Eclat PRO Devon Smillie is back with another 4min banger filled, technical barrage of backward madness.
Since joining the Flybikes family, Sem Kok has been traveling the world non-stop hitting up contests and riding amazing spots along the way. Here's a video filled with clips from sessions he got in at cement parks, backyard ramps, street spots and trails from all over Europe to Adam LZ's backyard ramps in Florida and more! Sem brings amazing style to everything he touches and this is an amazing watch from start to finish!
What an incredible week it is at Fise, if you have been you will understand that it is non stop 5 days of absolute mayhem! There is allot of stuff I cant show and to be honest didn't film but here is a compilation of what I have found on my camera roll.
Video of my trip to Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines in France for round 5 & 6 of the UCI BMX SX World Cup Tour.
Broc Raiford, Justin Spriet, and Preston Okert flew to the other side of the world to meet up with Odyssey's newest pro Boyd Hilder and session the finest parks, trails, and street Canberra and Sydney have to offer. These guys rip any terrain and came through with a diverse and mind-blowing edit, and Broc even blessed us with a fresh NBD on a classic Sydney spot.
Straight hammers by Kevin Peraza, Kostya Andreev, Josh Dove, Zacahrya Dangerfield, and more from Best Trick at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Stuttgart, Germany!
The best bowl riders in BMX go crazy in one of Germany's newest skateparks at the second stop of the Vans BMX Pro Cup Series in Stuttgart.
South Coast UK shredder Stuart Chisholm (@Bigg_stuu_) headed out for a 7 day stint in Lisbon, Portugal, and even after a full 3 days of rain, he still came back with this stacked and packed edit from the remaining 4 days..
All of the biggest moves from finals at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Stuttgart, Germany featuring Larry Edgar, Dennis Enarson, Jason Watts, Matty Cranmer, Rim Nakamura, Kevin Peraza, Corey Walsh, Sergio Layos, and more!
Jason Watts took him his third Vans BMX Pro Cup win in Germany. It was a 20 minute jam format with the judges looking at the overall impression. Here's what it took to get that top spot on the podium. Full highlights video coming soon.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.