Bart de Jong
Hier sind die Banger vom Streetcontest bei Snipes BMX Cologne 2018 im Kölner Jugendpark mit Felix Prangenberg, Markus Reuss, Nico van Loon, Jan Mihaly und noch ein paar anderen Verrückten.
The legendary Pat King's section from Banned BMX's most recent DVD, Banned 5.
Riders converged on the legendary Woodward Camp to do battle for few remaining spots in the Vans BMX Pro Cup World Tour.
Felix Prangenberg Doomed. Felix had some of the wildest and tech rad clips in this so doomed just threw his part up. Taken from their 15 min promo.
RIDING DOWN WORLDS BIGGEST PIPE. We find and ride the biggest scariest underground full pipe in the world! This place was absolutely incredible!
Nothing but good vibes as always with the daily grind crew. Kick back, sip a drank, and enjoy. Till next time boys. Cheers.
A compilation of the best clips posted on the Lip Lords instagram in June 2018.
The fourth stop of the FISE Experience series took place in Reims, France over the weekend. With BMX Flatland and BMX Park on the program and a cool park outside to ride, many riders made it over to Champagne-city to hold up the biggest check at the end of the day. With a live feed happening online and a Park course that was huge, these Fise Experience series are looking more and more like the big deal. Check who rode the best in Reims and enjoy the photos.
PRO Park FINAL
1 - Kaine Mitchell
ELEVN offers a new Flow Elite Chromoly Cog. This chromoly rear cog is built to hold up to unlimited gate starts, sprints, and hole shots from USA BMX #1 Pros, the Olympic Champion, and all around fast guys Connor Fields and Joris Daudet. So you know these will hold up to all the power you can dish out.
Features:
-Heat Treated SCM440 Chromoly
-Shimano compatible and 3/32”
-Wide 5mm alloy cog base for great contact with cassette body and lock mech.
Sizes:
14 – 18 tooth
Color:
The UK squad consisting of Jordan Godwin, Harry Mills-Wakley and new addition Jordan Okane jumped on the train and headed north for a week of handrails, neck-braces and Greggs.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.