Yes, Kareem still rides. Put some respek on his name.
Tom Dugan's on one. He just wrapped what some are calling his best video part to date for the eXtreme Games and the dude can't stop, won't stop! Here's some VXness from his recent trip to Cali captured by fellow Fit brethren Booty, a.k.a. Stephen August.
INSANE PRACTICE SESSION AT THE 2018 VANS STREET INVITATIONAL. I cut this one together quick for ya'll, but basically, everyone is really, really good at riding and I have no doubt that the Vans Street Invitational is gonna be absolutely mind blowing. Here's everything I could grab from five hours of practice today at the Vans park in HB...
Tammy McCarley has been killing it for so long and shows no signs of slowing down. Doing it for The Trip out in Arizona, Tammy hits a plethora of AZ spots and even scores and NBD last clip in the process! Everything about this dudes riding is snappy and extended.. making everything look proper.
Live on FATBMX: Join us for Round 1 of the UCI BMX Supercross tour which this year kicks off in Saint Quentin en Yvelines, France.
Huckfest: King Of Concrete 1997 - Southsea Skatepark - Highlights by Neil Waddington.
Unreel Productions & Vision Street Wear present: Freestyling Fanatics BMX. Released in 1988 Riders Featured: Brian Blyther Chad Johnson Chris Potts Dave Vanderspek Dave Voelker Dennis MCcoy Dino Deluca Gary Laurent Jeff Cotter Josh White Krys Dauchy Leo Chen Matt Hoffman Nathan Shimizu Pete Augustin R L Osborne Ron Camero Ron Wilkerson Scott Robinson.
FEATURING Travis Chipres, Charles Townsend, Dave Balthes, Billy Griggs, Gary Ellis, Greg Hill. 1987.
What happens when you can no longer be who you’ve been? Flatland profiles two Kansas Citians – an X-Games champion (Chad Kagy) and a war photographer (Steve Hebert)– who, at a young age, must decide what comes next for their lives.
"3 years ago my friends and I started out filming for something with no real destination. Fast forward 2 years and we had something. Everybody had crushed it and things were falling into place quite nicely. I had no real experience with a project of this size before so there were some setbacks. Without a doubt the biggest issue I ran into was on Christmas Eve of 2016 when I accidentally deleted the whole video off of my computer. Devastated and unmotivated, the project fell to a stand still.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.