Chicago's Alex Duleba. Footage from 2017 to 2020.
Maxime Orsini lays waste to his local park (check the tattoo), trails, and transitions of all kinds. Plus, bike flips every direction. A good park section is what's up....we need more of them.
"Much like most accidents, this video happened with ease and came to conclusion before we even knew we were making a video. I hit the road in my van this past December with my girlfriend and doggo, to start a 6 month long journey around the country, hitting and seeing places I have always wanted to ride.
Legendary spot “ANTHILLS Trails” in Houston Texas. The “blue groove crew” held a jam the day after PRATTY Woods jam. We got a good session before the rain started and ended the fun.
Here is my edit of my first big race of the year after pandemic. Unfortunitetly we couldn't finish the race because of the heavy rain and track got soft. But I had some good laps to keep positive for this week world cup here in Verona again.
As winter approaches each year, Canadian riders will try and find any reason to head for warmer weather once the snow starts flying. This year was obviously different. With the global pandemic surging, traveling has been restricted and the typical winter migration impossible. Leaving ‘snowbirds’ like Mike Gray in a state of flux.
420,000 wrist curls later Dave Krone's scaphoid has healed and he's back on the bike. Here's some post-rehab shreddage, anyone dealing with wrist issues hit Dave up for some knowledge!
We are very excited to welcome Javitxu de la Torre to the Flybikes family! Over the years, we’ve watched as younger and younger riders have progressed faster and faster, and it’s been incredible. But, when Sergio Layos puts your name out to be on the team, you know you’re on another level! Check out the future as Javitxu and Sergio team up for this amazing video!
THE BOYS DO WOODWARD! First team trip with all the dudes except Josh Delarosa! Where should we go next?
After living in California for a couple years John maybe a video of himself and Dylan Cole on their trip home before getting to work in the FBM machine shop.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.