Bart de Jong
Started filming for this edit in late 2015 and hoped to already be working on a new one, so I thought I'll put it together although I don't like some of the clips very much. Thanx to Joeri Veul and all the other homies for filming!
Professional Samsung commercial featuring Sarah Walker.
BMX racing pioneer, Eric Rupe shares brief comments from his first time on the road during the 1978 NBA National tour. Featuring tons of BMX race photos from the 78-79 NBA tours from across the U.S. Hope these images bring back some great memories to those first-decade (OS) bicycle motocross racers... So sit back, turn up the volume, and enjoy a few minutes of America's finest homegrown classic BMX battles of yesteryear!
From one-pedal starts to high-lows. Open face helmets to flat pedals. Gate start foot mechanism to Finish flag waving. Bicycle Motocross at its best from the '70 in Florida. Enjoy.
So I finally got done with all my surgeries involving my accident and now it is time to heal but I decided to give you guys a chance to ask me any kind a question you want that involves my injury! You guys have been with us since the beginning and we want to keep you guys here along the way.
Dylan McCauley comes through with a plethora of solid moves around his new hometown of Houston, Texas. Dylan is from Milwaukee, rides for Madera/Mutiny, can do backward crooks to hard cabs, and can also whip up a mean espresso.
Jason Watts blasts off in San Diego! Any rider who hauls ass on his way into deep concrete bowls is going to be an instant favorite. And wait to you see THAT 360 he starts a line off with, it's just straight up awesome. Speed, style, and the the tricks to complete the package. Decade to manual and hanger to 180 lookback shouldn't look so easy. Easily one of the top videos of the year.
The rain finally stopped so I went out for a quick ride at The Funspot in Santa Cruz! Things were going soooo good until my seat post literally snapped. OUCH!
Nearly 4K Files - California trip 2 by Alex Donnachie.
Just your boys havin' a grand ol' time.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.