Bart de Jong
'Riding BMX is my ultimate artistic expression, something that is on my mind at all times, that I live and breathe; something that I uncouple the marker of "good" from the basis of skill.
These clips were filmed over the past two years with no real plan to make a video. Once the COVID-19 virus hit and we were all stuck inside, I decided to compile them all together into a little video to remember the times.
The official word about the cancelation of the 2020 X Games in Minneapolis can be found below. Looks like not much will be happening in the coming months but once the green light will be given internationally, things will be off the hook. Charge them batteries now.
“Due to the ongoing COVID-19 concerns, X Games Minneapolis 2020 – July 17-19 – has been cancelled. The safety of the athletes, staff and spectators is our top priority, and we will continue to closely monitor
Wind the dial back to 2007 and Justin Inman's legendary FIT LIFE section! Trails, transition or street, Inman's got it handled. Click play for 3.5 minutes of timeless riding!
Official Number 1 biker crew, Cluut know how to make you smile and now they have an 18 minute club banger in the form of their instant classic, 'Stay Cluut'. The only dudes who could both spell Garrett Reynolds' name wrong and put him on the flow team.
The Bmx Rider Markus Hampl ride hard during the confinement of Corona virus. Stay at home Stay Safe ! A stop motion video Edited by Julien CHAT
7 years old, Francisco Fernandes aka Xico Patife riding a abandoned indoor skatepark.
Seamus Mckeon, recently made the move over to UNITED to get things moving in a new direction. He's got a welcome edit in the works but meantime here's a wild selection of recent random clips to give you a taste of what's to come.
Forget experimenting in the kitchen, Tate Roskelley took his stay at home creativity to the next level with his Quarantine Contraption. The Quarantine Contraption is a complex machine comprised of random household items including a broom, mop, step ladder, Slinky, and a few things very specific to Tate's house, including a traffic cone, street signs, and two GT BMX bikes.
After the big changes at FBM, one of their many wildmen Seamus Mckeon, recently made the move over to UNITED to get things moving in a new direction. He's got a welcome edit in the works but meantime here's a wild selection of recent random clips to give you a taste of what's to come.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.