It has been less than a year since Pat Casey has tragically passed away and it just doesn't feel real. I have been thinking of Pat so much lately and I wanted to make this video to honor Pat's legacy and remind everyone that he is a BMX legend that reinvented the sport with his signature style. We all love and miss Pat..
The long awaited sequel to the internationally acclaimed, Oscar winning, grammy nominated “west coast yanking” from the Substrata trails crew.
The Dirty Zuin Jam returns, courtesy of Miki Fleck and Fernando Laczko, this time from the streets of Santiago, Chile. We LOVE seeing all the talent out there. Watch what went down and keep your eyes peeled for more jams soon!
Born in Chatsworth, California, Redline BMX got its start when Linn Kastan created the first tubular Chromoly Redline fork in 1974, with the first production of Squareback frames soon after. Fifty years later the Redline brand continues to be a staple of the BMX world, with a rich legacy of accomplishments from the world’s best riders.
Ambient footage from a handful of sessions between late February and early March 2024. While shooting this, the presence of the upcoming spring season really helped me uncoil physically and mentally. It's funny how much of an impact a little consistent sunshine and warmth can have, even amidst battling a few tricks.
Brisbane Australia World Cup Rnd 3&4 2024 by Quillan Isidore
Paul Thölen, Lars Kindermann and Timo Schulze getting it done in Wuppertal, Germany!
Miguel has been on a lot of our radars since making noise at the Vans Pro cup a few years back and since then has developed his riding style into high speed street riding mixed with creative spot usage and tech capability and that's one of the many reasons were stoked to bring him in as one of the newest additions to the Federal BMX Am squad!
Huge dialed jumps, great weather, and some of the best BMX riders in the world on top of the roll-in. This is the perfect setting for the final stop of the 2024 Monster Energy BMX Triple Challenge in Arlington, Texas. This stop was end-to-end bangers so do yourself a favor and head to that play button and enjoy.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.