Self filmed and edited. June/July 2020.
Andrew Lazaruk certainly has a keen nose for an empty pool.
So many spots need a visit still but there are so many new places to check these days to do them all at once. The pump track in Roosendaal had been on the agenda since the opening over two years ago. Sometimes it just is like that. But time was on our hands (Covid-19!) and the drive was made on a sunny day. Early departure (09:00hr) to avoid the spot being too busy. The pump track location in Roosendaal can be found at the public cycling park. It's free to ride and free to park and on arrival just a handful of kids were using the giant pumptrack. It was made by Velosolutions so the typical red stripe with arrows showed the direction they wanted you to go. It had plenty to offer so going in the opposite direction to create more lines wasn't needed. The aphalt felt grippier than the asphalt in Beesel which was good as long as you stay on the bike. If not, you'll leave some skin in Roosendaal for sure.
CHAD KERLEY
KEEP MOVING KEEP GRINDING!
COREY WALSH SIGNATURE TIRE... Designed with pool riding and speed in mind... Using a harder rubber with a lower rolling resistance than any other Cult tire... 2.40” 110PSI.
Only Nathan Williams would consider a nollie switch pegs on El Toro a leftover. Two and half minutes of everyone else's bangers are what's left on the cutting room floor for Nathan's upcoming nine-full-fucking-minute video part, "Why Not." If you haven't already, hit the link above and pre-order it before it drops on 8/7/2020.
We're just gonna put this lil' compilation right here so we can say we knew her when... introducing 10-year-old Keir Sirlin. Keir hails from Vancouver, Washington, has a little brother named Steele who also shreds, and skates great too! She loves BMX and we love her!
You know what time it is? Pin*Up time. Every Friday we search for on to add to the FATBMX site. It's got some history on here. Today's bike is an Eastern but that shouldn't scare you off.
18+? Come inside for the FATBMX PIN*UP of the week!
Decoding Athletes - Episode 9: Terry Adams (BMX Flatland) by Matthias Dandois
Terry Adams came from nothing and became a legend. His exceptional career started in Louisiana and brought him two NORA Cup Number One rider awards, multiple XGames medals and many more awards. For me he is the definition of a self-made pro rider.
A last minute decision to meet up at Hairy Bobs skatepark in Scarborough UK with Jase Lewis to get some footage. Here’s some clips from the few hours we spent trying to film in between the crowd of people.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.