Bart de Jong
Orfeas ''Flogy'' Garpozis drops his first full length edit for Toska Crew full of madness and big bangers!
Mark Burnett and the crew head to Lyon, France in the latest episode of Field Notes. Besides riding in the Street Station Jam, the guys rode street and explored all of Lyon. Watch Mark Burnett, Matt Ray, Jiri Blabol, Joris Coulomb, Arnaud Mauler and more. Keep up with us to see where Mark ends up next in "Field Notes."
The new Kink Backwoods Frame is in stock and available now! Shop Kinkbmx.com and finer BMX retailers worldwide to get the goods... Toptube Sizes: 20.75”, 21”, 21.25”, 21.5” Chainstay Length: 13.5" Slammed Bottom Bracket Height: 11.6" Standover Height: 9" Headtube Angle: 74.5° Seattube Angle: 71° Weight: 4lb 15oz.
Favorite Rider's Favorite Rider is a new Ride series that sheds light on the influences of your influencers. Dropping every Wednesday at 10am. This week is Broc Raiford, who chooses someone you'd probably never guess...
Following Alexis Desolneux's Skatepark Of Tampa edit in 2018 — a little story about failing and getting a second chance.
Josh Clemens' crashes, makes, attempts and leftover footage from his Disco Stew part. Sit back and enjoy 45 minutes of Josh clips...
Monday's at the DIG Glasgow HQ are not your average hellish start to the week - they're usually reserved for an early morning ride and hang with BSD's Kriss Kyle and Substance BMX shop owner Si Gibb. For the last few we decided to take out the camera to document some of down time, jibs, laughs, and even golf.
Video promocional de NN 4130 linea de cuadros de bicicletas profesionales de Bmx Freestyle realizados por ENE ENE BIKES.
Streetency by A. Gri. I’m Alex Grigorenko, 28 y.o., was born and raised in Kharkiv, Ukraine. I’ve been into BMX for a while now, since 2006. Lots have changed since then, but my passion to BMX is still here, stronger than ever. This video showcases last 5 years of my BMX adventure with friends. We’ve seen many towns and been to many depths of our fantasies. I call it Streetency. Huge thanks to everyone supporting me while being near or far.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.