Our DIG Locals series continues, uncovering more underground talent you may not have heard of or seen yet. This time around it's Lyon, France's François Torrecilla and his individual style and some interesting spots thrown in. Originally started in 2016, this video took a slight hiatus due to general life stuff, but François is now back ripping and managed to finish this one off.
INSANE crash from my buddy Ronan Webber during a session at the Brisbane Supercross track. Luckily he was ok and it ended up being a great session! Featuring some great commentary from my coach Sean Dwight and riding with a bunch of great riders, it was an awesome day!
Give our latest mixtape, "Take It" another watch! Peep fire from Agustin Gutierrez, Joby Suender, Mad Mike, Chase Dehart and a whole lot more of the squad.
#014 - Trey Jones / The Rollback: a BMX Podcast.
Check out X Games 2018 in Minneapolis from Dawid Godziek perspective!
After dropping an impressive mixtape earlier this year, the Thank You crew is back with another installment of fire! This time they've dropped a video featuring a ton of new additions to the squad. Peep clips from Stephan August aka “Booty Groceries” Hilario Olivos, Tyler Veatch, and JP Ross!
With the three run, overall impression format of the 2018 Vans Pro Cup, here's the highlights from the Women's Finals.
The high air comp at the Huntington stop of the Vans BMX Pro Cup is always epic... Rumor had it that Chris James sent a text to Larry Edgar claiming that he'd be the high air champ this year. Well...hit play.
AD:SPONSORVIDEO: Crazy BMX Pro Final / Snipes Battle Square / Contest Rotterdam 2018! It was a blast! Good times in Rotterdam for sure. Check out Dominik Nekolny, Alex Jumelin, Jean William Prevost & Ben Hudson battling it out for 7500€ price money next to the SS Rotterdam!
Well, if you watched the "Who's Gonna Win?" video, then you know most of the dudes were calling for an Enarson victory...and the dude did not disappoint. The three run, overall impression format worked well for Dennis as he pretty much remained flawless in all three runs.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.