Bart de Jong
FU3 came out in January 2011 and I used the studio version of this song for Lee's part in that video. The day I finished fu3, Jay Reatard passed away. That always kinda stuck with me, so I used a live version of the same song for his fu6 part.
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode twenty-six with Colin Varanyak.
Starting from 1 November 2018 points to qualify for the 2020 Olympic Games can be gathered at various BMX Freestyle Park events. UCI BMX Freestyle Park World Cups and UCI World Championships are high up on the list for those who wish to compete in Tokyo in 2020. Points of the two highest ranked riders per nation (Men and Women separately) between 1 November 2018 and 11 May 2020 will be gathered into a Nations Ranking. 9 Men and 9 Women will get to participate at the Tokyo Games.
With the top nation per gender getting to send 2 riders to Tokyo it will be key for riders to aim for that number one Nation Ranking spot. 1 spot per gender will go to the host country (Japan in this
Oktoberfest-Teaser with BMX athlete Paul Thölen and a handful of hockey players from EHC Red Bull München rocking the Hacker Pschorr festival tent.
While other kids play videogames, Demid at his 4 age pushing limits everyday.
Trained by national champs, he goes to the dream and learns new skills as fast as he growth.
Pour la première fois, la team Unicorn quitte la France pour rider les plus beaux spots de Californie.
Chijioke Okafo and Cory Beal - fu666 by BMXFU. Subscribe if you believe fu7 exists.
Jack Kelly making the most of a perfect out rail setup.
John Rodgers and MurderBike teamed up to make a quick edit for John's 30th birthday. That "quick edit" turned out to take almost two years to make due to John getting hurt and MurderBike having surgery for an injury. They stuck to their goal of getting it finished and here it is, enjoy!
"Filmed over the course of two long weekends, we got the Profile family together to have a couple sessions in and around the Renaissance City. With no pre-conceived goal, and NO stress, we filmed what was fun amongst the camaraderie of friends. Thanks to Vic and Cara at Circuit Bmx, Jess Piche for the hospitality, and everyone who joined us in New England. Eternally grateful, thanks for the support, we hope you enjoy." - Matt Coplon
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.