Bart de Jong
Name: Justin Kimmann
Sponsors: Meybo/BMX24Seven – BOX Components – Tioga – HT Components – Pro Gate Europe – WLM Design – Gulf Nederland – Droomparken
Mechanic: Willie Meijer
When's the last time you took your bike to the track?
Justin Kimmann: I received my new bike on July 10th and rode it straight away at the SX Track at Papendal.
Two fun sessions at the "Isaak Plaza" in vienna, with Matteo Nemeth, Valentin Moder and Aaron Theuretzbacher.
Our boy Mike Stahl has been on a killstreak lately and his 2020 section is a banger! Shoutout to Grant C. for filming, happy Mike Monday!
Name: Niek Kimmann
Sponsors:
Personal: Samsung, Gulf, Droomparken
Team: Meybo, Box, Tioga, HT Pedals, Nederlandse Loterij, WLM Design, Pro-Gate.
Mechanic: The man, the myth, the legend: Willie Meijer.
2021 bikes came in. Is it always a treat for you to put together a new bike?
Niek Kimmann: For sure! I rode for over a year with the exact same bike, which is pretty long for an elite I guess, but it still felt good and still felt pretty stiff. But it’s always nice to get a new bike obviously!
In this video we head back to the dream yard for another bmx session with the Colony boys! You know what to expect guys! Nothing but bangers as usual and Alex Hiam kills the session with a possible World First?
The world of BMX Dirt has many characters, but none bigger than Cory "Nasty" Nastazio. Since the mid 1990s, Cory has been riding progressive dirt competitions, bringing some of the world's biggest backflips with style to the front of the pack. And what's better is, he's still going.
Felix Prangenberg kept himself busy whilst he recovered from a broken hand by building up a fresh bike based around his signature Wethepeople PATHFINDER frame, bar and sprocket along with a full eclat kit to finish it off.
The highly anticipated sequel is here... Now featuring... sections! A much dirtier lens and Mitch Atkin getting out the friend zone...kind of.
Colony - Paterico Fallico
Kunstform / GT BMX's Sven Avemaria and spring biking memories from his time in Spain's beloved Barcelona. Looks like Sven hit all the go-to spots while he was out there. Damn it, get me an Estrella.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.