Bart de Jong
Bike riding in Catty Woods and Posh this is not the original version.
Tristan Thomas shreds!
Take Five, a Cinema BMX series. This is your chance to ask the team what makes them tick. Your favorite Cinema riders will Take 5 of your questions and share their insights right from the directors chair! For our fourth instalment we've got Garrett Reynolds, live from San Diego!
Today is Vans checkerboard day and today is about promoting creativity and giving back and Vans is donating $1,000,000 to the non-profit imagination.org! In honor of this day we decided to get creative and have some fun with BMX and Trey Jones painted his curved wall ride checkerboard!
F.O.D. TRAILER. Sneak peak of the video I’ve been making the past 2 seasons at FIELD OF DREAMS
Murray Loubser is someone I've known since we were 15. Now that we're both 23 I thought it was the perfect time to make a edit. We spent around 15 days in the streets to get this edit together and we're well stoked with how it came out.
The city that never sleeps. NYC is known for being the busiest city in the world, making anyone who enters its limits to follow suit. Mike Almodovar is no exception. Starting with his short commute from New Jersey to Manhattan for the 9 to 5 grind straight to the streets for a late night session, Mike manages to fit it all in like a true New Yorker. Click play to see how Mike spends his nights on those infamous NYC cutty spots after putting in a hard days work at the office.
Welcome to New York baby! Austin Augie's Don of the Streets jam was the catalyst behind Ethan Corriere, Tom Dugan, Charles Littlejohn, Max Miller, Ben Silver and Justin Spriet heading to the Big Apple. The jam was dope and so was their 10 days in NYC. Without further ado, here's 10+ minutes of street moves for your viewing pleasure.
A couple of days after the SOURCE Battle Of Hastings 2019, Éclat and Snap Distro sent a crew compiled of Jordan Okane, Jordan Godwin, Stuart Chisholm, Sam Chamberlain, Harry Mills-Wakley and DIG's Peter Adam out onto the streets of the Big Smoke (aka London, UK) and incredibly collected all this wild footage in just four days... yeah, you read that right. No ends untouched! New wrists for Mr Okane please...
“The GT brand has always been one of my passions since I first started taking my son to the track more than 45 years ago. It’s exciting to see my son Craig developing and building frames and forks like I did back in the day, and we’re looking forward to doing this with GT.” - Gary Turner
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.