Bart de Jong
When you are on the road for 2 weeks it is always nice to have a nice bed to sleep but not for the "LET IT RIDE" tour riders, they always want to party. The 4 Roadtrip movies were shown in a club called ARSENAL, the OJA of Kortrijk and soon the BMX'ers took over the club, Andy Zeiss was serving beer with Riccardo Moes, Ben Hennon was found behind the counter and no one cared, this is how it should be, Andy even had the code from the cassier! Team France won and our Dutch photographer Rutger Pauw made us proud to win Best picture of the tour so it was time to celebrate, or Girl, bike, you know the drill by now. Every week a new pin-up photo here on FATBMX. Been doing this for ages. You guys like it, you guys want to see it. Are you ready for this one?
Yup, it's Friday already and we're got two girls in bikini's fighting over a white BMX bike with blue mags. Shot in a studio and I hope for the girls that those studio lights kept them warm. 18+
They make some weird shit in that beach cruiser circuit, but that's not of importance here. It's Friday so that means what's on the bikes is way more important. Two girls, two weird bikes. Which one would you take?
When companies are selling those limited edition bikes you never know where they end up. This looks like a scene where a commercial is filmed or something. This girl got to ride the DC/PK Ripper. Sweet ride indeed.
Now everyone knows how hard it is for girls to understand what you do and how important it is to you. If you find one, hold on, there's not too many around. The following girl makes it clear though:
The bike may be old but she might be barely legal. She looks small compared to the bike though or is that because the tubes, seat, the sprocket and the tires look so big? 18+
Welcome everyboday to today's FATBMX Pin Up section. Today we have for you a pretty girl on a bike with a stacked rack. 21+
Now who hooked this girl up with a bike? He took the clothes, she grabbed the bike. We have the photo. Your weekly dose of Girl on BMX bike right here on FATBMX.
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