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Carraig "Tiny" Troy stacked a tonne of clips from Australia and New Zealand over the past year or so in-between injuries that kept him off the rig. Great spot/peg use throughout.
When it comes to Erik Elstran's riding, the only thing you can expect is the unexpected—and that it'll be awesome. While on a recent trip to SoCal with the Madera team, Erik fired out five totally unorthodox clips at a very ordinary skate plaza.
Since joining their team in July of last year, Ty Morrow has been steadily stacking clips for his inaugural Éclat video part. Combining his signature style, power and burliness in to one banger of a video part, it’s fair to say no one else does it quite like Ty. With so many talking points in one video, we'll just let you dive in and enjoy it for what it is. This is Ty Morrow for Éclat.
Reid learns to ride Moto, Logan Martin comes to Dream Yard for a session, and more chillin at the house...
Monster Army rider Justin Dowell joins Mosnter Energy riders Victor Peraza, Kevin Peraza, Mike Varga and Pat Casey in Estonia for Simples Session. Dowell dominated the competition, making his way into finals.
Dak stays in the streets daily, everyday looking for something new. He stacked up some heavy clips for the DVD already but here's a taste of what didn't make it along with reintroducing his Sig Green Patina Frame.
Maxime Berton survole le Skills Park de Suisse en BMX. By THÉOPHILE COLIN.
Live Free or Die - the New S&M/Credence DVD is out now! Clint Reynolds, Matty Aquizap, James P. Nutter and Co. trot about the globe getting their DEAHs on in this S&M produced trail treat. Follow the dudes from Austin to Australia... New Zealand to the Pacific Northwest... the Northeast and beyond. Roasting by dem Credence boys, commentary by Reynolds, camera and edit by Father Johnson - you know this goes down a treat! "Live Free or Die"
Jackson Allen was having a particularly ripping day at Freedom 40 sometime in the Winter of 2011/2012. This is it.
Morgan shows off the new Hoodbird colors "Blue Dream" & Army Green. Accompanied by matching T/A tires, Mac PC pedals and Savage Grips.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.