Bart de Jong
Kevin doesn't waste a day when he's traveling, even after a big competition. He went right into filming this almost 3 minute long video after competing at Urban Sessions in Brussels. So enjoy a mix of technical and heavy hitting style from the man; Kevin Peraza.
Have you always wanted to turn your hobby into your job? Then this is your chance!
Soulcycle Amsterdam are looking for new colleagues for both their store and their warehouse.
Can you make young and old enthusiastic for BMX and would you like to provide the scene with the right parts?
Mail your resume & motivation to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.!
Seattle stand-up! John Nelson comes through with some superior biking in his F-IT ALL section.
CULTCREW/ A WEEK IN BCN/ JAUME / MARCEL
Young nomad guy Louis Otto lived in BCN for a while, but that chapter seems to be over now. He's currently out in India, just keeping it international, you know.
Alive Industry was founded in Japan in 2012 by three riders Rehito Murata, Yugo Ito, and Daisuke Maja who are still making moves with their brand within the scene.
Denmark's best BMX riders are moving into the new Nationalt Elite Training Center at Copenhagen's BMX Club's training facility. Here, the elite riders of the national team get the opportunity to train together and at the same time be close to Denmark's Cykle Union and Team Denmark.
The following riders are affiliated with the National Elite Training Center:
Dorte Balle (Limfjord BMX)
Jakob Sardag (Roskilde BMX)
Kasper Olsson (København BMX)
Magnus Dyhre (Taulov BMX)
Malene Kejlstrup (Randers BMX)
Rikke Balle (Limfjord BMX)
Pic by Bart de Jong / FATBMX
2022 Derby City Nationals, Louisville, KY BY Niek Kimmann.
In this Episode we uncover the highs and lows of James Jones' journey to the Olympics. As James goes after his Olympic dreams, his determination never wavers, and we back him all the way.
Go behind the scenes on the project with Anthony Perrin as he filmed his Kink welcome to the team video, "Bienvenue".
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.