Bart de Jong
A long over due montage of some really incredible spots in Pennsylvania and England. This video features sick cunts from the U.S. & Europe. Nate Halahan, Luke Halahan, Dunny, Brian Coleman, Tom Arkus, Chase Zink, Steven Mueller, Mark Potoczny, Mike Potoczny, Foerske, Red Belg, Gillian, Bentley, Cam McCreadie, Brandon Christie, Pi, Weexly, Dimitri, Phil, David Leep, Wingham homies, Gro Trails Crew, & Friends.
Clips from Robert Victoria, Thiago BB, Adam Guild and Rodney Williams.
Name: Tommy Yaley
Hometown: Mtn View. California
Started riding BMX in: 1974ish
Number of bikes in the collection: 9
Do you remember the moment that you decided to start collecting BMX memorabilia?
Tommy Yaley: About 7 years ago I decided I wanted to re-create the 1st Gen proline I had when I was a kid. I sold a bunch of my music gear collection and then, like everyone else, it took off from there. Just one more bike...
Clips from everyday sessions and jam highlights from Catty and Posh Woods, PA.
Clips of the entire Credence family laced together by DJ Clint and Charlie C.
Cali to AZ trip video with Markell Jones, Trevor Antillon, JP Ross, Jarren Barboza, Daniel Specht and Billy Perry. Over 7 minutes of pure street!
Vlad is young, talented and up-and-coming Russian street rider who just won two street jams this winter in Moscow. We've been watching him for awhile, and now it's time to welcome him to our team.
Produced by Stink Studios for Dots
The 2021 USA BMX Carolina Nationals in Rock Hill, SC, are officially in the books and what a book it was! Being one of the largest regular season nationals coupled with the USA Cycling National Championships on Sunday, Rock Hill was packed with chapters of non-stop racing with fierce battles for podium spots. Starting each day, Rock Hill kicked off the racing festivities with the Mongoose Balance Bike races. It’s such a treat to see these young kids getting their start in racing. We may see them in the Pro gate one day!
Sometimes the racing Gods just don’t work in your favor. Mongoose Men's Pro Cam Wood had a bit of
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.