Bart de Jong
Round 1 of the 2019 Toyota Triple Challenge took place in Anaheim, CA last weekend. It's a win-win situation as the event is held at the Supercross series so even if you don't make the podium, you still get to see some awesome supercross racing. Check the results to see who did grab the medals and the big checks in Anaheim.
Dirt Results Finals:
1. Pat Casey
2. Andy Buckworth
Bicycle Stunt Contest // Jeff Phillips Skatepark // Full Contest // 1992 by Snakebite BMX
Bicycle Stunt Contest // Jeff Phillips Skatepark // Full Contest // 1992. By Snakebite BMX.
The stunts you're about to witness were performed by a professional, please DO NOT attempt to re-enact any of the stunts performed in this video at home. It is very dangerous.
Primer video que hicimos a nuestro amigo Javi Peréz. Pronto tendréis un nuevo video que estamos haciendo un saludo!
Toyota BMX Triple Challenge Anaheim, California. Qualifications results of Stop 1.
1) Andy Buckworth (AUS)
2) Alex Landeros (USA)
3) Pat Casey (USA)
4) Peyton Wessells (USA)
5) Jaie Toohey (AUS)
6) Leandro Overall (BRA)
7) Colton Walker (USA)
8) Brandon Loupos (AUS)
9) Brian Fox (USA)
10) Cory Nastazio (USA)
Two big jumps. 40 riders. 15 open spots. Anyone can ride. The Toyota Triple Challenge kicked off yesterday with its open qualifier for the big show that happens later today...
Bro Sven filmed together with #nutsandboltsbmx his new BMX Street Edit in the beautiful City Zurich and the result is just awesome!
Wheel Build For My Hutch Pro Racer Restoration. The wheel build for my Hutch Pro Racer restoration. Will be posting more detail shots in the blog later.
Tehnichnoe opisalovo: "We started to shoot these videos in May of 2018 and thought that we would end there, but something didn’t go quite according to plan, and the boys returned for business only in September. Then the operator changed to tighten this turn the whirl until November and go to bedtrip before Christmas. However, less than a year passed, and the new videos with Ilyukha B from Seregi Po already bursts into your screens, and I don’t even know how many times I’ll have to revise it to check out all the buzz . "
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.