We travelled to a storm Broadwood to see how Cumbernauld Centurions BMX Club were delivering the Transport Scotland-funded project with a slight difference.
Adelaide's Mitchell Pike, Mitch Fieg, Paris Griffiths, Brayden McPharlin, Jay Waters and Brad Collins bring da ruckus in their new piece '1836 Chambers'.
What did you do last summer? Well the UK's Ike Duly did a lot of 'bowling' and his mates made a video out of it. Good stuff! “Turned 16 this summer and I wanted to film a video so gave my camera to all the locals and between battling the English weather this is what we got! Shoutout to 4Down and S&M for keeping it rad and anyone who helped!” - Ike Duly
Dan Nielsen 2024 frame promo. Dan’s signature Beast Mode frame is 100% American made welded by the man himself John Corts.
Join us for an epic afternoon at RWILLY Land! We ventured up the Sunshine Coast to film a promo for our summer LUXBMX tees and ended up with an unforgettable experience.
Colony BMX’s young powerhouse Sam Grace has done it again. Full speed and a bag of tricks so deep Santa Claus would be jealous. Do as Sam would do and pedal as fast as you can to the play button and enjoy Sam’s 2023 Colony part.
We've had the pleasure of being friends with BSD's Tam Roulston since he was starting out and it's wild to see his progression over the years. From his humble beginnings in the town of Beith, Scotland he decided it was time to hit US shores and spent all his money and Visa on a dream 3 month trip with our dude Trent Lutzke. This video sums up the big man real well - he's out there for good times and dirty kinked rails! Sit back and enjoy his endeavours.
Drop in and roast! That's the name of the game at the second annual Roasta Mesa Jam in Costa Mesa, CA. The weather was perfect and some of So-Cal's finest roasters were in attendance. So head over to that play button and try not to land on Fudger on the way…
On This episode of What's Next I meet up with some local friends from Guadalajara who I haven't seen in a few years. Mexico is fun and rich in culture so don't take what you see or hear from the news as a blanket representation of what it is like here.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.