During an era where they had one of the most revered and well-rounded teams in modern-day BMX, etnies released the full length video “CHAPTERS” in 2017. With 35 trips over a period of three years, throughout 15 countries, at both legendary and new spots, the team shared good times, friendships, sometimes adversity, and have shed blood, sweat, and tears, along with groundbreaking and sometimes downright scary feats.
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Anthony Perrin has taken to the streets of Barcelona over the past year to produce this 5 and a half minute edit full of creativity. Filmed by friends and edited by Perrin himself this edit does not disappoint.
First video of 2021! In this video I'll take you with me on my last week in The Netherlands before I travelled back to Switzerland. After it started snowing in Switzerland we decided to pack the van and drive 5 hours south to spend some time in France to be able to keep riding our bikes.
This is the first video of a beautiful beginning. I've been eyeing this spot for a while now, and had no idea what to expect when coming here. Our plan was to have no plan, but you send it, and have fun in the process. The riders killed it, and I'm stoked on what we got and the friends I made.
OTG Crew represent! Sam Burditt summons the powers of ABBA and smashes through a bunch of spots last summer, including some hefty Southern UK drops. So much energy throughout.
The Nowear Compound: Located smack dab in the middle of the country just 20 minutes off interstate I-80. Open year round free for any riders to enjoy.
"This is a promo video for a full length video we will be working on in 2021 that will be released at the end of this year. We are a group of friends with intentions of putting out a full length video that's a little different than what has been put out over the past few years.
We're out in the streets once again with Fit pro Ethan Corriere and the homie BJ Bolton. Indoor spots are a rarity, but on this particular session we came across a dope one.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.