Bart de Jong
This one is all Trev Mags, OG front load stem combined with raw cutty street riding...NY to LBC...
The all new Billy Perry and Jarren Barboza signature Voyager V2 frames are now available! Billy and Jarren got with filmer extraordinaire, Dalton Voss to get some new clips and to show you guys what the frames can do.
Siamo entusiasti di annunciare l'ingresso nel Team Frontocean di Devid Saija! Giovane street rider di Bolzano, sta spaccando da qualche anno ormai e non potevamo non notarlo... Vi lasciamo con questo edit di benvenuto filmato ed editato da Christian Ceresato durante il loro trip estivo lungo l'Italia.
As the day fades and the street lights come to life, the parks clear out and the razors are laid to rest by the 4th graders who wield them. A small crew of riders emerge to illuminate an empty plaza for Blake Peters to wield his BMX upon. Yield now to all distractions, hit play and enjoy Blake Peters' Witching Hour.
To celebrate it being 10 years since The Colony DVD was released we're dropping a section from the video each week. Next up is Alex Hiam's section, Alex was only 16 when this came out, so he was 14 when we started filming! It's crazy to see how good he was at that age and awesome to see how far he has come.
On August 21st, 2021, FLBMX organized it's second Breakfast Session at Lake Vista Skatepark. These events are to get riders together to beat Florida's summer heat and humidity. Here's the raw take of everything Dan Dellorso and Matt Coplon filmed.
While out in Long Beach, Cyrus Lark got real busy with his VX, pointing it at the likes of Joris Coulomb, Stephan August, Juame Sintes, Yumi Tsukuda, Mike Stahl, and a bunch of other talented humans. This hits real nice!
After over a year of solo acts, it was awesome to get some of the band back together. Brian Kachinsky, Dan Conway, Demarcus Paul, Jeff Purdy, Julian Molina, Chelsea Wolfe, and Mason Ritter had four incredible days at Woodward East, shredding everything in their path, kicking it with the campers, and enjoying the camp vibes.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.