Jean William Prévost interviews his first guest on FLAT SYSTEM ; Jason Plourde. Both spent a lot of time in China and JW asks him about his experience in flatland, riding flatland, what comes after flatland, his injuries, his time in china and what was the craziest thing that ever happened to Jay.
A short trip in Valencia riding BMX Flatland with Jean William Prévost.
Introducing our first ever IGI BMX Youtube Channel video ''Octobiker Fest 2019 flatland contest & roadtrip'' presented by NAPA Repentigny. Watch as flatland riders from 10 different countries cruise through Montreal, Trois-Rivières and Québec City on board a Ford Transit 15 passenger van sponsored by Jean Légaré. Video includes contest footage and runs, spot searching, and an epic journey ahead with riders from around the globe. This video is complemented with some short interviews with riders from Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Mexico.
Built this last PURO FLAT edit in 2 waves. 2018 riding by Jean William Prévost, Part 3 of PURO FLAT video series filmed during Summer and Fall. The PURO FLAT 2018 Series is my intention to stay true to the artform that comes through The Flatland. Filmed at 3 spots in Canada and 2 more in spots in Japan and China.
So this is the situation… Our rider Benjamin spent some time in Hungary, so what a great
opportunity to get a video project going with the one and only Sevisual, 5 days of filming with 30 plus degrees in some rough spots and a flight ticket waiting as a deadline…Done Deal.
Jean William Prévost comes through and pulls the Alien Glide in Quebec City!
2018 riding by Jean William Prévost, Part 2 of PURO FLAT video series entitled ''SPRING''.
HUB TALK : FEC FREECOASTER HUB HOW-TO. FEC hub inventor Ashao gets together with Jean William Prévost to take the hub apart and put it back together as they give some tips on how to use it and assemble/disassemble it correctly.
In Crescendo is a self filmed and self edited BMX Flatland video by Alberto Moya. It was filmed in different spots around Japan: Nagoya, Noda, Kawasaki and Matsudo.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.