WeThePeople's Riley Smith built up a sample of their new Capital frame, which was made in the USA by Whthous. The Capital frame shares the same geometry as the WTP Battleship (specs below), so Riley had zero issues getting used to it and went on to stacking clips.
Spring vibez from the streets of Ulm (Germany), courtesy of Jannik Schmid.
Name: Bourhis Robin
Age: 22 years old
Hometown: Paris, France
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Wethepeople, Eclat, Traffic bmx France, DIY clothing, Le Comptoir bike shop.
---The FAT favorite list---
-Spot to ride: Tricky one…
-BMX video: Performance DVD / Federal FTS / WTP out of line
A slideshow from the Time Out jam this past summer.
24 year old Dorian Ghanty just came through swinging! Filmed over a year in Barcelona and his hometown of Paris, France, Dorian went in big time. Burly downledges, rail rides, tech flat ledge moves... he's got it all. He even closes things out with that scary Parisian rail Sean Burns took care of on an Anthem trip back in the day. Look out for this guy!
Charles LIttle John stays with the heavy moves.
Source BMX: Vans "The Circle" Contest / Behind the scenes.
The Audio is built around a larger 22” diameter wheel, providing a more stable ride without sacrificing the classic BMX look and feel. Perfect for the die-hard trail dogs, just or taller riders looking for bike more fitting to their size, without having to ride a bike that simply isn’t a BMX.
Name: Mason White
Age: 23
Hometown: Lolo, Montana. USA.
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Nowear Bmx, Pusher Bmx, Ridebrand
The FAT FAVOURITES list:
-Spot to ride: Greenwood Village park (aka DTC park) and The Nowear Compound in Unadilla Nebraska.
-BMX video: Drew Bezanson’s Uncontainable
-Website: NoWear
-Food: I could spend the rest of my life eating French toast.
-Person on Instagram: Mason Ritter!
-Travel destination: Denver Colorado is my favorite place to be!
-Riders to ride with: All of my Nowear family members and anyone that’s genuinely happy to be out
The first time Vans BMX's Dakota Roche had the opportunity to ride Philly was 13 years ago and since then, it’s held a special place in his heart. Although Dak grew up on the west coast, he has always had a love and fascination with the style of spots on the east coast.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.