Here's one of the Argentinian homie Luis Montañez making the most of them Buenos Aires spots! Filmed and edited by Luis' chica bonita who, incidentally, rollerskates rather well.
I race my first national rounds of the year along with my little brother Tian and Kye Whyte. It was also my boss from Pure Bicycles 40th Birthday!
Johnny Raekes' EPIC opening part from RideBMX "Headlights", a full length video by Mike Mastroni featuring DeMarcus Paul, Jake Seeley, Tate Roskelley, Ryan "Biz" Jordan, Calvin Kosovich, Shawn "Elf" Walters, Mike Mastroni, Zach Krejmas, Broc Raiford, Justin Spriet, Brady Tweedy & many more...
ANIMAL BIKES: JOBY SUENDER "TAKE IT" SECTION. When Joby Suender's not sniffing out Philadelphia's finest set ups like a bloodhound, he's putting in work on behalf of the BMXLife Program. BMXLife is based in Philadelphia and aims to keep inner city kids riding on two wheels and on the right path. This summer Joby and BMXLife will be bringing the first pump track to Philadelphia and just collaborated with Illumine clothing on a rad new t-shirt with benefits going towards the BMXLife Program.
We've got Double Dak for you today! To go with the online release of his incredible CULT 'It's Later Than You Think' section, we've also got a sick behind the scenes chat with Dakota about the effort, search, passion and prep that goes into filming that goes into every one of his DVD parts. Know-how from one of the masters of the video section.
The street powerhouse that is Dakota Roche is a video part machine - each time giving us the goods in epic proportions. His latest endeavour for the latest Cult Crew DVD, 'It's Later Than You Think' is another gem to his catalogue of mind-blowing sections. Sit back and enjoy 6 minutes from one of Cali's finest exports.
I don't know if you know, But C.M.P.B. is dropping at the end of June and It's looking like its gonna be good one folks. Grab some popcorn and your favorite beverage. Powers is about to bring the Power.
What a wild day! Wild gators, crazy skate boarding classes and a kid slams in to next week while riding my bike.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.