After Kye Whyte's hard work with his BMX Racing sports, he earned 2nd place at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. This is a fantastic achievement. Whyte was raised in Peckham in southeast London, United Kingdom and has influenced many of the youth in the area.
I spent a chilly Saturday back in March with Rick Moliterno and the boys at Standard Byke Company. I wanted an inside view to some of the inner workings of an American made bmx company.
Big bmx jam in baltimore. We had an amazing time and with the help of some local sponcers and others we made the best jam yet!
Casey Starling has been on a mission the past few years and we thought we should check the steed that allows him to do all his crazy shit out in the streets. Will Chappell caught up with him to check his latest Kink / Premium build.
In the worldwide BMX flatland scene it is common to see riders with similar styles and tricks. Every so often a trendy style will come along and result in copycat riders. Ultimately, being original or having your own style becomes one of the top priorities of most riders.
It's almost a 3-DAY weekend, but before we blow out of here, have a look ? at all the action that popped off at The Building this week! BTM XLs (in new 20.6 and 20.8 TT lengths) make their way through the shop.
Als Warmup für die erste Party des Butcher Jams 2023 wurden die rundum erneuerte Streetfläche im Schlachthof Flensburg auseinandergenommen und zwei Fässer Freibier leergetrunken.
"I consider this video a recollection of souvenirs from 6 months of filming across Europe with the best people and I hope that you’ll enjoy the video as much as we enjoyed filming it. Thank you so much to everyone for providing me with a place to crash in every city I ended up going to. Thank you to everyone involved in this project. You know who you are, and I do too! Thank you Wethepeople, Eclat, Traffic, Le Comptoir Bike Shop, and DIY Clothing for keeping me rolling. Forever grateful!!" - Robin Bourhis
What can be said about Subrosa rider Mo Nussbaumer that hasn't already been said. He's been such a good rider for so long, and his videos speak for themselves. Mo is so good on a bike, and even better off the bike. His personality and passion for all things new is inspiring.
"Technical Difficulties is our first full length BMX video inspired by HDP and Deviant BMX, capturing our street missions as good friends travelling across the UK and parts of Europe for the last four years.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.