The Albion Issue 6 is now available to view online and download for free.
Summer is gone and it's time to go indoors or put some warmer clothes on. But the summer had lots to offer. Freedom BMX was present where things mattered and they've packed it into issue 108. Get sum!
The second issue of BMX Rider magazine over in Germany has seen the light. The new mag will come with free stickers and has two competitions. In one of them you can win a complete HARO bike. But the 100 pages have plenty articles to offer. Here's the list.
Issue 45 of 2020 BMX Magazine goes Australia wide this week and runs deep with exclusive content from around the worlds largest island. Inside the pages graced by Ryan Lloyds epic cover, we get our reverse colonisation on, with Colony’s pro team hitting up the UK, and Paul Chamberlain heads to the land of the rising sun for Red Bulls Circle of Balance, while The Set’s all star team blaze their way down the east coast. There’s an insight into the latest collab between 2020 and Troy Charlesworth ‘Thats Whats Up’ from Troy and some of the riders involved about the soon to be released DVD.
If you don't buy this copy of SOUL BMX magazine, you're missing out. It comes with the The HUNT DVD which is a must see, if you haven't already. Let's imagine you pay for the DVD, and get the mag for free. #77 comes with the Compression Trip, a dirt crew gets on the road and took Chris Doyle with them. It got Doyle on the cover of the mag. Fly Bikes (Ruben, Kalkoff, Matt Roe, and Lantschner) and FIT UK (Lewis, Clegg, Bengo, Florent Soulas and Benson) went on a road trip and Soul tells you about what happened on the trips. JB Peytavit went to the Riviera with a couple of your riders who won a contest. SOULBMX went to The Lake contest and also the Kill The Line dirt event. Expect reports in #77. Nicolas Badet gets interviewed, Anthony Perrin's bike gets checked, spots get checked, products get reviewed, etc. The mag is written in French but the DVD doesn't need any translation.
The GT Performer is the longest running name for a BMX freestyle bike. It all started when Eddie Fiola slowly unveiled the frame through print ads in the magazine. The curved downtube at the fork took care of the clearance, the standing platform helped with some of the tricks. Both items are gone now, but you get a lot more bike for the buck on the 2013 model.
Haro's complete bikes are dialled. The 400.1 series for 2013 are looking really good. Available in two colours. Which one do you prefer? Once you've made that decision you can look at the spec sheet, see what geometry it has and how much this complete bike will cost you. Read on.
The Albion is a free BMX magazine, but hard to get sometimes. Issue 10 just came out but their old issues are making it online one by one for everyone to enjoy. For free.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.