After throwing a few successful jams in Mexico, we decided it was time to go below the equator and check out the streets of Lima. Aside from being kicked out of every spot by the Police – Peru was amazing.
Our Romanian connect, Raul Jula tearing up the streets.
What a week in Tallinn, Estonia! @simplesessionwas a blast, the parties were off the hook and to top things off, @FTL BMX and the local Stoned Street Crew threw a sick street jam on the last day. Here are some of the highlights, including Joe Jarvis yelling at people randomly and destroying every spot we went, as well as Filippakos Kosmidis Best Trick banger. Thanks to @Billy Perry and every one involved for a good time. Can't wait for next year!
WOW. The Russians really know how to get down for a street jam. The people at Stress BMX did a ton of work getting the third instalment of their Wolf Pack Jam going, and torrential rain halfway through couldn't stop the madness. This goes hard as hell. Congrats to Stress and all the riders for putting on an incredible jam.
Today, etnies launches the new Emil Johansson signature colourway of the Camber Crank. Emil’s riding is simply outstanding, and he’s letting the riding speak for itself in this “Bracken” video part, filmed at the new Kisa Bike Park in Sweden. “I’m so stoked to produce my first edit with etnies to coincide with the release of my first signature colourway shoe,” said Emil. “The etnies Camber Crank has been my go-to shoe for trail bike riding for the past year and I love how the shoe stays grippy even in the muddiest conditions and keeps my feet from getting soaked. It’s also super supportive and feels great on my feet all day long.”
With a super-grippy Michelin outsole - designed for flat pedals that is 3x more durable, Emil’s Camber
ABC is excited to announce the launch of President of Box Toby Henderson’s new venture, American BMX Company (ABC), co-founded with Canadian entrepreneur and ex-BMX Racer Marc Côté. Côté, who has an extensive background in robotic engineering as well as film and television production, raced BMX in his youth and sought out Multi-Champion BMX and MTB Racer Henderson a couple years ago when he wished to get involved in the bike business.
Together Côté and Henderson acquired and relaunched the BMX brand “Race Inc.”, designing innovative frames for BMX racing bikes equipped with Box Components. ABC, parent company of multiple yet-to-be-revealed brands including Race Inc. developed by Côté and Henderson, will offer a broad range of bicycle components and accessories featuring a blend of modern technology and retro design. With this new alliance, Henderson’s primary goal remains to bring more innovation to bikes and components alike. “With ABC, I can create way more for BMX. Côté’s expertise in engineering, videography, and computer
It’s almost time... This week, the long-awaited Vans PK Ripper, Vans Blocks Flyer, and Vans Big Ripper will all be dropping! The ultra-limited-edition Vans PK Ripper Looptail will be available EXCLUSIVELY on SEBIKES.com on Tuesday, August 24 for sales in the USA. That’s right, if you are in the USA, the SE website is the only place to order this awesome bike.
The Vans Blocks Flyer will drop on Wednesday, Aug. 25, followed by the Vans Big Ripper on Thursday, Aug. 26. The Vans Blocks Flyer and Vans Big Ripper will also be available from select SE dealers.
SAR LEVI 2021 street VLOG remix
Brandon Begin, Billy Perry , Justin Seiller and George Duran hopped in the van for a week and went from NJ to Detroit and back, hitting spots on the way. Montana Ricky, Anthony Catlow and Oscar Ruiz made sure to snag some clips in before we took off. Filmed and edited by Scott McMenamin.
Yoshi and I proudly present 'First and Last'. We've filmed a lot of stuff behind the scenes this year and put it together in this little documentary. The title comes from the fact that it was Niek's first year in Switzerland and Simon finished first in his first World Cup final. This year was special cause it was at the same time our last year in Switzerland, and for Yoshi even the last season of his BMX career.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.