Introduction to Ramped.
“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
I always ask to my mechanic to make one but this is first time I built it by myself. It was very hard and I was headache but It was definitely great to know how the wheel come out and the team work is important. I realized that mechanic is hard work too. Enjoy!
Brandon Begin rolled through The Building distribution to freshen up his bike with a brand new Scumbag frame, Scumbag bar and Shiv V.3 fork. With a little help from Ethan Corriere, they got the new steed built up and boy does it look good!
Hecho a Mano de Bikers para Bikers Protagonizado por Rodrigo Decuzzi Owner Rider de NNBIKES Documental de BMX FREESTYLE Dirigido por Carlos Vásquez para Bacestudio Films en Asocición con Ene Ene Bikes & Vida Bicicletera Hecho en Argentina, Sur América 2019.
Wheel Build For My Hutch Pro Racer Restoration. The wheel build for my Hutch Pro Racer restoration. Will be posting more detail shots in the blog later.
In celebration of Profile Racing's 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company's original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004. Over time, this building (appropriately named "The Dungeon" by employees) has become a time capsule; a host to historical artifacts capturing Profile's legacy in both the automotive and bicycle industry.
Since he was a kid, Ooti Billeaud had wanted a backyard BMX ramp, but neither his parents nor future landlords were interested, so when he finally purchased land in New Orleans his first plan was to build a ramp. Unfortunately, the city told him if he built a ramp before building a house they would confiscate his land so he built a small house and a very big ramp.
How To Build The Coastin' Ramp - Flybikes. Flybikes has always seen things a little differently, taken its own approach and thought outside the box, not only with the team they’ve built or product they produce, but also the content they’ve put out. One such piece of content was a video where the focus was of a team that that saw the simplicity in riding, hanging out together by finding an every day object to ride, in this instance a “pallet” and dragged it around the city to make “almost spots” into completely fun rideable spots. Ultimately, ending a day of amazing riding using the pallet itself as firewood to keep warm and cook food over. Those were fun times and amazing memories for the team...
BMX budget build challenge! This time we are going to attempt to build a quarter pipe that we could ride BMX bikes on and do awesome tricks while keeping the cost under $100! We designed an awesome ramp and we make a how to about building the ramp! After the ramp is complete the guys get on their bikes and start riding and the tricks began straight away! The boys landed a barspin, a tail whip, 360, 540, and even a flair on their BMX bikes! Big Boy even learned a new trick at the end of the video!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.