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A weekend that went down in the BMX History books at the Helltrack RAD reunion race. As a girl growing up seeing the birth of BMX and 80's boom of BMX racing on TV, I watched BMX Bandits and RAD on repeat.
Barry Nobles and I couldn't miss this opportunity to travel to Dallas Texas and be able to look the part in my throw back "Cru Jones" outfit. Drop in on Helltrack and while we where there, bring it back to life in our remake social media video.
As the only girl dropping in and racing the boys...it brought back memories to where racing begun for me at 5 years old!
A massive thank you to Tex Plex Dallas Texas for bringing this iconic BMX track back to life.
If You haven't seen the original iconic 80's BMX film RAD.
Check it out here in full.
OUR RAD REMAKE ⚡️ HELLTRACK 2018 Fasthouse Clothing! ▪️FEATURING Barry Nobles & Caroline Buchanan
Jay Wilsons closing section from our full length DVD "the Dirty Sniff"
Craig made a dope mixtape earlier this year and we figured we would feature his part on here cuz it goes super hard. East coast street artistry.
We drop a pin with WeThePeople Pros Jordan Godwin and Dan Kruk and end up in the city of Paramount. The dudes quickly locate a ton of stuff to ride including a mellow rail that gets SHUT DOWN! Dropping a random pin on your phone to decide where to ride for the day usually ends up leading to a pretty awesome time.
Having the campers involved is an integral part of the Mongoose Jam and they made the most of the opportunity by going in and clocking plenty of clips. Here’s a montage featuring all six lucky campers from Mongoose Jam 2018 shredding during the AM selection jam and the actual filming of the video battle with their teams.
Alex Donnachie filmed a bunch of crazy tech in Unit23's Hall 2 over the winter before going under the knife for ACL surgery. This stuff's been on Instagram but we thought the riding deserves to be cut together and put in one place to be watched. Enjoy...
Simply put, the Kink Roaster is designed to be a kids first BMX bike. The 12” wheel and frame size make it an easy transition from a balance bike and means kids will feel completely comfortable on their first pedaling bike. Once again, this bike isn’t simply a bike with 12” wheels or merely a miniaturized BMX bike. It factors into account standard BMX geometry, and applies them to a younger child’s size and needs. The Gloss Nuclear Green colorway really shines while the bike sports some great components throughout.
ELEVN OFFERS A NEW ELITE ALLOY COG. THE ALLOY REAR COG IS LIGHTWEIGHT, BUT STRONG ENOUGH TO TAKE THE BEATING YOU CAN PUT OUT WHEN PUTTING THE POWER DOWN OUT OF THE GATE. THE FULL CNC’D T6 COGS ARE OFFERED IN 4 COLORS.
Features:
-Full CNC’d Alloy AL-7075 T6
-Shimano compatible and 3/32”
-Wide 5mm alloy cog base for great contact with cassette body and lock mech.
Sizes: 14 – 18 teeth
Colors: Black, Polished, Red, and Blue with laser etched logos
Weights:
040 BMXPARK in Eindhoven, Netherlands is a place that many want to visit. What about a trip this weekend? Starting from Friday afternoon some of the best BMX riders will start their practice on the 040 BMX Spine Miniramp for next day's 040 BMX Invitational contest. The ramp will be set up right next to the 040BMXPARK outdoors, but with sunny weather on the agenda for the entire week, there is no need to fear any rain. Just bring your sunglasses.
Some of the riders who have confirmed their presence are Mark Webb (GBR), Milan Tenbult (NED), Justin Dowell (USA), James Jones (GBR), Tom van den Bogaard (NED), Tom Justice (GBR), Kenneth Tancré (BEL), Daniel Wedemeijer (NED), Shaun Gornall (GBR), Paul Thoelen (GER), Levi Weidmann (NED), Zdenda Pesek (CZE), Scott Hamlin (GBR), Lennox Zimmermann (GER), Erik Figar (CZE), Alessandro Barbero (ITA), Jari Roggeveen (NED), Sem Kok (Amerika), Niels van Maren (NED) & Jack Clark (GBR).
The event will be held at Ketelhuisplein, Strijp-S, Eindhoven, Netherlands and is part of E-Moves, an Urban Festival that attracts many top players in their own field.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.