Got sent to Chile for my job as a firefighting helicopter pilot. Even though most of the country was shut down for covid, I brought my bike along and made good use of the time that I was able to get. Enjoy!
Indoor park on a high street! We checked in at Ghetto Park in Grimsby with Ben Towle and Tom Russell.
BMX Joe Jarvis 2021 edit bytiM Production
This super 8 short film was filmed in Bangkok, Thaïland, during the filming of the BSD BMX video "Spicy Boys" with Reed Stark, Luc Legrand, Sam Jones and Denim Cox.
Andy Buckworth, Seth Riley, and Jared Eberwein headed out Austin, TX for some epic riding. Here is a sneak peak of their trip.Full edit drops next Friday, 26 February.
BMX racing has been an Olympic sport since 2008 and remains one of the fastest growing youth sports in the United States. Tulsa has always been a prominent destination for BMX racers, but soon, Oklahoma will become the undisputed epi-center of the sport and when it does, an iconic neighborhood may well be restored to its former glory.
Happened to be near the Wetlands on a Wednesday, so that meant that they typical heavy crew would be roasting the trails just as they have over the last several years. Thanks to Anthony Napolitan for letting us come out.
Wales' finest export since the ginger ninja, Jordan Godwin celebrates the launch of his signature colorway for the Etnies Jameson Vulc. This Creme bad boy looks the business and Jordan backed it up with an onslaught of nutty street riding as you'd expect. Effortless whips, outrageous hardways and heaps more.
Been filming off and on lately winter in Ohio has been pretty brutal this year,took my new footage and put it together with my best past footage to make an ultimate compilation of me simply just riding my bike and having fun, hope you guys enjoy
Jaheeeeez, this goes hard as hell! 20 year old Joaquim Mayol comes stampeding through with this absolute banger of a DIG Locals! Joaquim comes from the a town 50kms outside Barcelona, Spain and certainly ain't scared to send it when he hits the city.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.