The Dirty Knobs Podcast Season 4 Episode 2 with Hollywood Mike Miranda, JV James Vicente and EC Eric Carter. This episode we sit down with BMX Hall of Famer and Nor Cal legend, Scott Clark.
Temperatures dropped after last week’s heat wave ( 85F to 40F ). Another week in paradise though :) thanks to the lizard DIY for their amazing job and y’all for watching.
Samar Carrilo sent through a fun one featuring a ton of heads during his travels in Spain. Featuring familiar faces, and some new, this has got a bit of everything.
"BULLDOG". A film by Brok Benjamin and Jack le Page.
Addressing the GT Bicycles Situation. It has taken me a while to comment on GT bicycles shutting down (or going on pause.) I kept having people ask if I would address the situation so I thought it was finally time. I love the GT brand and hope that one day they will return to their former glory but for the time being it looks like they will go the way of some other brands that are owned by Pon.
Check out this video of the Celestials Jam, the first BMX event of 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Participants came from Kyiv, Vyshneve, Kropyvnytskyi, Chernivtsi, Pavlograd, Lozova, Pryluky, Kalynivka, Cherkasy, Kharkiv, and Odesa to ride a wooden street set-up in a municipal building. It's so inspiring to see these guys shred hard and getting their minds off of the war raging in their country!
41 years old Barcelona local and The Cut BMX co-owner Pato Morales spent the last year filming this edit for us. We hope you enjoy it!
Name: Jyelan Wall
Age: 28
Hometown: Camden, NSW, Australia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Strictly BMX
The FAT Favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Campbelltown Skatepark
-BMX video: S&M Aussie rules
-Website: Strictly BMX
-Web video: Dennis Enarsons “Raven”
-Food: Sushi
-Person on Instagram: Jay Dalton
-Travel destination: Japan
-Riders to ride with: TKJ and the Sydney crew
-Car: Toyota Hiace
-Movie: Hotrod
-Colour: Purple
Upto G Journals - Lukas and Nate Halahan - New Zealand - Part Two
Upto G Journals -- Lukas and Nate Halahan -- New Zealand -- Part Two
The Royal Dutch Cycling Union (KNWU) and bicycle manufacturer Meybo have decided in good consultation to end their collaboration. After years of intensive and successful cooperation, both parties are taking their own path. Meybo has been a supplier of BMX Frames to the National and Talent BMX Team since 2013 and is therefore closely involved with the KNWU. The brand took care of the development of the BMX frames that were made to the riders' wishes. Experience, development and passion led to a silver medal at the Olympic Games in Rio with Jelle van Gorkom and an Olympic title for Niek Kimmann in Tokyo. Both the KNWU and Meybo are extremely proud of this.
The KNWU looks back with pride on the results achieved together. Meybo has made an important
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.