Bart de Jong
Australia's fastest BMXER ditches the track and holeshots to the streets while testing the top end speed of his brand new rig.
G'Day. Have a look at this Heartbreaker...
Same thing, different year! My 2022 compilation with lots of training & racing around the world.
Midfits and Friends Vol. 1 coming out swinging! Midfits shines a light on the Chicago/Midwest scene and boy is it look good. This is highly enjoyable. Featuring the likes of Grant Yoobie, Trent Lutzke, Noah Huntzinger, Ethan Grothe, Nick Seabasty, Nick Bonnell, Zach Bearly, Timmy Theus, Isaiah Johnson and way more.
Name: Akihiko Takahashi
Age: 39
Hometown: Chiba, Japan
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Punkdrunkers, Buoyancy, Hommage-BMXshop
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Ichihara Park
-BMX video: InTRikat
Name: Jeremy Barger
Age: 37
Hometown: Waterford, MI, USA
Hook-ups/Sponsors: None
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Ledge or weird setup
-BMX video: Anything my friends put out
Name: Blake Yard or Yardigan depending who you ask.
Age: Freshly 30
Hometown: South Lyon, MI (small farm town outside of Metro-Detroit)
Hook-ups/Sponsors: The Boys at Animal always keep me correct.
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: I could ride any spot all day but I'm always after a flat rail setup
-BMX video: 1st Us/Them video or "Let 'em Have it"
I've wanted to ride this spot for years. I recently heard it's getting knocked down real soon, so we decided to pack the van up and head down to tick it off the list. On the way down we picked up my good mate Harry Walker, he has actually rode this thing a few times, but in dryer conditions haha! As usual the weather was horrendous. It seems to be an ongoing thing on this channel at the minute.
Loving this new piece from Beige Cru and Joe Tricker. Whether it's a bin, curb, pallet or a classic Bristol spot, it's getting ridden by this guy. Couple of classy guesties in there for good measure too.
A small collection of the 2022s trails sessions. A mix of camera and phone clips edited and re edited. Original content from www.ilikebikes.co.uk except the music.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.