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Quick MRT trip to spend 1/2 a day wandering Wugu District in New Taipei City looking for new BMX spots. Documenting part of the process of searching out new spots an exploring Taipei, Taiwan by BMX bike.
Zurich, Switzerland was next for the Cash Up treatment, hosted by the Nuts & Bolts crew. In between Swiss national day, super high temps, and police, a massive squad of riders from Europe, the USA, and South America all flocked to the banking haven for a day of mayhem.
Follow us along while we dial in a couple bikes that were rented to be in a movie here in Richmond!
A close up of the tools REA makes look cool!
A display of Seth Klinger's best riding by far. I chose to leave it on its original domain but sadly the industry hadn't yet caught onto the demand for BMX edits on YT and it was forgotten too soon and eventually removed.
Episode 22 is live. This one's straight from Roast the Coast at Alex Headland. Just raw clips, good sessions and whatever went down over the weekend. Featuring Josh Dove, Ben Hoskins, Ryan Rosterello, Adam Hough, Lee Mans, Kaz Campbell and plenty more.
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BMX ON THE BAYOU: RED BULL ATHLETE BROC RAIFORD BRINGS HIS BMX VISION TO HIS HOMESTATE
Red Bull athlete Broc Raiford had an idea nobody had tried before. Not a skatepark. Not a warehouse. The bayou. The Jean Lafitte Wetlands of his native southern Louisiana, wildlife, water, floating pads and all. From the moment the concept first took shape three years ago, the project has been entirely his. “BMX on the Bayou,” is a cinematic BMX project years in the making and built in one of the most unlikely and visually arresting environments ever brought to the sport, a bayou adjected to Jean Laffite National Historical Park and Preserve in Marreo, Louisiana. More than a BMX film, it’s a statement about what southern Louisiana produces, what the sport can look like, and what one rider can do when given the space to build something from scratch on his own terms.
Justin Wilgus' section from the 2024 full-length BMX film, "Crosslaced."
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.