MATT GREEN with some of that raw east coast thing... we love this shit...
Connor Fields made history during the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro when he became the first American to win a gold medal in Olympic BMX racing. But do you know about his journey as a high-performance athlete before (or after) that historic BMX race? In this exclusive documentary interview from VEGAS ALL IN, Connor Fields recounts the inspiring chapters of his unforgettable BMX career... and reveals the next steps he's taking in his personal journey as a Las Vegas hometown hero!
This was originally supposed to be segment on USL(RIP) with the "Thank You" boys from the 951. Not sure If "Thank You" is still an active thing at the moment but this day was too fun to stay unreleased. Featuring Jack Hennicke, Nathan Buechler, Joul Buechler, Tyler Veatch, Bryan Wilson, and Beau Harmon.
During the last few months of Dean's time in Australia we stacked some great clips for this video part. It was a pleasure to film with him and I look forward to the next time he's back downunder...
When Daniel Bartecki isn't out fixing up handrails for the local community in Katowice, Poland, he's out there going down (and up) others. Long rails, big stairs... enjoy.
Old school BMX was a legendary era for the sport and the tricks and the riders that can do them are becoming rare to see and today awe are lucky enough to have @fishonabike here at our skatepark doing his top 10 favorite old school BMX tricks and they seem impossible!
More coverage from the 'Legends Of The Fall' Jam, this time we've got the Highest Wallride and Street Best Trick. Thank you to the people that helped make this event happen. BMX has a long history in Milwaukee, so to see the community come together like this again was super special.
The 2024 Winter Nationals did not disappoint. I was happy to keep the momentum rolling from the previous race and get a couple more scores for the USA BMX series. I hope you guys enjoy the video. Please like and subscribe to help my channel grow.
Made a quick trip down to Phoenix to race the USABMX Winter Nationals in Black Mountain.
James Pease is a beast, but we already knew that! While filming for Tear Da Club Up this clip became a bit of a struggle. From rain to crashes, going back a few months later, Jimmah didn't give up till the clip was done... Tear Da Club Up Bish
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.