The gang from Soulcycle out in Amsterdam, Netherlands know what's up when it comes to making a sick video! Some of these spots are out of hand too. Featuring, Emile Bouwman, Jack Nierathe, Sem Kok and Stijn Hens.
Enrico Travisan, Matteo Bua, Paulo Giaconi, and Alessandro Valtorta hold it down for Il Butta BMX out in Pavia, Italy with some great riding.
Stephan Atencio, Mati Lasgoity, Jesus Sanchez, Julian Molina, Liam Espinosa, Julian David, Jaume Sintes and filmer Fernando Marmolejo hold it down for 360BS out in Barcelona, Spain. These guys went in hard as hell and the video turned out wild!
Featuring Kevin Manez, Edouard Carrot, Thomas Carrot, Arthur Dubrunfaut and Clement Santos, the fellas from BMX Avenue gave this their all and it really shows. Incredible stuff.
The French sure know style when they see it! The Bros Bike Store team is as varied as it comes and together they absolutely kill it. Featuring Nico Badet, Matthias Dandois, Ben Gea, David Gomes, Maxime Duranseaud and Thibaut Srinarong.
Alans BMX went in big time for their VANS 'The Circle' entry and came through with a really solid mix of riding from their eclectic team. Featuring Chris Smith, Pawel Piotrowski, James Heyes, Sam Davies Bate, Andy Kay and Tom Cookson.
Battling the cold weather, the UK's Source BMX and their crew of Jordan O'Kane, Stu Chisholm, Max Hedges Daniel Bungay and Tom Wilson put out a blinder for Vans 'The Circle'! Get stuck in immediately.
Russian shop Stress really put on their thinking caps with this one. Both filming and riding wise this one is an absolute treat, and definitely outside the box. Featuring Martsin Shershan, Ilya Usoltsev, Aleksandr Aksenov, Nikita Fomin, Dmitriy Osokin and Roman Shalimov.
Video by Konstantin Chernov
Brad Simms' signature bars are ready to ride! Available in Matte Black or Matte Clear
In the midst of the pandemic, Monster was able to fly over the enigmatic Rich Forne to meet up with a stranded Max and Igor Bespaliy to the spot utopia known as Barcelona, Spain. The twins and Rich have combined for four minutes of visual and riding delight.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.