Bart de Jong
Name: Calvin KreyAge: 23
Hometown: Ogden, Utah
Hook-ups/Sponsors: GT Bikes, 50/50, Skull Candy, Quintin
The favorite list:
-Drink: Dr. Pepper
-Trick: Bar Humps!
-Bike company: GT BMX!
-Shoes: Vans Half Cabs
-Car: European Cars and Subarus. (Anything with a Turbo)
-Sport besides BMX: Soccer
-BMX video: Criminal Mischief, Guy Stuff
-Frame: Mutiny Cosmotron 21.2-Forks: Mutiny Wands
-Headset: Premium
-Stem: Mutiny top load
-Bars: Mutiny Glamroids
-Grips: Premium
-Bar ends: Mutiny
-Chain: Odyssey blue bird
-Sprocket: Mutiny Ethereal
Interbike isn't the only bicycle show on the planet. It might have the biggest BMX party of the year with Ride BMX's NORA CUP, but the BMX industry travels around to more shows than the one in Las Vegas. The Taipei show is well up there on the importance ladder, along with the Eurobike show in Germany in September. Kamil Feifer of 34R BMX company flew over to Taipei and sent us some photos he took at the show. Curious what he got to see? Come on in. 
A BMX jam featuring some of Melbourne’s most skilled BMX riders, directed by two of Melbourne’s most renowned choreographers Antony Hamilton and Byron Perry. The project presents a concentrated slice of the life of the most flamboyant and irreverent sub-culture of bike enthusiasts, the BMX rider. The first half of the show features simultaneously projected filmed sequences, tracking the journey of riders as they travel from different locations to Riverslide Skate Park. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.