Bart de Jong
San Diego happenings via Alex Romero and friends in this five minute mix.
Markus is a professional BMX-Rider from Wuppertal, Germany. He nearly died in an assault in 2016. This documentary is about his mental process.
Quarantine Parks. Private places to ride during Covid-19 times. Part 21: Marcus Christopher's ramps (USA)
Name of Park: Graceland Bmx
Operator: Marcus Christopher
Location: Canton, Ohio
It seems like things are slowly opening up again. What's the Covid-19 situation like where you live?
Marcus Christopher: Retail businesses and restaurants are slowing starting to open back up although, there still are quite a few regulations. As of now until July 1st, social distancing gathering restrictions and the use of masks are being suggested. Local skateparks are starting to open back up as well.
How did it feel when you were asked to stay home and you could go to the yard to do some riding still?
Marcus Christopher: I felt fortunate to have my backyard setup but the weather here in Ohio didn’t permit me to ride as much as I’d like.
I tried to change my BMX forks, BLINDFOLDED.
Name: Jeffrey Gentry
Age: 32
Hometown: Woodbridge V.A.
Hook-ups/Sponsors: None, just me and my Bike.
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Front Royal Skate Park
-BMX video: I honestly don't watch many, maybe Fitlife
-Website: Does Netflix and Youtube count?
-Web video: Oh man, maybe that Chance Brejnakowski Power Hour, do they still do those?
-Twitter to follow: Michael Condrey, if you know, you know!
-Person on Instagram: Catfish ?
-Travel destination: Arizona is my favorite place I've been so far, the desert is so peaceful and unforgiving!
A short session filmed on my Panasonic HMC150 set up on a tripod. Enjoy.
With 2 days to go, Yuma coming in hot with his entry from the streets of Japan!
Stahl got a new sig flavor of the Holy Diver frame and went to work!
Filmed over the last eight months riding a few parks around UK. I wanted to do a riding video when I moved to Liverpool, stoked on how it's turned out. Check it out and let me know what you think.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.