Subrosa rider Miguel Smajli found time in between Covid lockdowns, going to school, working at Kunstform, and rapping to film a new video with David Schaller and it rules.
Name: Aaron Stokes
Age: 32
Hometown: Nuneaton, UK
Hook-ups/Sponsors: My Friends and Family
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Cruising Streets
-BMX video: Can I Eat, Demolition, WTP etc. Road Fools
-Web video: Lotek the one with Eddie Cleveland is the first section and ending with Ian Schwartz. Probably a vid but I class it as one of the first smaller banger vids.
-Food: Slow cooked beef stew and dumplings
-Person on Instagram: Close mates
-Travel destination: Woolacombe, Devon UK awesome beach just to chill out
Dave has been rehabbing hard for the last year or so after two wrist injuries and one surgery set him back a bit. The good news is, he's back on the bike cruising around and getting back into it. He'll be back to top form soon, but until then - here's some top shelf nugs to help ease the wait until he's back to 100 percent!
The best backyard on the planet is back. Pat Casey drops in for the fourth installment of his Dreamyard series.
Embarque dans la Part BMX de Mickael Carmona à travers Paris, Metz et le Maroc!
Name: Matthew Petrissans
Age: 31
Hometown: Bakersfield, USA
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Santa Barbara
-BMX video: Kink, Champagne
-Website: YouTube
Shop name: Local BMX
My name: Local Mike
Location: Fremantle (Perth), Western Australia
Years in business: 7
Best year yet: They have all been good
Worst year yet: Stress wise 2020 for sure.
What were your first thoughts on Covid-19 when it hit?
Local Mike: Uncertainty, a small amount of media produced fear, definitely a scary time.
The one and only Boneyard Skatepark in Tattenhall near Chester, UK
Borja de la Riva coming in with the Madrid smith hard master royal ambassador title.
Like most of the world right now, our local city of Glasgow has seen a seemingly constant stream of changing coronavirus restrictions in the latter half of 2020. And, for three weeks in late November, restrictions stopped Glasgow’s indoor skatepark ‘The Loading Bay’ from trading altogether. Never missing out on an opportunity, we decided to team up with them for a build-and-ride video project whilst their doors were closed. This is Modularity.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.