BMX Race Bike Build Challenge! Have you ever wondered how fast you could put a bike together after a trip? Andy and I were wondering, so we made a challenge to find out!
Anthony Napolitan brought us together to film his first Bowl Dog Jam. The concept is simple: invite some people out to ride, give 'em some free food courtesy of Wienerschnitzel, have some laughs, and then give some products out courtesy of Anthony's sponsors Profile, Colony, and Maxxis. Oh, and we filmed some clips, too.
Last weekend I got a race in Germany, the 3-nations cup. Always one of my favorite of the year because I like that track! And this year I had a really good result, came home with the WIN!
Morgan Wade did the highest tail whip drop ever in China at the Games BMX big air event and I can't believe he did it in his runs every try! I was lucky enough to be the commentator on the live show for all the BMX events and it was so much fun!
Join me on a 3 day VLOG where Thursday I'm training in the GYM and on the TRACK. Friday I travel down to Exeter to deliver a clinic and finishing off on Saturday riding Bruntwood with Tian & Spencer with some Go-Karting in the evening. Enjoy!
"King Sum" PRIMO in NYC. Chase Dehart, Hobie Doan, Craig Passero and Stephan August cruising NYC.
The GoPro BMX City series hits the streets of Tokyo, Japan. We ride BMX all over the scenic and hectic streets of Tokyo, weaving through traffic, skitching trucks, and dodging security!
Check out the top highlights from the BMX Big Air and BMX Street competitions that took place this weekend at X Games Shanghai 2019, featuring Garrett Reynolds, Ryan Williams, Felix Prangenberg, Vince Byron, Chad Kerley and James Foster.
Not everything comes as easy as the squad makes it look! Take a look back at the struggles from 2018-2019, and appreciate how much work these guys put in.
We're proud to present to you, "Mental Exodus". A full length web video part from Kris Fox... Filmed all around Southern, Central and Northern California. Thanks to Andrew Lazurak, Matt Cordova and Broc Raiford for their help.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.