German Street BMX Star Bruno Hoffmann Gets an Early Halloween Shocker at Berlin’s Teufelsberg
Bruno Hoffmann’s Devil’s Voice: BMX Mystery at Teufelsberg. It’s sheer horror: a lost radio set lies on the ground in the nocturnal forest. You can hear the distant voice of Anthony Perrin, the best friend of German BMX star Bruno Hoffmann. Where did the French disappear to? Bruno Hoffmann launches a search and finds a hint at Berlin’s Teufelsberg (“Devil’s Mountain”). Following the track on his BMX in the dark, he has to overcome several obstacles in order to reach the next level with his tricks, just as in a video game. It turns out that Anthony Perrin is caught in a dark parallel universe.
Bruno Hoffmann was inspired by a mystery series: „I have watched „Stranger Things“ and when we
Biz felt like switching things up and went with a theme for his new Demolition Sea Level edit. Every clip was thought out beforehand, and is either on the beach or you can see the ocean in the background. Even though they were at some of SoCal's most scenic beaches, finding spots with the ocean view wasn't always that easy. Biz still came through with some hammers with an ocean view and all.
Guest clip from none other than Brian Kachinsky, and a much needed trip back home to visit my family and friends. Follow us @Brad_simms @Branddonalston @Bkachinsky
The fourth and final Odyssey vs Sunday VX edit might be our strongest yet, and remember the best is yet to come – both teams WENT IN for their HD edits dropping this fall, and you'll vote on those to decide which team wins a trip anywhere in the world.
A few weeks ago I met up with a heavy group of locals at Five Dock Skatepark. This edit is full of true Aussie bowl destruction by Benn Pigot, Mathew Muttock, Aaron Guy, Hunter Cowen-Murphy, Michael Hanfler, Phil Piazza and Jacob Devony. Enjoy!
Kenneth Tencio, Daniel Dhers and Drew Bezanson ride Black Pearl skatepark – the largest skate park in the Western Hemisphere.
This was not an easy video to get together. Between all our work schedules and trying to collaborate free time proved challenging however we were able to pull it together and this is the outcome.
BMX Street Edit in Germany with the New Era BMX Team. Shot within 14 Hours! Featuring Mike Curley, Max Bergmann, Tim Guentner and Special Guests Leon Hoppe & Thijs Vervaeck.
BMX illustration. Stop motion. Step by step.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.