There's not a lot of riders out there who can say they've been with the same frame sponsor for 17 years, but that's exactly what Alex Valentino has done with his family at United. To celebrate the release of his new signature AUTOPORTRAIT frame, Alex and Arnaud Wolff have created this 30 minute visual masterpiece with glimpses at Alex's past, where he's at now, and of course some incredible riding from himself, and United teammates Jo Gass and Tom Deville. You need to see this...
Last year, Rich Forne started a project with Ruben Rodriguez and Sergio Layos joined them on a couple of trips to film for “Layos”, a video project between Rich and Sergio filmed all over Spain looking for unique spots to create what Rich wants to say it’s the best video part that Sergio has ever filmed.
Sam Grace has been repping Colony for a while now and for the past few months we've been working on a welcome video with Sam. Oh man did he go hard for this!
Dave Krone is a radical dude, one who deserves some radical Signature Bars... allow us to introduce, the SAND BAR! Now available at fine BMX establishments near you!
Check out the Profile Racing crew hammer the Source BMX Distillery yet in our latest LOCK IN? We'll link below for that but right now you need to check out what spot Johnny Delbaso got on the Bullseye challenge!
We had the pleasure of hosting QLDer and Back Bone team rider Jon Mackellar over the first week of winter here in Canberra. Despite it being freezing cold, Jonny brought his longest socks and thickest shorts, as well as his badass riding style. We hit spots throughout Canberra, as well as travelling out to Young to ride Will Kerr's spot.
25 minutes of raw BMX Park/Trails/Miniramp footage from the Highway to Hill 2022 at the Mellowpark in Berlin.
BMX has a way of making you experience the environment around you in a peculiar way. Tiny fragments overlooked by most become valuable pieces in a picture only you and your bike can put together.
Edited and filmed by SteevCVM.
Play It Back DVD from Dylan Yuen and co. Pole jams and storm doors galore, this is the good stuff right here.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.