success in the USA. And frame geometry thats still being used to this day.
Just a simple session at the barn. That's all it was supposed to be, but then some bangers went down. Now enjoy this fun little vid.
What the fuck does it matter? Filmed mainly in the streets of Turku and Helsinki, Finland. Just searching for new spots with friends and having good times.
The moulded TSG Kneeguard Patrol A 2.0 delivers reliable full-length protection, pro shock absorption and a secure fit for park riding. The pad, which can be put on without taking off your shoes, benefits from our brand new wrap-around ergonomic strap system, made up of three straps including a top double-closure Velcro strap to eliminate flapping straps and conform to individual rider’s leg shape for a firmer, more secure comfortable fit. Protection is delivered by a removable and flexible pierce-proof knee insert, ACF padding and side cushioning, while a moisture wicking terry cloth lining provides all-day ridability and comfort.
Amplified Softshell construction
BMX Devon Smillie 2020 etnies edit by bytiM Production
Vans & Cult reunite for the new mild-melting film, Trying Times, which chronicles the experience of a shared crew of BMX riders road tripping from Southern California to Las Vegas. Managing to keep things light and easy despite the currently challenging landscape, the film captures the camaraderie, core tenets of each brand and the iconic riding that backs it up. The team, including Dakota Roche, Angie Marino, and Sean Ricany, kept spirits high throughout the project, which is punctuated with CULT’s bold signature aesthetic.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.