Jean William Prévost interviews his first guest on FLAT SYSTEM ; Jason Plourde. Both spent a lot of time in China and JW asks him about his experience in flatland, riding flatland, what comes after flatland, his injuries, his time in china and what was the craziest thing that ever happened to Jay.
Filming in New York can get interesting at times...this was one of those times. Click play and catch up with Austin Augie as builds up a fresh Mixtape frame and heads to LES skatepark. Oh yeah, he almost falls off a roof too. Classic Augie.
The Mongoose freestyle team traveled to the Carolinas to check out the new 2021 Legion series. While we had them out there, Team Manager Leigh Ramsdell played tour guide and took them around to discover the hidden riding gems that this region has to offer.
Jerrett Bennett and friends out in Phoenix, AZ have a screamer for you today in the form of WoeWorks. Shot over the last two years in between work and school, featuring the likes of Miguel Cortez, David Crownover, Joel Bennett and more.
Never Seen Before footage of Fred Blood SE Freestyle BMX in Taipei Taiwan from May of 1985 by Fred Blood
I traveled to Taipei with Mike Devitt of SE Racing to get ready for the Taiwan Bicycle Show and this video was produced by the Dodson Factory to show what Freestyle BMX was to the factories.
We’ve been working with our latest Éclat PRO Felix Prangenberg on a signature tire ever since he joined our ranks late last year. One of the most productive and progressive riders in the game, Felix was always adamant that this tire would be able to withstand his 24/7 riding regime.
Quick edit from a recent trip to Mexico City. Thanks to all the locals for taking me to the spots and filming!
PAWEL PIOTROWSKI 2020 - RMD BIKE CO
Your favorite Mike's favorite Mikes sure do kill it, just look at these Mikes bike. You love to see it.
Video contest GAME OF B.I.K.E organized by @faktbmx, supported by @blackmonsterru, @karmabmx, @dubbmx and of course indoor skatepark @rampstroyhouse. Watch videos at @faktbmx YouTube channel and peep who will become the king of this winter and take away the prize money.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.