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We are dropping our new mix tape this coming Friday(June, 9th). Featuring Tony Cardona, Brandon Hoerres, Austin Brunger, Jeff Wescott and Devin Fredlund.
RIDING NYC WITH THE HEAVIEST BMX SQUAD. Not everyday do you get the chance to cruise with this squad, especially in NYC. It was awesome seeing all the different types of riding styles within one group of people. From Brooklyn to the Brooklyn banks, watch twin, Matt Ray, Ryan Niranonta, Tenzin & myself take over the streets of NYC. It was heavyyyyyyyyyyy...
The best backyard on the planet? Although it may be hard to imagine, the level of awesomeness that is Pat Casey’s private dirt and ramp setup is pure reality. With the help of Monster Energy, Pat debuts the newest additions to his Dream Yard as only he can, by pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on a BMX bike…including an ender that will leave you dumbfounded.
Left over lonely no home no place to go extra clips from The Dirty Sniff DVD. Featuring Colt Fake, Albie Bennett, Sean Burns, Jay Wilson, Chris Crawford, Kert Petersel, Robby Nelson, Ryan Lamont, Josh Delarosa, Party Management, Dirt Ron, Waffle, Bungay, Dean Dickinson, and more.
Jordan Godwin rules the streets from Whales to Spain with a wide range of technical lines featuring heavy use of a freecoaster and all four pegs.
Freestyle Now has been rolling out the rad since 1986. This is our first full squad web video since 2013. The concept of the video is to show the riders and their everyday riding style. The Freestyle Now squad had a diverse range of squad members that cover many disciplines including BMX (park, street and flatland) scooter and skateboard. Inclusiveness and diversity are two of the main principals behind Freestyle Now.
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Pro Freestyle is in its third year and we see lots of progression from event to event. The venue this year was spot on. The Beach Stadium in Scheveningen is the best location you could wish for if the weather cooperates. It was dry for five days in a row which was a big help. Only downfall was the strong wind from time to time but the kitesurfers weren't complaining about that one. The multiple sports event had BMX Street and BMX Park (Am and Pro classes) on the program to sign up for which were open for anyone who wanted to enter. Events like Pro Freestyle are needed for those riders who want to compete and hang out to see other riders do well in their runs. It brings the scene together and it's a way to unite with fellow 'urban sports athletes'. With a Park set up by 040BMXPARK and a Street set-up by Nine Yards the riders had plenty to choose from. The surrounding grandstands and office/bar next to the arena with pumptrack and sponsor stands nearby, it was the place to be.
As usual the best Park riders in AM could have entered Pro and in fact winner Maxime Vautrinot was a rider from France who had signed up for Pro but later decided to ride Amateur. Local Jari Roggeveen (NED) pulled it together for second place just in front of Gunis Atmats who made the trip over from Latvia with loads of others.
Results Park Amateur:
BMX Street: Final Highlights | Pro Freestyle The Hague 2017
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.