Check issue #23 and then come back for #24 in a few weeks.
BdJ
Is it becoming common that BMX mags go out for free? Next to The Albion from the UK, Focalpoint BMX magazine from Australia is for free as well. Who's complaining? They've made it to issue number twenty four so it's fair to say that they know what they're doing. When they decided to use this photo on the cover, they made some T-shirts with the same print as well. If you fancy one of those, get in touch with the FP Aussies and check what the costs are on that one as they won't be sent out for free. But maybe they can throw in the magazine with the T-shirt if it is withing the postal weight limits, who knows.It probably won't be too long before you can view the entire copy of Focalpoint online. Issue # 23 can be read page by page via their website and it will happen to their newest copy as well as soon as the mags have been distributed. The more people who read the mag, the better. The web is giving riders from outside of Australia the possibility to check it out without leaving the easy chair.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.