Bart de Jong
Took the Super8 out to FOD Trails to capture a session with Joey Cordova, Nathan Sykes, and myself. Here's what it looked like through the lens of my 1978 Bell and Howell Super8.
Box named as official supplier to UCI BMX World Championships and BMX Supercross World Cup
Box Components and the UCI have reached an agreement by which Box has been named an Official Supplier of the UCI BMX World Championships and UCI BMX Supercross World Cup for 2017 and 2018 seasons. Since 2015 Box has supplied the UCI with number plates for all athletes participating in these events, and now the relationship has been formalised to acknowledge Box's contribution to the sport.
The 2017 UCI BMX World Championships will be held in South Carolina from July 25th to July 30th. The 2017 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup consists of three events: Papendal (Netherlands, May 6-7), Zolder (Belgium, May 13-14), and Santiago del Estero (Argentina, September 16-17).
Kevin MacCuish, UCI BMX Coordinator, said, "We are very pleased with the level of support provided by Box for the UCI BMX World Championships and UCI BMX Supercross World Cup. Riders appreciate the well-designed and high-quality number plates that they provide, and it is great to have them on board."
Phil Maxwell, BMX brand manager for Box, said, "We are all about supporting BMX Racing. Box has been supporting athletes, race promoters and USA BMX since it started operations. The UCI is pushing the sport through Supercross events, and we are happy to be supplying customised number plates to them."
Alex Coleborn: Adrenaline Alley with friends. Corby session with Alex Cahill & Jonnie Hicks!
Learn the ins and outs of airing out with the Dan's Comp YouTube crew. Flow Team riders Austin Zentmyer and Mike Barrow break down each step from basic quarterpipe carving to blasting your favorite transition.
Flash 1 : Métro Boulot Vélo Simple Life Premier épisode! Caméra : go pro session Flybikes etniesbmx alltricks.
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Suffering from an injury? Put on a Space Brace and it will give your ankle enough support to keep doing what you love.Riders: Adam Wilder, Antonio Smith, Mike Gray.
Lonestar National #2 Sunday BMX Race results.
A Pro
1 ALEC BOB, FACTORY FREE AGENT-BOX, PLANO, TX
2 CAMERON MOORE, HARO/PROMAX, CHAPEL HILL, NC
3 COLE TESAR, THRODWN, HUNTERSVILLE, NC
4 BLAKE MOORE, CRUPI AUSTRALIA, CORONA, CA
5 TYLER PETTY, FACTORY GOLD'S GYM, CYPRESS, TX
6 JORDAN MIRANDA, FACTORY FREE AGENT-BOX, BAKERSFIELD, CA
7 WALKER FINCH, FACTORY RIFT/TANGENT, FT COLLINS, CO
Faded Days Sunglasses, the rapidly-growing, independently-owned sunglasses firm based in Orlando, FL, is proud to announce its collaboration with flatland BMX Rider Mr. Terry Adams. The partnership between the two parties will include a sponsorship aspect, as Faded Day Sunglasses aims to broaden its scope of operations through actively supporting athletes in popular outdoor sports. Mr. Ben Saperia, founder and owner of Faded Day Sunglasses, started the business out of a love of Floridian weather – and his very own need of owning a pair of sunnies which would withstand the inevitable wear and tear that comes with wearing them on a daily basis under the hot Floridian sun. Growing via word of mouth, Faded Days Sunglasses soon transitioned from being Mr. Saperia’s hobby to his full-time job, without, however, ever losing sight of the company’s origins: conducting business with a personal approach, which makes creating and owning one’s enterprise even more rewarding.
Commenting on the collaboration with Mr. Adams, Mr. Saperia stated that “We are buzzing to be working with Terry Adams. He’s as skilled in business as he is on a BMX. We are all about making our business a pleasure, needless to say, Terry fit in with us immediately.”
Reciprocating the sentiment, Mr. Adams said “After hearing the story of how Faded Days got started, I immediately wanted to be a part of the team. I take pride in aligning myself with companies that standout and have a bigger vision for the future. I am stoked to be a part of their program and look forward to being involved in their journey.”
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.