I CAN'T BELIEVE HE LANDED THIS! by Kieran Reilly
During an era where they had one of the most revered and well-rounded teams in modern-day BMX, etnies released the full length video “CHAPTERS” in 2017. With 35 trips over a period of three years, throughout 15 countries, at both legendary and new spots, the team shared good times, friendships, sometimes adversity, and have shed blood, sweat, and tears, along with groundbreaking and sometimes downright scary feats.
Jared Duncan has been working on this one for a while and it shows. Whether it's filmed on the VX, or the HD cam... In Austin, TX or out in California. Watching Jared biking is good 4 U!
Argentina certainly isn’t known for smooth streets or an abundance of spots, but you wouldn’t know it when watching Gaspar Guendulain ride. Gaspar left a lasting impression while visiting Stateside last year, churning out numerous video parts full of his buttery smooth technical prowess.
The cursed broken titanium bike is back and Cory Berglar is sad! This bike has been such a headache for Cory but he won't let go and move on! We took it to the skatepark and Cory did his first backflip on it since it broke but the question remains, How many more backflips does the bike have left?
It's not everyday that you get a Rooftop edit. The prolific video part rider rides spots of all shapes, sizes, and depths, in what he specifically calls an edit (not a video part) to promo his signature Caveman V2 from United. All hail Rooftop!
We've been flowing our boy Mikey "Milky" Andrew some parts through Vans Bicycle Center in Reno for awhile, and he has been progressing at an alarming rate. It's to the point now, where he is so good, we have no choice but to present the first official release of his riding for your viewing pleasure!
After 3 years dealing with Anorexia, being too weak & cold to ride my bike. I'm proud of what acomplished in 2020. During the last 20 months, I've gained 2 pants sizes, happiness, strenght & motivation to ride my bike.
Before delivering all the kids presents, Santa just wanted to ride his bike. I bet Santa would trade in his sled for that white mustang.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.