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For advanced riders looking to customize their race bike, Mongoose now offers the Title Elite Pro as a frame only! The Mongoose Title Elite Pro (XL, XXL, 24) BMX race frame is designed for intermediate skills all the way to Pro like our Factory rider Justin Posey. This frame gives you the high-end performance you need to land on the podium!
-Professional-grade 6061 Tectonic T1 aluminum biaxial hydroformed and butted tubing.
-86mm press fit BB shell with flared seat tube for stiffness.
Filmed and edited by Fernando Gomarin Olaiz.
James "Jimmah" Pease comes through with a deep bag of original moves on spots way bigger than him. Stoked on this one!
Grinds are, arguably, the most fun thing you can do on a BMX outside of simply roasting something. Learning how to grind and what to grind on can definitely be daunting, but Demarcus Paul is here to run you through the basics...
We found it! This is the official video for 'BMX Boys' by Danny Owen & The Mongoose team! Released in 1983, this track was everywhere in the early '80s including The Kelloggs BMX Racing series.
We have a heavy video from our dawg James "Jimmah" Pease dropping later today, stay tuned!
BMX Street: Murray Loubser Tripod Edit / woozyBMX 2021
This French warrior goes by the name Baptiste Rault and rides for BSD through Bros Bike Store. Sit back and watch his first solo video endeavour. Enjoy!
We've asked Mel Stoutsenberger to pick his favourite photos from back in the day and give us the Who, Where, When, What, and Why. Mel documented BMX first hand. His photos tell stories.
Who: (L-R) Bill Ford, Mike Aldred, Butch Baum and John George. We had just received our new Canoga Cycle Center BMX Team shirts that Russ Okawa had made. Completely stoked, we decided to head over to our closest hot spot wearing our new shirts for some photos. I shot a roll of 36 exposure black and white film and got a lot of killer pics but this one was the money shot. Tight formation, everyone has decent air, the light was good and none of the guys hit me after landing.
We've asked Mel Stoutsenberger to pick his favourite photos from back in the day and give us the Who, Where, When, What, and Why. Mel documented BMX first hand. His photos tell stories.
Who: My long time friend and fellow bike mechanic, John George. Little did I know when I shot this photo that John would land the NBA National #1 position later in the year. John worked as a mechanic for Canoga Cycle Center and raced for their team exclusively. He raced NBA sanctioned events almost every weekend of the year as well as many week nights. He was fast, hard to beat and had piles of style. Whether he was on a long gnarly downhill course like Malibu Country Club or a Friday night flat track bash at the Van Nuys Teen Center, John always held his own.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.