UGV is back with their third release from Australia. Tear Da Club Up features Guy Perrett, Jake Norris, Carraig Troy, Dylan Steinhardt, James Pease and Sean Falkenstein.
Eine BMX-Session in einer Kirche? Die Sportpiraten machen es in Kooperation mit der Flensburger St. Petri-Kirche möglich. Als Fahrer konnte für diese Aktion Vincent Unrath gewonnen werden und Capt'n Capture hat die außergewöhnliche Aktion super in Szene gesetzt. Mehr über dieses Projekt erfährst du in der offiziellen Pressemitteilung weiter unten. Frohe Ostern!
Compilation of some fun sessions of Lloret Trails Crew 2017 - 2018. These are some of the best moments we've spent traveling and riding. We hope you like it!!
We linked up with Ethan Corriere recently and sat down with him to discuss the finer points of his signature FitBikeCo. Sleeper pegs. Ethan put in time, carefully designing these grind beauties and he hit us with facts. He then proceeded to put them through the paces on a handful of schoolyard ledges, benches and rails.
Riders from Athens and Patras doing their thing. Enjoy
The Seeker Pedal was born out of desire and need. Many of the Eclat PRO team including Devon Smillie asked for a pedal with a larger platform than most, but with a slightly thinner profile.
Ethan Corriere and his homie BJ Bolton built up some new Sleepers and hit the streets to do Zzz damn thing! Ethan's stacking for a new Fit vid - and we can tell you this much... Chef Sleeper got something simmering that's gonna go down a treat.
Alex Hiam is a staple name in the Australian BMX scene. He stopped by the shop the other day and discussed his Sweet Tooth frame, forks, bars and complete bike. Alex also gives some insight into how the famous Sweet Tooth graphics came to be.
2020 early April clips, filmed at my local spots.
Without question, the catalyst for the rise in Freestyle participation in the early 1980s was the launch of the first dedicated frame and fork combination, the Haro Freestyler. Designed by Bob with several intelligent features, and manufactured by Torker BMX in Fullerton, California, the concept quickly legitimized Freestyle and alerted the established BMX racing industry to the new opportunity.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.