Bart de Jong
The good life! Check out what German BMX rider Felix Lange was up to during his extended stay in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Name: Mattia Furlan
Age: 27
Hometown: Creazzo, Italy
Plate number: 74
Sponsors: StayStrong | Exustar | Carisma bike shop | Modulo3 | JonnyMole design | Oakley | Forgi sas
---The FAT favorite list---
-Track to race on: Papendal, Netherlands
-Favourite Race: OG Chula Vista
Name: Izaac Kennedy
Age: 20
Hometown: Gold Coast, Australia
Plate number: 94
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Stay Strong, Sprintblock, Australian Cycling Team
---The FAT favorite list---
-Track to race on: Sleeman SX
-Favourite Race: USABMX
Craig and Isaac chat with Bill Batchelor about his old school photo collection he took in LA during the peak of the Freestyle movement - at 14 years old.
As of April 12, 2021, Renny Husada and Bill Husada are stepping down from operations and management of Yess BMX. This role will be taken over by Bill Husada's 5 year Yess MFG partner, Leo Wang. Leo Wang is well experienced in manufacturing and the operations of consumer end products. With this restructuring, it provides opportunities to take the Yess BMX brand to new levels of success.
In recent months, Bill Husada and his family have been battling health challenges that were further complicated due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Due to the recent events, Bill Husada and Renny Husada had made personal decisions to step out of the BMX industry.
"Working hard for the last 10 years building this brand has been an accomplishment that I am very proud of. The relationship with our partners, community, and every single rider is something I cherish deeply. However, in light of recent events, it became apparent to me that I needed to refocus my priorities
Our amigo Jaume from BCN did a quick bid over here and put his touch on the streets...Such a refreshing style and nothing but good vibes...
All the action from the 2021 USA Cycling BMX national championships.
Happy Birthday Dillion! Been wanting to remix all the Dillion Leeper clips I've used in various projects, so here ya go!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.