Bart de Jong
-Frame: Zion Silence -Fork: Macneil bmx ID fork
-Handlebar: Proper team
-Cranks: Fly bikes
-Pedals: Demolition team
-Chain: KMC lite kool chain
-Sprocket: Zion Street
-Seat: Zion Pivotal prototype
Name: Craig Campbell
Age: London, UK
Occupation: DJ/Producer
You were one of the BMX pioneers in the early freestyle days. When did you start hitting the skateparks?
Craig: Romford Skatepark, 1981
Clint Millar and his crew are still on the road. Instead of doing daily updates for FATBMX, Clint has decided to send us some exclusive photos for the site. So far we have received none, but that's okay Clint. Enjoy the trip and stay out of trouble. Here's what has been happening with the Colony-Forgotten guys on the road in Australia: 
Hey all…. As always I’ve been mega slack with helping Bart with fat Fridays but he emailed me a few days back asking for a bit of help this week so I put my superman suit on my texting thumb & fired off a text asking for help… here’s the text I sent & the following are some of the replies… “Roll up Roll up! What with me not having the funds to go to Estonia this weekend I’ve been handed the task of collecting as much BMX based news as possible to help make Bart’s life easier while he’s getting wasted with the rest of the European Circle. So, if you got ANYTHING no matter how trivial it may seem fire it over to me asap….” Here’s what I got back:
-Harry Main pulled flair to footjam on Jan 7th…. FLAIR TO FOOTJAM! Check it out online somewhere cause it's NUTS!
The LA Street crew is hosting a Street Jam one week from now and you are invited to come and join them ride for the afternoon. This is their second time around showcasing the shredding of fresh spots by new faces, as well as well-known riders. Last year in October, the Koreatown Street Jam went down and was a success. Word on the street pushed the LA Street Crew to organize another mass-sesh and eventually, flyers for the Westlake Street Jam were made. If you would like to film the jam, feel free to do so. Hugo Rodas 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.