Bart de Jong
Olly Rendle - Odyssey x Foundation BMX edit Foundation BMX. In this video our boy Olly Rendle shreds his local concrete spot Kelvin Grove in Glasgow for Odyssey BMX and Foundation. Big shoutout to IMG Distribution for making this happen.
Shout out to everybody that sent me messages good and bad!
At an MSRP of $979.99 the Dennis Enarson complete bike isn't quite the entry level BMX bike. But Dennis Enarson isn't the entry level rider either. The San Diegan could build this bike up out of the box and do all the tricks he can do today. Yes, it's made for the serious BMX-er out there who thinks Dennis is a great guy. The bike weighes in at 23.34 lbs so it's not the leightest bike out there, but it will hold up to many burly tricks. If you've ever seen Dennis ride, you know what I mean. Top tube length options are limited to 21" and it comes in dark olive (or black if you are lucky enough to track one down internationally). Check the spec list and the photos and hop on a bike that the Park rider of the year rides.
Last summer I've spent 2 days in Philly. I managed to shoot some POV clips, so here you can see the effect. ENJOY!
Chris had a busy year in 2016, when he wasn't working he was on the move filming for multiple projects, and also made the move to Vancouver from St. Catharines ON. This was filmed mainly in 2016 with clips from Nashville, Ontario, Alberta, and BC. After wrapping up some projects like BMXFU Meow Mix 2, Cadot decided start fresh for 2017, and put the rest of his footage to use resulting in this 1664XCadot piece! Signature Cadot laid back, chill vibe in this one.
"Shout out to everyone who held the camera, and 1664 for the support!"
- Chris Cadot
EVERYONE GO RIDE THESKATEHOUSE!
ROD, CANT EVER THANK YOU ENOUGH MAN!
Chilled cruise around Glasgow with the Gopro. Going to start uploading a lot more again. Let me know what you would like to see next? Thanks!
Chaz Mailey
Alex Donnachie
Jason Phelan
Kriss Kyle
Rob Darden took a little day trip over to Raleigh the other day, so I took it as an opportunity to point the camera at him. Whether he's 720ing huge doubles or just cruising the streets, Rob is a true OG on any terrain and always a pleasure to watch.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.