Bart de Jong
Jase Lewis bedding in his new doomsayer frame. To say he only rides once in a blue moon properly he’s fairly technical on a BMX in the skatepark. Here he is at Bridlington Gasworx skatepark and along the seafront of Bridlington over the course of a few hours.
I will have opportunity spending two days filming this incredible street rider Danny Heron. He is very talented rider, always try push yourself to the next level.
Denby Chandler, Brock Olive and Jake Norris shred a few setups inside the new LUX warehouse before we fill it up with BMX products!
Name: Terry Adams
Hometown: Hammond, Louisiana
Sponsors: Red Bull, Tiger Balm, Profile Racing, Raising Canes, DECO, and Grind Legacy
Crazy times these days. How has your quarantine time gone so far?
Terry Adams: It’s been extremely motivating actually, I’ve spent this extra time at home to spend more quality time with my family, improve my skill level on the BMX, Get in shape, and work more on becoming calm and relaxed in different situations. I’m very grateful.
Name: Arthur PILARD
Sponsors: SUNN / KENNY / PRIDE / XFORCE / GFORM / HT / SAINT-BRIEUC
How many sessions did it take you to get used to the SUNN bike when you first received it?
Arthur Pilard: It doesn't usually take me a long time to adapt to a new bike, I would say one session.
With the forks having the drop-outs straight under the forks, did you notice any difference?
Arthur Pilard: At first it feels weird, but you get used to it and it bothers me no more.
Are you happy with the disc brake?
We took other bike bags on the market and tested them for a solid year to assess their pros and cons, and also where they can be improved. Working closely with one of the best sports baggage manufactures in the world, and using super durable and long-lasting materials, the PRO 100L Flight Bag is incredibly dependable and resistant to even the laziest baggage handlers and clumsiest airlines.
While Michal Kovačovič was out in Chengdu, China last year for FISE he dipped out of the contest for a bit to sample what the marble lined streets and smooth as butter spots had to offer. Including guest clips from Ludis Toth and Dave Dillewaard.
Dan has been repping the shield forever and has been on a rampage lately, this one's a banger!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.