Riders: Charles Litttlejohn, Garrett Darr, Wesley Mcgrath, Jibby Hendrixx, Boss hogg, Chief, Derek Dorame, Trevor Holotka, Patfreyne.
Filmed in Osijek (Croatia) in one day.
Rider: Tibi Szepesi
Film/Edit: Matyas Molnar
Filmed over random Kink trips the last couple years with Kink World Team Rider Ben Basford. Ben has been low key killing everything he rides for the last decade or so. Hailing from Nottingham, UK; Basford stays away from the spotlight, drama and kooks. Always down for a session, a road trip, and a heavy chill...a true BMX kid at heart.
Trent built a new pump track/strider track out at our local track, Whitney Mesa BMX. He is currently injured and can't ride, so he called some lines for me to send!
Bikers include Chris Cadot, Gabe Truax, Mark Hoder, Trevor Sigloch, Kareem Williams, Sebastian Morgenroth, Mike Brennan, Brant Moore, Sponge and hella others.
We are excited to formally introduce Tom Russell to the squad. Tom grew up under the influence of Roey and he's been on our radar for a while. So it feels right for us to support his talents and for him to become part of the next generation of Mutiny.
Our new NIGHTSHIFT frames are available now. This frame is 41-Thermal Heat Treated, carries a Lifetime Warranty and features classic Sunday details such as hollow dropouts with built in chain tensioners and much more. Choose from Matte Black or Erik Elstran's signature Emerald Green version.
We spent the last part of our trip in Colombia in Medellín (and a bit in Cartagena). We got the opportunity to ride the dream backyard of Andrea Escobar and even got to ride some laps at the 'Mariana Pajon' Supercross track, where we rode the World Championships in 2016.
Brandon Begin, Stephan "Bootygroceries" August, Charles Littlejohn, Brandon "Chief" James & Tony Malouf stack clips in ABQ!
For over 5 years Ben Norris has been the man behind the lens crafting the worlds perception of Lewis Mills as he rose to be notoriety as Garrett's Australian recruit. They take us back to how they found BMX on the Northern Beaches to the trappings of Sydney city culture that pushed them to pursue riding and making videos 100%.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.