Bart de Jong
The Dinlow crew in the North Eastern French city of Metz know how to have a good time. Recently they threw a very serious jam for the locals, with strict one minute runs timed by the head of proceedings, Rachid - needless to say things popped off big time, especially with the grand prize of a free Kebab. We sent in Jean Cluut Van Jam to see what BMX evidence he could collect.
Mickael Carmona. 23 year old Mickael Carmona comes from a small town west of Paris, France called Epone. He started filming for this video in the beginning of 2018 and took his time to film without any pressure of deadlines. Sit back and enjoy his efforts - I'm sure you'll agree he's got a dope style and bags of talent. Make sure you're on the lookout for his next video endeavour - we got a sneak peek and it's crazy!
Watch the gold, silver and bronze-medal winning runs from Saturday’s BMX Street final at X Games Minneapolis 2019.
Kelloggs BMX Freestyle | Round 4 | 1985 | Kelloggs BMX Track Wars was a hugely popular TV show that ran for two seasons in 1984 & 1985. The Freestyle competition featured the best in the world including; Eddie Fiola, Neil Ruffell, Mike Dominguez, Brian Blyther & Craig Campbell.
Matt Hoffman,bmx freestyle world champion ramp pro.BMX FREESTYLE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP LIMOGES, France, 1993.
Canadian BMX rider, Thomas Henderson recounts how a head injury incurred on a trip to Germany changed his life. WAKE UP CALL
Kelloggs BMX Track Wars was a hugely popular TV show that ran for two seasons in 1984 & 1985. The Freestyle competition featured the best in the world including; Eddie Fiola, Neil Ruffell, Mike Dominguez, Brian Blyther & Craig Campbell.
Kelloggs BMX Track Wars was a hugely popular TV show that ran for two seasons in 1984 & 1985. The Freestyle competition featured the best in the world including; Eddie Fiola, Neil Ruffell, Mike Dominguez, Brian Blyther & Craig Campbell.
2019 UCI BMX World Championships in Zolder, Belgium. It was very high level of competition I ever felt. But I enjoyed to race with them.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.