This video is comprised of two trips to the island of Oahu. Some friends and I decided to test out my new GoPro, so with that a mandatory trip was in order. After not getting enough to make something the first time around. I made arrangements to come back later that month. To make a long story short, BMX is cool, tell your friends.
Always awesome seeing a rider enjoying BMX and life to the fullest...Brandon does all this with his own style, swagger and creativity...Truly one for the history books here...Enjoy this piece...
Name: Kye Whyte
Age: 21
Hometown: Peckham, London, England
Plate number: 87
Hook-ups/Sponsors: GT, EDWARDS, NIKE
---The FAT favorites list---
-Track to race on: ZOLDER
-Favourite Race: MANCHESTER WORLD CUP
-Food: CHICKEN WINGS
-Gym: FRONT SQUAT
-Travel destination: Italy
Rayne Ramirez - street_culture locals
SLC's Kurt Perkins and the homies cruising some local spots reviving the deadseas..
Rest in peace, pre-fab park at Mölln Youth Centre!
Defensive Racing vs Offensive Racing- BMX Tactics by BMX Training
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Stop number 3 of the 2021 USA BMX pro series in Rockhill, South Carolina. Finally got my first win of the season, backed up with the greatest race of the weekend!
Simple Session will heat up the Estonian summer this August.
Simple Session 21 will be back in Tallinn, Estonia, on August 20–21 for a summer-time festival and an all-around good time! The Simple Session series will host an exciting street-focused contest in the hip new Põhjala district – an old rubber factory turned into a cultural hub will serve as a thrilling new location for the event. A tight selection of the finest BMX street riders and skateboarders from around the world will be invited to go head to head on a fresh Wessel-designed 650 m2 course.
Skateboarding and BMX are all about creativity. So is Simple Session – hosting the series in a whole new venue will take the entire contest experience to another level for athletes and viewers alike. The global health crisis has created obstacles and prevented us from hosting the annual wintertime event,
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.