Bart de Jong
The guys over at the legendary Vauxhall Trails opened their spot up for their yearly jam this weekend and it went off!
Watch Julian Molina and filmer/editor Darryl Tocco's entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Lewis Mills and filmer/editor Ben Norris' entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Nathan Williams and filmer/editor Peter Adam’s entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Simone Barraco and filmer/editor Ryan Chadwick’s entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Garrett Reynolds and filmer/editor Tony Ennis' entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Watch Erik Elstran and filmer/editor Walter Pieringer's entry into Real BMX 2020, the all-video BMX street riding contest brought to you by ESPN's World of X Games.
Last 2 days of my road trip to France. Where I rode at Romain's backyard, Pernes les Fontaines and Montelimar.
Name: Dorte Balle
Sponsors: Staats Bikes, Ciari Parts, Centrano, PC Racing, SkatePro, Skive Elite
Mechanic: Myself (And my dad once in a while)
How do you like the looks of your current bike?
Dorte Balle: Honestly I like the red frame I race at the moment the most! I’ve raced some other colors as well but this one is the one I like the most. Especially with the black parts, make it looks really good!
Is it a challenge each year to get a good racing bike together for the new season?
Dorte Balle: I’ve been racing for Staats Bicycles the last 4 years and they have given me the opportunity to have a new bike and parts each year which I'm so thankful for!
Leon Schatzl has been a solid figure in the small but lively Austrian scene for quite some time now. Filmed throughout his home country and also the city of Lisbon, Portugal, Leon smashed this one out the park.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.