Felix Prangenberg's latest FRACTURE project titled "VISIONS OF LIGHT", featuring Felix, Linda Grabner, Carlo Hoffmann, Mattes Torn, Tom Weikert, David Schaller, Kilian Reichmeyer, Nico van Loon, Thomas Federer, Tim Güntner, Angelo Kurtz, Christian Gattinger, Luc Flosbach, Fabian Bongers, Adrian Warnken, Mads Zameit, Sebastian Dreher, Dave Paterson, and Anton Arens throughout the streets of Germany.
Join McShovels and co. as we journey along with him facing his biggest demons. The trouble with building big steep jumps is that you eventually have to hit them... From building to testing, the rollercoaster of emotions that one experiences is like none other in the beautiful world of bmx trails.
CVM NOW - NOVAIL24 / Entity BMX Shop
Chris Moeller is a living legend. He is the CEO of Fit Bike Co and S&M Bikes which was started over 35 years ago! Chris was the first official guest on the MooreBMX podcast and with all of the hysteria surrounded Trump Tariffs he is the perfect person to talk about this subject with.
Spanish friends and Rawer Crew associates, Javi Rodriguez, Yoel, Riaa, Carlos Vinuesa, Luis Lillo, Jaime, and Paco Jones made their way west to Portugal for a fresh dose of spots. They got straight to it!
CLUUT JAM was next level ! We had so much fun with the squad ! We decided to stay a few more days out here in Bruxelles to ride the street ! Wasn't an easy mission with the rain, but of course we made it work!
"The routine I want" is the new video by Felipe Manerim with support from Vans Brasil.
I'd previously posted these 2 comps separately, and (incorrectly dated 2003). So here's a better, higher quality upload. The Ontario LG Comp is first, featuring the infamous Eduardo Torres slam. Brian Blyther stole the show here in front of his hometown.
Why you're doing your BMX Bike Maintenance WRONG!
Mollet Skatepark in Barcelona, Spain played host to the Cliche Jam with cash getting handed out for the best stuff going down. Stoked to see Cliche events getting bigger and bigger each time! Will Chappell was on hand to capture all the best moments...
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.