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NO PEDAL LAP at the Chula Vista, Beijing Replica Track! Having some fun on the Beijing Replica track in Chula Vista, California. I know some guys have done it before, but it was new for me! Enjoy!
Irek Rizaev - Alex Nikulin's Russian partner in destruction - is one of the most progressive park riders in the world today. At only 20-years-old, the young man from Kazan is constantly pushing what's possible on a BMX bike. Pay attention!
21 year old Qiu Can is our new international rep through Evo Distribution coming out of Shantou, China! Qui Can brings a unique style to the streets and we are stoked to watch him progress.
I'm currently sitting out on a knee injury so here are some clips I used for Instagram last year. Let me know what you think.
Riding mostly east coast spots filming with my tripod or with the hand of a few friends. Took me forever to edit and finally upload. Hope you enjoy.
An awards show is a good reason to party. A celebration with BMX friends is something that doesn't happen every weekend but when the Freedom BMX Awards were held in Munich, Germany, the BMX Freestyle scene was present and a special guest came over from Italy. When the weather outside is nothing more than shit, it's nice to have an indoor place to ride. Further and the 360 Grad crew joined forces to build an indoor park for a day at the Backstage facility. Riders used the set-up to
2 weeks in Hong Kong on a cheap camera thanks again to @shockerbmx and the whole gang.
I have been working on this one for about 3 months now. Thanks for all the help and support from Bmx Mafia, Bmx Militia, Volume Bikes and Demolition Parts!
The Monster Army BMX team made the trip all the way to China for the final round of the FISE World Cup Series. Check out all the insanity the team put down along with some riding from the Monster Energy pro riders.
The Monster Army BMX crew headed out to Budapest, Hungary to compete in another round of the FISE World Series. Watch Jeremy Malott, Bryce Tryon, Justin Dowell and Colton Walker compete against each other and other top riders from around the world.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.