The links of a bicycle chain can be interpreted as a metaphor for the friendships and bonds that exist throughout the BMX community. Without those links, nothing moves. Friends are the inertia that drives things to happen in bike culture.
Yannick Walter and the rest of the Close Up Crew having a jolly good time out in Ulm, Germany.
Designed for the modern, all-around rider, whether in the streets or at the park, the Baseline frame offers more than enough clearance for even the widest of tires. Watch Alex Leibrock take the Baseline Frame out for the first time at Rancho Penasquitos skatepark and show you what this frame is capable of!
Mike Vitatoe has been stacking clips and is finally ready to share them with the world. Here is Mike V's 2021 Daily Grind edit. Filmed by the crew, Edited by Mike.
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Some of you with your ear close to the ground will have been waiting on this one. After moving to Barcelona from Argentina two years ago Martin Thomas and his clothing brand just released a gem, with the help of filmer Santiago Arano. Undergrind 1% features a massive squad of dudes either from, or passing through Barcelona - Joram Van Dijk, Alessandro Donnagio, Miki Fleck, Mini, Simone Barraco, Max Bergmann, Jaume Sintes, Ema, Martin Thomas and just to name some. This is some high grade visual entertainment for sure.
Aaron Ross talks you through his current Sunday Nightshift decked out in Odyssey parts. Full parts list below.
The sport of BMX is often seen as a gateway into cycling, with many of today's road and mountain bike legends beginning their path on small wheels. We sent GCN's James Lowsley-Williams and GMBN's Blake Samson to ride with some athletes who chose to stay on that path, with an aim to find out just what it takes to turn dirt, into gold.
The Blue Groove Bmx Store opened in Brisbane in December 2020 and had the suburb the put to celebrate. Great to see a bunch of young shredders and the bag was always a highlight.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.