Diego Bravo released his new DVD, 'Keep It Down' earlier this month and it's a must-have. To celebrate the occasion he threw a premiere down at 5150 BMX shop in Orange, CA with a session, pole jam race, live music and party - get caught up with what went down right here.
It's been an amazing 13 years but it's time for a new chapter. A compilation of clips from the journey. I am very thankful for my Volume family.
BMX Dirt Riding Has Officially Gone Insane and we got to see the sport get pushed to new limits at the 2024 BMX triple challenge dirt jump competition by Brady Baker and @ryanwilliamsyoutube the level of riding is amazing and we all got to watch two of the best in the world battle it out!
James "Jimmah" Pease is a piece of work... in the best way possible. Even though Jimmah is primarily a street dawg, we couldn't NOT invite him along when we went Down Under to film for a new Dirt Rules, so we snuck in some street and bagged this bike check with your boy!
Woodward BMX Season 2 - EP7 - The Last Ride. It all comes down to this! After a whirlwind week, the dust has settled, and the scores are tallied. But before we close the curtain on Season 2, it's time for one last ride.
Filmed in California and Texas. Flatland. Street. Ramps. Dirt. 2024
Not much to say, I have to be better than I was. Lots of work to do.
Tobias Wicke visited the backyard for a session one afternoon & these clips were the result.
Episode 47: Jason Watts has been riding for Backbone for 10 years and has been a paid professional BMX rider for the same length time. His riding speaks volumes, but he is also deeply involved with the BMX industry, being team manager for Volume and Demolition, co-founding Fast and Loose BMX, as well as building skateparks across the world for BMX events through his ramp building company Universal Ramps.
Came up on some lost footage from a few different road trips with the heavy hitters around new england, so we sliced it together for your viewing pleasure.
Ft. Andres Ochoa, Dan Kruk, Brandon Begin, Marc Ramos, Jeff tascon, Anthony Catlow, Zack Henderson, Mike Brennan, and Matt Green
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.