Bart de Jong
Endless magazine out of the UK just finished up issue 3. 100 pages of BMX from all over the world is packed into the new book. Get yourself a copy by going to your favourite BMX shop in the UK that stocks this print magazine. If they don't have it, tell them to get on the program. It's free if you take the effort to go to the shop. You'll pay for shipping when you order an Endless mag from their site. While at it, they've got back issues ready and a bunch of funny T-shirts. Actually they've only got the Pablo Escobar T available because they sold out on the other ones. Join the cartel.
Print isn't the easiest business to be in. Support Eisa Bakos for his drive to deliver some reading material when you're on the road or when you're stuck at a place with no wifi connection.
#printisnotdead
Seventies distribution is pleased to announce that from Monday 20th June Seventies will be the new Total BMX distributor in the UK. We have been huge fans of the brand for many years and have watched Ronnie Remo turn Total from a small start up into the leading BMX Park brand! Park riding is extremely popular in the UK and as BMX rises out of the current recession this brand will continue to dominate this sector of the market. Total is also one of the title sponsors of this year’s NASS Freestyle World Championships in July where Total Pro Team riders Daniel Sandoval, Mark Webb, Nick Bruce and Alex Coleborn
Look what she's got between her legs, a banana seat. We're not too sure what's going on here in fact but maybe you can help us out. We might be missing the point, or perhaps it's just weird. Enough nudity to make this one a 21+ (in some countries). Here's your Friday Pin Up of the week.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.