Bart de Jong
Connect The Dots, now playing on sundaybikes.com. East Coast with the crew back in August around this year's Don of The Streets. Featuring Julian Arteaga, Broc Raiford, Aaron Ross, Brett Silva, Jake Seeley and more.
Raleigh, the iconic British bicycle brand, ‘creates cool’ by bringing one of their most exhilarating products back to life, the 1980’s inspired limited Tuff Burner edition. The re-make of the MK1 Raleigh Super Tuff Burner screams BMX pop culture and has us wallowing in nostalgia as it goes live today for pre-orders on Raleigh’s website. As ubiquitous as the rubik's cube, the new Tuff Burner features a vibrant colour scheme with bright blue and yellow contrasts. The double hole chromemoly frame with loop tail rear, skyway mag wheels and the three piece BMX padset means pure retro aesthetics.
The 1980’s are known to be close to the heart of many, especially the We Were Rad collective,
Get to know @hurricane_tracks with #FISEUp October.
0:12 LES Skatepark
1:09 Brooklyn Bridge
2:32 Mullaly Skatepark
4:13 Buffalo, NY
4:28 Leo locked me out of the car story
The Fall Classic at Gillies Creek BMX - “fun for everyone”. Check out the highlights and visit www.radshare.org to help get kids on bikes and helmets on heads.
The year that changed my life. BRAD SIMMS.
We had so much fun at the Halloween Session this year! Thanks to everyone who came out and shoutout to all of the sponsors who pitched in to help make this event possible!
Online premiere of Ryan Howard's full part from Salad Days, the epic Midwest "Us/Them" sequel. The full vid, filmed over the last four years also features Felix Masionet, Jake Coulson, Devon Denham, Travis Collins, Jason Govan, Hardy, Bo Bowen and Zack Gerber.
CULTCREW/ CULTOWEEN 2022 at the Vans park in HB
It wasn't meant to be the last issue of FAT-'zine but it sure was. Since picking up a job at the European GT marketing offices in Belgium in 1996 I was too busy with work. In fact, it was my first real job and one I liked a lot so screwing around wasn't an option. The Condor made the last cover and I'm glad it's him who got the last FAT-'zine love. Since these 'zines didn't come out every few weeks any longer the content list just got bigger and bigger.
We'll rush through it and leave it up to you to flip through all the pages here online.
- Ruben Castillo interview,
- BMX race Schijndel,
- Schwinn show Atlanta, Georgia,
- Volkel BMX race,
- Burnside Oregon session,
- Telebel show, bunny hopping ten bodybuilders,
- BMX Wo Venezuela,
- Bo's trails,
- Basic Boys House in Vancouver,
- Crimetime with KOP,
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.