2025 BMX Racing World Cup season is right around the corner. First stop - Sarrians, France. One of the more challenging tracks in the world. Luckily, I get to train here weekly to get used to it. Excited for when it all kicks off.
10 years later, we decided to bring back our short movie series for one final episode. Mark Webb and Daniel Dhers, two of the best BMX riders of their generation, have been coming to FISE for nearly 20 years. A decade ago, along with filmmaker JC Pieri, they created the series Living the Dream. Now, it’s time to reunite them for one last ride.
180 downside whip overlord, Kent Fuller has been working on this for the last three years with filmer Tristan Sweet, in between breaking his ankle and getting a concussion (the first crash in the video). Needless to say, it turned out to be a banger. Get watching!
MIX - TYPESHIT - 2025 Animal Bikes Featuring:
All the behind the scenes footage from Trey Jones's part in the full length video POST TIME.
Boyd Hilder signature BIG BOYD rims in Black and Coffee. BIG BOYD rims are made from 6069-T6 aluminum and designed with Boyd Hilder for pro-level street, park riding and more. The extra-wide cross-section is both strong and light, and designed to work with larger tire widths. This is now the widest rim in our lineup.
From FISE Montpellier 2025, watch the full runs from the Women's BMX Flatland Finals. Full results below.
Not enough ponies for the Nashville drag strip, only semis both days. Let’s change that soon.
When you’ve hit nearly every city across mainland Europe, it’s time to venture further. In ALEXSTAN, Alex Donnachie trades the familiar for the unknown, heading into Kazakhstan in search of fresh spots. From rugged architecture to untouched street setups, this is raw and creative BMX riding at its finest. Hit play and take the journey.
The all-new 6069 T-6 aluminum Diesel frames are dropping Friday, 6/6 at Dirtyfest 3 — but before they hit the dirt, take a cruise with us along the California coast and see why the Diesel is the frameset built for riders who want strength, style, and speed.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.