Bart de Jong
We got our hands on an iconic bike from the 1980's, a Mongoose Supergoose! This bike is a re-issue that is built to the same exact spec as the 1984 "loop Tail" version and in this video we build the bike up and show this beautiful BMX bike off but we also take it to the skatepark and Matty Cranmer goes full flashback mode and tries his best to recreate some 80's style tricks and air!
*Re-released for a wider audience since the original cut got restricted to 18+. 2022 marks Gary Young's 20th year with Odyssey, and the man is aging like fine wine. This new Forever Young video is proof. 10-minutes of classic Gary on every terrain. Sit back and enjoy.
The latest DIG Locals comes from the Czech Republic and 17 year old Adam Hradil. Double trucks, ice hard 3, Adam can do it. Filmed on home turf and Barcelona.
Name: Takahiro Enoki
Age: 50 years old. I've been riding FLATLAND for 35 years
Hometown: Nagoya JAPAN
Sponsors: HERESY BMX (Japan), Matsuicycle, BMX Labo, dopesickcrew
The FAT FAVs list:
Spot: Mikawa Anjoh misasaga park
Video: Intrikat background 2001, Nirindoku. Nirinyugi, Enclouse 1.2, 2013~2022 Matsudo year end jam film by jimalog (YouTube), 2019 Nice nice very nice,
2022 WELCOME TO HERESY
Instagram: TAKAHIROENOKI
BMX Trip: 2000 USA, 2001 USA X-trial 7 rank, 2002 NLD Flatground 5 rank, 2014 CAN Real city spin 4 rank, 2016 KOR ASC chanpionship. 2018 FISE world HIROSHIMA 12 rank, 2020 Jeep real games. Finalist, 2021 Jeep real games. FInalist, 2022 JFBF ALL JAPAN Ranking 9 rank.
People to ride with: Yoshihiro Shinde. Ryuji Nakamura. Hidenori Ishizaki. Yasuhiro Uehara. Hiroya Matsumoto. Keisuke Matsumoto. Shuyu Orikawa.
Name: Shinichiro Hara
Age: 46（12/5/1976）
Hometown: Tokyo, Japan
Hook-ups/Sponsors: 20inchers
The FAT favorite list:
-Spot to ride: Koukuu Park, Tokorozawa Saitama
Milky, a.k.a. "Mr. Power Hour" plugged in the S&M homie Mike Stahl for Episode 2 of our new series, Fit Power Hour, and this time they sessioned La Puente Skatepark in L.A. County. Should we visit your local next?
Clips from 2022 BM trails. Music choice brought to you by Boomer Steve!
Between the National Racing Series, the National Freestyle Series, the STACYC World Championship Series, the build of the new Tulsa-based USA BMX Headquarters - Hardesty National BMX Stadium, the launch of ABA ETHOS, and the significant growth of the USA BMX Foundation, the American Bicycle Association family of organizations successfully closes 2022 season. “2022 will go down in the BMX history books as possibly the most important year we have had in Tulsa,” said Shane Fernandez, USA BMX President. “Twenty-five consecutive years the Grands has been hosted in this community coupled with the first year the USA BMX headquarters has been open and hosting events, we have found our home for the sport of BMX. Since opening our HQ in February, we have seen more than 40,000 visitors, hosted the first foundation mentoring program, welcomed thousands of middle school youth for spring and summer camps, and hosted the first Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at its new home. We are grateful to Tulsa for supporting USA BMX’s vision of growing the sport of BMX while using education, bikes, and mentoring programs to reach those who need it most.”
2022 USA BMX National Series
For the 2022 season, USA BMX paralleled the previous year of event attendance and economic impact on the 28-event series. From coast to coast, 23 states hosted a national event, and as we look to 2023, USA BMX currently has 29 National events planned across the U.S.
After initially releasing our new full-length video, Can You Film This? on OurBMX.com, we’re now releasing the individual sections here. Let’s kick it off with the intro and Julian Molina’s part.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.