Events are being postponed and cancelled it seems almost daily with the worldwide spread of the Corona virus pandemic. Thankfully flatland can be something some of us can do in isolation, if you have a home spot or something close to that.
Barcelona may be a mecca of street riding but it doesn't mean it's always easy out there. Take this plaza for instance - try and ride there in the day and you'll get the boot from skaters or eager cops alike. Our dude Rafael Black and the likes of Miki Fleck, the Bispaliy twins and more headed down there under the cover of darkness for a sesh. Enjoy!
Brandon went out to Barcelona to work on a few projects and came back with this for you.
Todos aqueles que colam nos rolés, na frente das lentes ou atrás, compram na loja, botam 1, compartilham nossas produções, somam de qualquer se seja a maneira são parte do clube, e lembrem que a nossa sede sempre foi e sempre será a rua! Muito obrigado, vocês são foda!
Unfortunately I'm spending too many days isolated at home for this damned disease that is the Covid-19, without riding, without training, only eating spaghetti and pizza the whole time. But, I had the idea to make a little tribute to the legendary "Le freaky bone" edit made few years ago by the MASTER Alex Liiv (that obviously obliterated my mind at that time).
A name in Australian BMX that needs no introduction, Alex Hiam has been on his bike since most of us were still playing with toy trucks in the sandpit. Coming from the bayside Alex made a mark early in his life with multiple comp winnings and video parts.
Kenneth Tencio has been riding like a man possessed as of late. Watch some of his insane new moves and learn about his fine-tuned mentality leading into the 2020 Olympics.
Full length BMX video created by riders from the north northwest. Full length parts from Jeff Perkins, Scotty Scamehorn, John Glassett, Andrew Ryser, and James Van De Kamp. Plus homies.
Filmed by our whole crew as well as Jona Jachan. Riding by Cory Foust, Chris Childs, Bobby Proctor, Lucas Porzio, Alex Tate, Dylan Kakowski, Mark Mulville, and Chad Degroot.
BmxBarcelona20. From riding flatland to hitting the streets more often.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.