Bart de Jong
The BMX Triple Challenge is not only back, but back to its normal self…an open invite event that welcomes anyone who is capable of clearing two massive jumps at the second Anaheim stop of the Monster Energy Supercross.
Back by popular demand! Our friends at Hourglass Brewery are brewing another limited batch or Subrosa Under The Rose Pale Ale!
The midwest winter is brutal, but Gage Sharp and Jamie Thayer didn't let that hold them back. These two used these cold times to ride indoors and put the hurt on RaysMTB.
Alex Gonzales
Charles Littlejohn
Cody Scott Perry
Dylan Ambrose
Mario
Jason Ortega
Mikemann
Johnny Bones
Broc Raiford breaks down his 2022 signature Darkwave Authentic complete bike.
“Dear passengers. Due to safety issues, skateboarding, biking, inline-skating, and scootering is prohibited in the metro area. Thank you for your understanding.”
Mitchel Schotman is in the South of France currently preparing for the 2022 season. Mitchel has made the switch from the Oegema-Fieten team to the Dutch National BMX squad. He's the 2021 Elite Men champ, 2nd in Europe, 6th in the World. Add new motivation and you will see a fast racer line up in 2022. Read about his goals in the interview below.
Name: Mitchel Schotman
Age: 25
Hometown: Wesepe, Netherlands
Team: National BMX team Netherlands
Did 2021 turn out the way you wanted?
Mitchel Schotman: Yes and no, because the UCI BMX World Cup in Verona was one of my worst WC ever. Didn’t get any good result there and never felt so shit after a race. But after Verona I had my best season ever so far! Dutch champ, 2nd of Europe and one of the best days of the year were the UCI BMX Racing World Championships at Papendal, 6th of the world. Riding my first World's as an elite and then of course my first final was great, but riding a final in front of the home crowd makes it so much better.
With the start of the new year, are you always looking to become a faster racer?
Mitchel Schotman: I always try to become faster every year and we chanced a bit in training.
Adam shows you how to fit a BMX bottom bracket to a frame. Covers American, Mid (and Spanish) & Euro (threaded).
Brothers Jordan Medina and Larry Medina are two brothers from the state of Morelia, Michoacan, and are part of the new wave of Mexican shredders. Filmed in México City, which has had a thriving BMX scene itself for a number of years. Luis Hernandez Ojeda with some bonus clips.
Nessa video part o Piloto Daniel Alves traz toda sua essência do seu BMX e de onde tudo começou "na rua". Durante uma semana Daniel e videomaker Medina, sairam nas ruas de Londrina-PR para registrar todas essas linhas e tricks que vocês acabaram de ver.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.