Watch etnies riders Nathan Williams and Hobie Doan ride through downtown San Diego in the new Jameson Vulc X Kink BMX shoes, and the etnies X Kink BMX apparel collection.
We've teamed up with Rip N Dip Clothing to create a one-of-a-kind Limited Edition complete BMX bike! After we got some samples of the bike Lord Nermal wanted to go shred with some of the Subrosa Team, so she met up with Matt Ray, Joris Coulomb, and Kole Voelker and showed them some of her favorite spots around L.A.
Joe comes through with another great video with heavy brake use and endless creativity. Filmed around the Midwest, including Wisconsin, Illinois, & Iowa and the East Coast including New Jersey, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.
Chad Cowell and friends have been working away on this one deep in the woods over the last summer and it's a real fun watch. Consisting of mainly UK trails spots, the odd bit of bowl footage (including the legendary Crowhurst) and a few clips from France sprinkled on top - this will make you want to grab a shovel immediately. Some of those doubles towards the end are monsters!
THE CUT BMX SHOP OPENING JAM Barcelona by Wilderness BMX
Cam has been hanging out in the sunny state for a couple weeks and he decided to take us with him for a cruise around Tampa BMX for one of his training sessions.
“Last month I took a quick trip to LAX, being sent home the next day… I had this bcn piece started with my good friend Santi and took advantage of my longer stay to finish it. Always try to make sum good out of the bad… “
Sticky situations. Not usually something high on the wish list and not usually something you want to find yourself in, with just one exception that is. When it comes to BMX & MTB shoes, a sticky situation is precisely what you’re after, it’s what you dream of, it’s the goal, the very aim of the game.
The man Dom Elt owning transition spots all around the UK, doing it for Cult Crew, Segment Clothing, Seventies Distribution.
Kink Pro Casey Starling sheds some light on his current Royale Frame build and why he's feeling it, accompanied with some ridiculous footage from a quick trip to some L.A. street spots and skateparks!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.