Halloween BMX Fun with Kam Larsen and Fruity Pebbles! by Supercross BMX
On this weeks Kam Larsen Episode he has a special guest drop in, Mikkel Devore flies down and road trips to Lemore BMX for the Hallloween BMX festivities.
Sponsor By The Digital STM
Name: Philipp Schuster
Age: 25
Hometown: Kottingbrunn (Austria)
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Dsire Teadrink Austria, Elitebmxshop, Moreboards, Kunacrewbmx
---The FAT favorite list---
-Spot to ride: There’s not actually a favourite spot, I love riding my bike everywhere
-BMX video: Dennis Enarson’s “Right Here” video, Unit BMX Dirt jump session with Jaie Toohey, Cam White and Jed Mildon, Matt Ray’s Boston Massacre
-Website: Don’t know actually
-Web video: All game of bike by Anthony Panza
-Food: Grandma’s kitchen
-Person on Instagram: No fav
-Travel destination: Too many favourites
-Riders to ride with: All my homies in town
Nate Halahan (@irodetoday) celebrates spooky season by going through a set with a pumpkin on his head, happy halloween!
Name: Rory McLean
Age: 23
Hometown: Edinburgh, Scotland
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Substance BMX and BSD
---The FAT favorite list---
-Spot to ride: Saughton skatepark
-BMX video: Mark Burnett ‘What could go wrong’
-Website: substancebmx.com
-Web video: Kriss Kyle At Home
-Food: Halloumi
-Twitter to follow: Never had it
We proudly present to you the long awaited 2020 mixtape!
Enjoy 26 minutes of park, street, bowl and dirt/trails footage :)
"Trying to film an edit is always a tough thing for me. Working 40 hours a week as a union electrician and running multiple job sites; I use riding as a way to relax.
Started out making ep.37 of the vlog and it kinda progressed into a feel good bmx edit, mini movie of me enjoying the hell out of riding my bike recently!
Playing call the shots with the British Olympic squad was a banger !! It got out of hand.
As part of the build up to the anticipated release of 'The Circle' edits, Vans TM Andy Zeiss caught up with German rider and tattoo artist Markus Reuss to talk creativity and inclusivity as part of VANS support for expressive creators within the BMX community.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.