I've known Andy Brown for well over 30 years now. As a kid many of us looked up to him and the crew he rode with as the older riders coming out of the London area, leading the way.
Team Verde man-of-action Matt Cordova goes in on a concrete crushing crusade across the Western US.
Tommy Dugan coming through clutch with the 350 bicycle MOTO X vibes on this machine. Hear all about it from the dude himself and make a mental note that Mr. Dugan has a new project in the works (hence the hair and makeup). Tommy is SWELL and so is his rig.
20th Anniversary Jam in memory of a Hastings, UK legend.
Beim Bank Jam geht es traditionell nicht gerade jugendfrei zur Sache. Hier ist das Video von den Partyeskapaden der 2021er Auflage am Berliner Südstern. YEWW!
2022's Don Of The Streets continued the wildness in The Big Apple, with hundreds of riders, hours of riding, all kinds of madness, and a multitude of spots, all with that NYC flavor. Despite ambulances coming out for injuries at 3 spots, and police ejecting everyone from the two others, the quality of riding more than made up for the shorter than desired quantity of time at each location. Watch the insanity yourself– MLK spot alone never saw so many wild moves go down in its entire history, and all in the span of less than an hour. Incredible.
Don Of The Streets hit hard once again, this time with a pre-jam in Brookyn to kick the weekend off. Enjoy some RAW Clips action featuring the Long Distance Pole jam, Highest Pillar Fakie, and the wild Car Rainbow Rail setup, with Broc Raiford, Brett Silva, Devon Smillie, NYC natives Markus Hoyte and Overdose Ralph, and more.
If there was an award for the best BMX event of 2022, the CPH Street Jam by Gade BMX would definitely be a hot contender!
The High Desert is no place for the softhearted. From the moment we touched tires in Victorville it was goat-heads, doll heads and security everywhere. We stuck around for three days and managed to stack some clips before getting dusted by the desert.
“We had originally started this project (filmed in my hometown, Le Havre in Normandy) just before Covid 19 started but were soon restricted because of curfews and had to postpone the video for a whole year. By then we were back to facing the freezing winter nights. Filming in the streets at night is kind of refreshing though. There are less people around and it’s way more peaceful. I really enjoyed that side of it. All of that is what makes this video so special to me.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.