Bart de Jong
BMX Projekt | Impressionen 2015 & 2016
Name: Nic Long
Number in Rio: 64
Country: USA
Result: 4th
How big was your struggle even making it to the Olympics?
Nic: The struggle is always going to be as hard as you make it.. I worked hard all year, and Kurt had my program spot on. I was prepared for everything.
When you think old school BMX and you have the colours yellow and blue, what brand do you think of? Correct! Diamondback. Maybe not exactly but when you peek inside you will see one. It doesn't make sense really but it's Friday so this is about the girl in front of it, and not the bike. Almost weekend people! 18+
Riders in order of appearance:
Nick Weir
Tommy Lloyd
Ben "Minty" Miranda
These are just some throwaway clips to give you all a peek into what's cookin' for next year. Products will be coming out in 2017!
Riding street and a little park at Reid Menzer skate park in York, PA, Shrimptown skate park in Sykesville, MD & Charm City Indoor skate park in Baltimore, MD. Featuring riding by Adam Hoffman, Brandon Boyle, Colby Richard, Ed Sedlak, Garrett Darr, Isaac Boyle, Jimmy Skipper, John Lopez, Justin Groft, Justin Lecrone & Michael Pettis
Fresh off the championship stage at the USA BMX Grand National is 2016 USA BMX National #1 Amateur, Jesse Welch. The big news today is that Jesse will be zip-tying his new #1 plate to a new bike for 2017, and suiting-up for Factory Throdwn. As one of the fastest in his age class, Jesse is a major pickup for any team, even without the silver cup and black number plate, but joining an established team like Jim Buchanan is fielding, with a new bike sponsor, will add some extra-special
Struggling from multiple severe injuries the past few years Nowear's Kody Rowe still managed to sneak in a pretty solid edit.
"Can’t Wait For Six" - The best way to end the day
Name: Ryan Antle
Age: 22
Hometown: CBS Newfoundland, Canada
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Killemall Distro
The favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Montreal Street
-BMX video: Animal cuts
-Web video: Dakota Roche Bay Roam
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.