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Vans BMX Presents: Live Fast, a new three-part film series featuring Vans team riders Corey Walsh, Trey Jones, Jason Watts, Dennis Enarson and Gary Young, as well as Kris Fox and Matt Cordova from Fast and Loose BMX.
Well, the folks over at Scotty Cramner's Channel really did me DIRTY on this video! Dressed up Matty Cramner to impersonate me and make me look bad! Hahaha! So, I filmed a reaction video to show you all exactly how they did it well, and not well at all! Mosty not well though! Hahaha!
Michal Smelko brings his tech lines to spots around Czech after building a new bike up.
“A collaboration between myself and longtime friend Trey Jones, the idea of ‘No Fun.’ came from the urge to do something different. To hit the road and see what happens. To create a video that was made by us, for us.
This goes hard! The Vans Canada BMX team took to the West Coast of Canada to explore Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast, some of Canada's most spectacular landscapes, and untapped spots.
Swampfest 2021 was this past weekend and each year it gets better and better. I drove up on Friday afternoon to see the Fast and Loose premiere, Trey Jones' new Vans video and hear the Nora Cup winners. Then that night we went insane. The next day we witnessed the greatest bmx event of all time!
Dylan Yuen and friends have been sitting on a bunch of footage from previous projects so he decided to cut it all together and the result is half an edit, half b-roll. Real good vibes throughout and a dose of proper street riding. The kinda video that makes you want to grab your bike and head out the door. Enjoy!
Florideah Swampfest 2021 | BMX Wins, Fails and Crashes... Welcome to Swampfest... A BMX explosion... Literally... Not for the weak of heart... Great event put on by Trey Jones, Subrosa, Dirt Sculpt, Spyder MX and the rest of the crew... Plenty of BMX wins, fails, slams, crashes, characters and MAYHEM...
THIS WEEKEND IS WHAT BMX IS ALL ABOUT! THANK TO EVERYONE THAT CAME OUT, THANK YOU TREY JONES, AND THANK YOU BMX.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.