Bart de Jong
Chris Janis makes it on the cover of the new DIG. Shot at Catty Woods, PA. by Rob Dolecki. What else is new for issue 85?FRONT END REGULARS:
014 IN MEMORY: Brian Barnhart pays his respects to PA trail rider, Nick Fetchko.
016 IGNITION: Ruben Alcantara and the true story of the lost bowl.
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026 GULLY SPEAK: David Leep breaks down the Gully Factory language barrier.
028 VIDEOSTORE: Dominik Woozy on life at the Carhartt Apartment.
030 REPO 1: Devon Denham heads to the Snakepit with Misled Clothing.
032 REPO 2: Andrew White with weekend tales of Hurricane Irene, BMXFU and a shady interaction in a Long Island Alley.
Jason Hines (Mon)Keith Easom (Mon)
GOrk Barrette (Mon)
Nate Hanson (Mon)
Leif Valin (Tue)
Mike Miranda (Tue)
Frank Lippe Weckert (Wed)
Mike Loveridge (Wed)
It was foggy and cold at 7am when we started the engine to go to round two of the Stoppelcross series, and that didn't change all day. But at least we weren't riding in the mud, something we did at previous races in Boekel. At first I did not like the track much as practice didn't go too well and also the qualifying race was tough as I threw away all tear offs at once and then had fog on the goggles for the rest of the race and I could not see anything at all. Still managed to make the A-Final of the MX2 Hobby class which was the goal again. 
UK based team Love Not Money have finally made their sought after clothing range available through their website, lovenotmoney.net The company started life as the dream of racer James "Rooster" Tresman as a small team in 2010. The idea was to provide support to up-and-coming riders and enable them to get experience and build up a race CV for other teams to take notice of. A clothing line was started to fund the team but until now sales have mostly been at local races. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.