As you know, here at Alans BMX, we are all about the Custom. However, when a customer came to us wanting to create a modern all-gold Hutch Trick Star, inspired by Factory Hutch rider, Woody Itson's 24k bike from 1985, it took customisation to a whole other level.
In 1976, the Johnson family officially kicked off the Torker brand, and to celebrate 50 years of Torker, we are recreating one of the classics: the Big Bike. The successor and more refined version of the original 76 MX that got the brand rolling!
What happened to ELF BMX? Today we are taking a look back at ELF BMX and how to went from one dads garage to winning bike of the year.
Testimonios sobre los inicios del BMX FREESTYLE Argentino.
Living, breathing BMX. Chad Powers lives it 24/7 and the Powers Bike Shop Museum is an incredible showcase of all eras of BMX bikes, gear and untouchable memorbilia. From 70s bikes to the very first S&M frame ever made - to Props issue 1 - to the actual Mike Aitken sign from the Odyssey Electronical video, there’s no other place you’ll find so much BMX soul in one place.
Last weekend, Helmond was the spot. Urban Matterz 9 went off—street art, beats, bodies, bars. From dawn it felt like the city was breathing Hiphop. Graffiti colors slapped on walls, BMX pumptrack and miniramp popping, crowds gathering, phones out, cameras rolling. The energy? Uncontainable.
Legends & Legacy
They called in the heavy hitters, and they showed out. Cash Money & Marvelous repped that raw era—spoken word precision, loosies, masterful rhyme schemes. When they stepped on stage, time warped back: boom bap, conscious lyricism, real talk. DJ Cash Money was back and has kept his level up since last time we saw him perform at Diamonds in Eindhoven which must have been in 1988. Chill guy as well, straight outta Philly.
JVC Force, a crew that don’t need much introduction, brought their old school swagger; they laid tracks with the kind of punch that reminds you why hip-hop was made to hit. The breakbeats echoed, the crowd bounced. When Strong Island came up the place erupted.
Coke La Rock – man, pioneer status. To see him bless the mic in Helmond? Priceless. He dropped
The Dirty Knobs Podcast Season 4 Episode 11 Hosted my Hollywood Mike Miranda, JV James Vicente and EC Eric Carter. On this episode we talk to The Godfather of BMX, Mr. Ernie Alexander.
Live on FATBMX: 2025 National BMX Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony by USA BMX
2025 National BMX Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
A final batch of HP 48 Wheels will arrive in the second week of October. These wheels feature fully welded, chrome-plated aluminum rims that are laced to era-appropriate Joytech-style hubs with sealed bearings. Each set includes Redline 48 hub decals available in two colors: black and red. This is the last batch that will be produced, and there are 35 sets available. Shipping within the USA is free. Tracking will come via email in October as the wheels despatch. Price: $550
Produced using era-correct original products and technical specifications, the Redline 48 spoke wheelset is as strong as it is beautiful. This high flange design and 48-spoke build deliver the
The greatest superhero / BMX rider of all time is Aggroman! Featuring Mat Hoffman, Eddie Roman, Dennis McCoy, Dave Voelker, James Arrington, Kevin Jones, Mark Eaton, Vic Murphy, Brad Blanchard, Mike Creo, Nasser Perkeh, Pete Augustin, Chris Day, Craig Grasso, Craig Campbell, Mark Kirunchyk, R.L. Osborn, Jess Dyrenforth, Steve Swope, and Mike Golden.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.