Fufanu and abubaca fans rejoice! Ratty Maty is back with an absolute stoker of a video for Profile, and he means business! 'Radius' really highlights Maty's incredible ability to ride all sorts of transitions of all sizes and types— from ramps, to concrete DIY spots, dirt jumps, and everything in between. It's always refreshing to see lesser-seen stuff like switch bar-grabs, hurricanes, and a backside boneless make an appearance too. Enjoy!
Matt Coplon, longtime TM/ rider/ wearer of many hats at Profile, celebrated moving up to Level 4.8 by putting together a collection of clips, the latest in a series of edits since he turned 40.Here at DIG we just can't say enough good things about this guy. His contribution to BMX is second to none on so many levels and even his music taste rules.
The second edit within our "Sibling Unity" series covering one of the most dialed families in BMX. Kaci Halahan is up!
On Mauritius, Sebastian Grubinger finds a sliver of concrete to have a session (most of the roads and parking lots are gravel).
Here's a recap of his solo session, self-filmed, amongst banana palms and bird calls, in a tropical Island Nation in the middle of the Indian Ocean.
"The main purpose of the trip was to get out to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan for the 8th annual Brett Craig memorial jam put on by Doug’s Spoke N Sport.
"The day before we left for Profile's "Callsign Carolina" trip, Dan Dellorso had an early flight into Richmond, Virginia where we spent the whole day getting chased by rain.
Profile riders Lucas Porzio, Dan Dellorso and Matt Coplon headed out to the Rec Rats x B.A.B.H "How is this still happening, Jam?" in Port Richey, Florida.
"I had been traveling to Ohio filming for a new video part with Ryan Howard when I had the idea to combine it as a Profile trip with a couple of the dudes. Having three large cities with hundreds of spots within an hour of Ryan's place, I thought it would make for a real fun and productive trip.
Gustavo Bala loka: Welcome to Profile
These days you don't often see street riding and two brakes in the same video, but Profile's Kent Pearson, from Athens GA, keeps the flame burning with a healthy dose of nosepicks, tyre taps and tech combos. Hit play for something a little bit different to the norm...
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.