Bart de Jong
She's got a Mongoose between her legs. Seriously. Does the bikini match? Maybe not, but who cares. Maybe you think it looks okay and we're fine with that. it's a safe bike because it has a front brake too. Not that they'll work well on the mag wheels but they're sure needed at some point when she rides it with the high heels on.
Forget the text. Come in. 18+
Caiden fills his bmx bike tires with water! I can't believe it actually worked! Will he be able to do tricks? Will they pop? Will it be heavy?
Name: Shane Ellis
Age: 28
Hometown: Busselton, Western Australia
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Pusher BMX, Social BMX NZ
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Local watering hole or anything steep and deep.
-BMX video: Any “Props Road Fools”, Criminal Mischief
I'm not just any handicap guy, I used to be one of the best BMX riders at doing my favorite trick, the tail whip! Even though I can't physically do the trick anymore I can still explain all the key steps to landing your very first tail whip on your BMX bike!
Alex Gonzales met up with Marcial beats and made this quick video out in ABQ for this episode of the back sear quickie.
Since the introduction of The Extreme Games in 1995, BMX has played a prominent role in the progression of sport, athletes and riding styles at X Games and beyond. From the biggest names such as Dave Mirra, to new tricks like the double flair, all the way up to technical street riding, BMX and the X Games have progressed hand in hand every year for the past 25 years.
Over the years I have spent a decent amount of time riding by myself. BMX is all about the community and sharing the experience with friends, however, riding by yourself provides a different kind of satisfaction.
Name: Niels Bensink
Sponsors: Meybo Bikes, Vee Tire Co, Renthal, SD Components, HT Components, Enjoy the Ride, Bensink BMX Gates, TVE Sports, Oegema Transport, Eurol, Esteq, PumptrackNL & Oakley
Mechanic: Thijs Kroon & Dylan Schuurman
How does it feel to build up a 2021 model in June of 2020?
Niels Bensink:
Due to the current circumstances the whole bike industry got to a hold, also Meybo. This is why the
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.