Bart de Jong
A brand new addition to the Medieval bikes team, Matt Perkins aka @mattpstreetg from Florida
Dean Deppiesse at Railside Skatepark in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia courtesy of Brayden Rastad
Since the inception of Act Like You Know. — Cult has been hand in hand with the crew.
Join Reed Stark, Joe Foley, Antonio Smallwood and Gaspar Guendulain in Lyon, France to see what the BSD crew got up to around the week of the Bros Store 'Street Station' jam.
There is a certain allure to the California Coast, those who seek adventure and the vastness of the western world tend to gravitate towards the shimmering handrails and freshly-waxed concrete creations the greater Southern California area has to offer. Joris Coulomb is no stranger to seeking adventure and the world that lays before him.
Highlights including riding, trick jump contest, and high air on Chicken.
Diving deep in to the Channel 4Down video vault for this one (14 years to be precise) we present "3 Toms In Malaga"
Title of the book: We Were Rad
Author: Antony Frascina, Clint Pilkington, Andrew Rigby
Date published: February 2022
Pages: 448
Copies printed: First Print – 1600 (sold out). Re-printed August 2022.
How long was the thinking process before you decided to get to work on the book?
We Were Rad: It was a pretty fluid process. We originally made an Old School style ‘Zine’ where we interviewed BMX Royalty such as Bob Haro and Andy Ruffell. This gave us the confidence and the bug to be creative. At the time social media was blossoming and every day new unseen images were appearing. These were the untold story of the kids on the streets, like us. We immediately all felt that these images and stories needed to be collected and told. We Were Rad was born!
Did you have things lined up and organized as far as photos were concerned or did you have to
Despite some rain issues the first annual Oktoberjam 2022 in Munich, Germany was a huge success. Thanks to Marius Dietsche and Fabian Bader for putting on such a rad event. Check out our video to see, who got the rowdiest.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.