Bart de Jong
Released in 2018 Born&Bred is GoodCleanFun's 2nd full length dvd. Filmed over a 3 year period, this particular project was a rollercoaster and a half! With our new recruits, a new set of trails & our ever growing passion for 2 wheels, Born&Bred is truly a special addition to our ever evolving collection.
Canada's Weird & Revered crew spent three years filming for their full-length film, Vagabond Squad. Inevitably, they collected plenty of footage, some of which didn't make it into the final cut of the film.
After the World Cup in Rockhill, SC we traveled to Houston to spend some time on the track where the 2020 UCI BMX World Championships will be held. I made a little video about our week there, enjoy!
Alex Valentino captures MarieJade's Anthony Perrin transitioning through day and night in Barcelona for 7 days, as only he can.
Film and edit: Alex Valentino
The fith of seven parts to hit the web from our Nora Cup winning full length video FTS. Joe Jarvis coming out of Northwich England is our youngest rider to feature in FTS. Joe broke his ankle in London half way into filming so was cut short but still came through with this ridiculous part.
This whole project was filmed in New Orleans. Riding by Ross Coulon, and a few clips of Ronald Shields. This was a fun project to put together. Enjoy. ~Ciggy
Getting funky with it! Check out Alex Stinshoff laying down das smoothness for SIBMX, Volume Bikes, and Demolition Parts in the streets of Germany. Bevor wir am vergangenen Samstag gemeinsam mit unseren Gästen in der Skatehalle Aurich die Gewinner der freedombmx Awards 2019 mit Bier vollgespritzt haben, flimmerte als Aufwärmprogramm noch der ein oder andere audio-visuelle Leckerbissen über die Leinwand.
Thank you to everyone along the way. Had so much fun, and so many downs with this one. Huge thank you to Mark Rubio for everything he did to help with this. Another thank you to Konata Small for the song. Killed it!
Sean Falkenstein's section from Division Brand's "Make Noise" video that dropped last month.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.