Earlybird discounted Tickets now on sale for the 2026 National BMX Hall of Fame Ceremony: SEPTEMBER 25-27, 2026
FRIDAY - SEPT. 25th
Reception Party @ BMX HoF Museum
Join us for drinks and appetizers with the Class of 2026,
along with special guests and BMX legends.
SATURDAY - SEPT. 26th
Vintage Nationals & Bike Show ‘n Swap, HoF Car & Truck Show
From 7am to 2, it'll be non-stop BMX Action - with Old & New School racing on the Hardesty Track, the annual HoF Bike show & swap meet, Distance-jump comp, foot down and bunny-hop comp, freestyle jam circles, and tons of fun with your BMX family!
SATURDAY NIGHT
Follow us along while we dial in a couple bikes that were rented to be in a movie here in Richmond!
Here follow along with Chad Powers while we go BMX picking! First episode.. we will do better next time!
Earlier this year, Bill promised four limited-edition releases to celebrate Torker's 50th Anniversary. So far, you've seen the Big Bike Replica and the Vans x Torker Shoes, but what could he have planned for Drop #3?
Mike Tag at the Ravine in Ft. Wayne Indiana circa 1994 (give or take) with guests appearances from Crazy Joe, Steve Crandall, Gilly Smalls and Stew Johnson.
PRO FLAT RESULTS 1.Nathan Penonzek Canada 2.Matt Wilhelm U.S.A 3.Ryoji Yamamoto Japan 4.Phil Dolan England 5.Martti Kuoppa Finland 6.Jorge Piernavieza Spain 7.Michael Steingraber Germany 8.Sérgio Gonçalves Portugal 9.Michael Sommer Austria 10.Terry Adams U.S.A 11.Kimmo Haakana Finland 12.Jumelin France 13.Matti Rose Germany 14.Seiji Sakata Japan 15.Kun Hungary 16.Hiroya Morizaki Japan
In this episode, we uncover a true piece of BMX history: an original 1979 SE PK Ripper, now part of the Ultimate BMX Bike Museum at Don’s Bicycle Store. This isn’t just another old school frame – this is one of the bikes that helped define an entire era of BMX.
The Curb Dogs/Skyway USA team perform a demo with the UK Skyway team in Brighton, UK way back in 1984. Riders are Dave Vanderspek (R.I.P.) Maurice Meyer, Robert Peterson from the U.S. and Billy Stupple, Craig Campbell and Paul Hudson from the uk Skyway team.
JEFF DEVIDO “Lunch with Legends” Episode 29
This is a 1977 Redline MX-II, one of the bikes that helped define early BMX racing in Southern California and across the U.S. Redline started in the mid‑1970s building high‑end chromoly frames and forks that were lighter and stronger than most stock bikes of the era.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.