Murray Loubser hails from South Africa but made the trek out to California for 6 weeks with the squad. Murray seemingly has it all; absurd technical skill, a good eye for spots, clean style, and the urge to SEND IT on the big setups.
From conception to execution, and all of the trials and tribulations along the way, 11 hours and 236 tries later, Tate Roskelley’s Quarantine Contraption was a reality. Here’s a behind the scenes look at the entire process. Safe to say, Tate has a lot of patience!
This week is the first time that we are having good news about the quarantine. Starting right now, we are able to see people outside as long as we keep our distance to make sure everybody stay safe!
Sydney Howard races BMX bikes and is training to win a national race. She was born without her left hand and designs and builds her own custom prosthetics.
Chris Patrick Tilk began shooting clips with Stephan Atencio (Wethepeople), Max Cvetkovic, Andreś Caviedes, Ian Zapata, Jaume Sintes, and Mauro Valencia for 4 days and then lockdown reared its ugly head.
Went to North Carolina for 3 months for work with Rausch installing coke machines in fast food restaurants at night. We got to ride almost everyday. We also got to dig and ride gully trails with Binny Orrell. Thank you Mike for bringing me along and Binny for letting crash
"UK winters are generally horrendous for riding, even when it’s dry you’ve got too many thermals on to move. Myself and a couple mates decided to boycott as much of winter as we could and planned a 6 week riding trip to Stuttgart and then to Barcelona.
While laying low at home watching videos to pass the quarantine time, Dan Conway has been getting inspired to try some tech combos on his new driveway spine ramp. Despite Dan’s reputation as a gnarly rail boss, the dude can and will ride anything you put in front of him and it’s been awesome to see him hone in his transition skills over the last few years.
Watch the new trailer for our full length video "Take A Ticket". For a year or so now we've been filming for a few video projects, "Take a Ticket" was one of those projects and we're stoked to have the full video dropping next week!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.