Bart de Jong
During the summer of 2015 and 2016 we filmed a buch of stuff and made it into a full lenght video. First half: original locals of emieks, Timothy 'King emieks' Bauwens and Nico second half: Jelle nys absolutely killing it edit: Jelle nys
Danny decided to go through some old footage he'd been sitting on from 2019. To keep himself occupied during the current lockdown, he put this quick edit together. Enjoy!
BMX Dan Paley 2020 new edit dubbmx bytiM Production
Name: Tyler Horness
Age: 26 on April 5th
Hometown: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Houseofwheels indoor skatepark, Hazel eyewear, Jonessoda, and Killemallbmx because they hook me up with deals!
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: House of Wheels
-BMX video: federal BMX Mark Love
-Web video: Anything from Cory Walsh
-Food: Pizza
Name: Marwan Ayari
Age: 25
Hometown: Tunisia, Mourouj 1. I live in Paris now
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Primo via Unleaded, and Performance BMX
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Paris suburbs 93, 95, 94 and La Défense
-BMX video: This one
Name: Mark Stanway
Age: 22
Hometown: Stony Plain, Alberta, Canada
Hook-ups/sponsors: Hazel eye wear, House of Wheels indoor skate park
The favorite list:
Spot to ride: Anything with transition
BMX video: Uncontained
Web video: Old Greg MTV
Food: Chicken cordon blue
Twitter: N/A
Instagram: Markiepoops
Zach Bearley's been busy out in AZ with his dudes filming for this sick one. 12 minutes of TRV gems via Zach Bearley, Anthony Marin, Tyler Phipps, Hayden Shimmell, Nick Bonnell, Josh Bigar, David Anderson, Gucci Cam and more.
With much of the Weird & Revered crew residing in the Canadian province of Alberta, long and cold winters are the norm. Thankfully, the riders have a few options for indoor parks scattered across the province. "Indoor Refuge 2" is a small taste of winter BMX riding in the Great White North.
This one is a little different than the others. We tried multiples times to get back to it, then lack of motivation, time, inspiration & adulting made me always leaving clips in my computer then not film for months. Here we are, locked up saving the world. I decided to do something with some clips I found in leftover folders. It's the first video I edit in a year, good thing is, now I want MORE ! 2020. WE GOOD.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.