The Southern Hemisphere is facing winter at the moment. Winter sucks. But 2020 magazine tries to help you get through it. The Australian BMX magazine just came out with their June issue. June is usually the start of summer for us, but not for the Australians. You can imagine that the June issue is packed with events that took place over the '06/'07 Aussie summer. It has Colony's NZ tour, the Morrisey-Crisp trip to X-air, a report on the PMP trails (so dialled), the Red Baron Challenge, Zombie Hop, Rignwood openings, Jay's Jam, Tim Hales day, Kurri Kurri comp, Erindale drunk/ride fest, O'Town report, Colonizing China report by Clint, Metro Jam in SIngapore, Cooma Breakout and much more. The Australians seem to be into jams don't they? When Dave Dillewaard, Colin MacKay and Corey Bohan visited home over the winter (their summer), they did a trip to film for FuelTV. Senad Grosic (Austria) joined them. The Shitluck van made it to Australia.
Rebelyell have managed to get on top of my favorite BMX magazine list within publishing only two issues. Damn it's good. It's way more than a magazine. It's more of a book that you find at a book store than a BMX magazine that you find a the newsstand. The quality of the paper and the pictures is great and the layout fits well. When people look for a stylish magazine that gives them a feeling that BMX is more of a lifestyle than a sport, look no further, it's RebelYell. They've done it. Featured articles:
-Loose, Confused and hopeful
-Chalk and cheese
-The kids are not alright'
-What is travel. travel tales told
-Burnouts, Blow-ups & Beach bikes
-Not weird, just different
New Era caps are all the craze at the moment. The fitted hats are of high quality and they can pretty much do whatever they want with the cap designs. It has endless colours, different print possibilities, different stitching, you name it. When New Era asks you to design a signature hat you have to start thinking what you exactly want. 
Frame : 2007 Volume 81 (Biz) Frame 20.8tt Forks : Volume Feather Weights
Bars : Volume V-12
Chain : KMCPintle Half Link
BB : Sealed 19mm Mid BB
Cranks : Demolition Medial (me-d-all) 170mm
Pedals : Fly Rubens
FRAME: Mirra.co Black Pearl 20,80 inch toptube FORK: Odyssey ”classic dirt fork”
BARS: FIT “Edwin”
FRONT WHEEL: MOSH “Justice front hub” with Primo “Balance”
REAR WHEEL: PROFILE Mini Cassette LHD with ODYSSEY Azard ligth
FRONT TIRE: PRIMO “Dirt Monster”
REAR TIRE: ANIMAL “LHD”
- Departments -
Up Front: Allan Cooke explains the Local Exposure Tour, Bobby Carter tells of his journey through Costa Rica for the fourth annual Ticos Flatland Jam, twelve riders are injured, one lucky winner got hooked up with an enormous Odyssey prize package, 2-Hip, ASPT Dew Tour, and Road Fools Rock Tour dates announced, Mat Hoffman picks his brain, Ride introduces our new videograper, Matt Beringer shows off his ultimate BMX vehicle, the Ride staff gives our top picks of the month, quotes from famous people and lots and lots of other fine print.
Fork: Volume Feather Weight 2lbs. 4oz.
Headseat: HSA sealed
Crankset: Demolition Medial 180mm
BB Set: mid BB
Sprocket: Demolition F-1 30t
Freewheel: Demolition Alum. driver 10t
Chain: KMC K710-SL
Kay Clauberg, Andy Zeiss and Benny Paulsen made it over from Germany as no Grounded premiere is planned in that little country of theirs. Most riders stayed after the Tour Dur Laarbeek to watch the video and at 9pm the Play button was pressed.
Randy Stumpfhauser, Joey Bradford and Eric Rupe have been doing most of the testing for GT and according to Robert Kahler it is going quite well.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.
