Steven is back with another dope video featuring himself and David Amiston.
Tokyo, Japan was the destination for our first trip with latest edition Murray Loubser. Joined by Jordan Godwin, Felix Prangenberg, Sosoke Hayata, Yuma Ouchi, Keiro Kudo, Shota Higa and of course the world’s best guide Yuma Oshimo.
It's been a minute amigos! We haven't filmed a Factory Friday for awhile but you best believe the hustle and bustle at The Building is still very much a thing.
The Best Young BMX Riders In The World That EVERYONE Should Know About! by Scotty Cranmer
We decided to make a list of the best young BMX riders from around the world that everyone should know about because they are the future of BMX!
Chase BMX is a BMX Racing brand created by a Champion, Christophe Leveque, with Industry Leader, Pete Dylewski, and at the time, up and coming BMX designer, Max Tiechon.
Some highly progressive riders came through after the early 80s BMX explosion, the kids inspired by the King of the Skateparks and early Freestyle contests at the start of it all. The next wave was snapping at the heels of the big pros of the time. Joe Johnson is one of those guys, making a lot of noise on the east coast, Joe built his own quarter up against his moms house, mastered it then continued on to create many of his own moves.
Johnny Raekes sits down and runs through his Fiend x Odyssey setup. Johnny gives a ton of detail on what he rides and why, like his extra short ODSY Calibur cranks and Nordstrom stem. Raekes has also been riding the yet to be released, BIG BOYD RIMS. Watch the video for a closer look and to see what he has to say about his setup.
Draußen regnet es und das Thermometer kratzt an 5 Grad. Die Trailssaison ist vorbei, und es wird ewig dauern, bis draußen wieder Matsch gegen Staub und Schaufel gegen BMX eingetauscht werden.
CRAZY RAMP IN MIDDLE OF NOWHERE (and Area51)
FLATLANDER DES JAHRES @ FREEDOMBMX AWARDS 2024 presented by @bikersbase-bmx-undfahrradl4508 .
1. Dustyn Alt
2. Kevin Nikulski
3. Wolfgang Sauter
4. Chris Böhm
5. Dan Hennig
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.