Check out some super chill vibes from the SIMPLE SESSION16 on this very day, 1st of May, five years ago. See You in 4 months at Pohjala Factory for the #SIMPlESESSION21!
Meet Kenneth Tencio, the BMX champion who has invited us into his incredible home set-up in Costa Rica!
When it comes to Costa Rica, it is widely perceived as a tropical paradise with breathtaking nature, gorgeous beaches and world-class surf. If you ask Kenneth Tencio about it, he will confirm everything written above and add ”BMX destination” to it. A few months ago the Costa Rican local decided to go on a road trip from the Caribbean to the Pacific coast, finding as many cool spots on the way as he can along the way.
Golden Days benchwarmers, thank you to everyone that was involved in this.
Eye two seven five is the interstate artery that runs through Tampa Bay connecting Tampa, St. Pete, and Clearwater. In hindsight, this interstate happened to be the thoroughfare that took us to every spot over the course of 5 days in February, 2021.
Went up North for 4 days. Got heavily involved in the local culture from everything to only eating Cobs in Notts to singing Wonderwall with 200 pissed up Mancs. Managed to squeeze in some BMX in between that.
Sponge & myself in our first split edit in 6 years at Ohio's newest indoor skatepark, Race Street Riders Company in Dover Ohio!
Also featuring Kyle Stein, Josten Burdette, Jt Harper, and Ryan Long.
Traffic BMX's Robin Bourhis just whipped together a new Wethepeople X eclat setup, based around the awesome Paradox frame and i'm sure you'll agree it looks mighty fine. He hit the tools in Le Comptoir bike shop and then proceeded to take it out for a test ride.
Check out @prattywoods jam spring 2021. We had people from over a hand full of states as well as other countries. Awesome turn out, great vibes.
Bjarki Hardarson has made his mark in the streets from the US to Iceland. "Just Can't Do It" documents the hard work and effortless steezy style of one of our favorite up and coming riders. Bjarki isn't afraid to go big or throw down on a technical line. Keep your eyes on this one because we sense bigger things and no slow down from Bjarki Hardarson.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.