We take around our new kicker to some hometown street spots to see what it has to offer. Let me tell you, it didn't let us down!
The past year has been a great one for us. From supporting the steady return of amazing events, the roll out of fun product and team rider projects, and the bumping of two members to the Pro ranks with surprises for both Mason Ritter and Julian Molina. The team news didn’t stop there, and we were fortunate enough to add both UK legend Tom Justice to the Pro squad and female rising star and the 2022 Bloom Rookie of the Year, Bethany Hedrick, to the GT BMX family. Before we kick start 23, take a moment to watch back over our 2022 highlights!
Sammy Combs Welcome video is finally here. (AKA @papabison).
Let's close out 2022 with a couple of killers you'll be seeing a lot of in 2023... Michael "Milky" Andrew and Kole Voelker.
Surprise! Gary Young has been on Odyssey for twenty years now, and so we wanted to create something special to celebrate the man. We even managed to keep it a secret from him until now! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this documentary style piece that gives a look into what makes Gary such an extraordinary human on and off the bike. Thank you Gary!
Whoop-whoop! Nach längerer Sendepause meldet sich die Cancelled Crew heute mit einem neuen Video zurück. Hauptdarsteller ist ein junger Mann, den wir bisher noch nicht auf dieser Seite gefeaturet haben: Fabian Stich.
World's Biggest BMX Race USABMX Grands by Greg Romero/BMX Training
Traffic BMX got their Wethepeople and Eclat team riders together for a session at the awesome Bad Yard skatepark in Lyon, France. Needless to say, Valentin Cotot, Thomas Benedetti, Thomas Carrot, and Antoine Faillard provided the goods. This is perfect pre-ride hype material.
What we have here is a tale of intrigue, beer and bicycles. Seven rough and rowdy men took to the southern coast of California searching for jump arounds and grindables. What they found, well, the evidence is all in the video. Prepare for a tale that will shake you to your very core and make you question the very essence of what is BMX...
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.