"‘ARCHIVED’ is a collection of footage that I’ve been holding on to for the past few years – I had plans to make it into a larger project but ran into some medical issues earlier this year that cut the timeline short. It includes mostly footage of Jeff Purdy and myself with some guest clips of Mikey Birch, Gene Barclay and Zach Zeh. Enjoy!" - Sam Downs
A few months after getting diagnosed with Crohn's disease and getting back in shape, Ratty Maty found himself halfway across the country on top of a giant ledge face to face with his ender for Can You Film This?
Join us at 5.30pm as we bring you all the action from the main line of Hillfire, the freshly built permanent BMX park in Stromlo Forest. With a 33 foot long and low in to a massive step up (estimated at 174 feet tall), the riders will be putting on a show.
Canada's Kurt Ebenreth comes in hot. Those hands are fast!
Was BMX Racing Better In The '70's & Early '80's?
Our First Florida BMX State Race Was A Big Fail! We drove over 100 miles to Sarasota BMX and Matty Cranmer didn't read the fine print and was not able to register to race.. Even though our day was ruined we still made the best of it by checking out the track and hanging out with the local racers but we will definitely be back at this track very soon!
Fixing your BMX Problems | All about the 20MM To 3/8" Adapter. If you liked this video, please give it a THUMBS UP. If you didn't like it, please drop a comment below, and tell us what we can do to make it better in the future!
Resilient: The Unbreakable Journey of Jeremy Rencurel - Witness the inspiring story of a true champion return from adversity. Don't miss this remarkable story of resilience and triumph!
From cold and remote Norway, Matias Vasquez sends us his video part filmed all over Europe, this video part shows the most beautiful contrast of European spots from the beautiful streets of Oslo to the best spots in Tenerife.
Nowear BMX has been a family and welcoming environment to me and everyone else involved for as long as I've had the pleasure to be apart of it. Can't wait for more memories and the next edit! -Noah Hospodka
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.