"Been cracking away at this video since the start of 2020 with 95% of the clips happening on a Friday night or a Saturday day. Making things happen the best we could between Covid bullshit and Troy Charlesworth (filmer) working a full time job. All the clips are from North of the QLD/NSW borders except for 2 from a school we hit before the Covid border closure. Video was cut short just in the end due to a knee injury. Enjoy and see yous in a few months ??" - Boyd
2020 was a hell of a year, but we know that didn't stop Trey Jones. With the world closed down, Trey unlocked a laundry list of new and old spots and documented it all using his collection of older cameras and DIY mentality. There is no lack of creativity style, and Trey's "ride everything" mindset in this all new video. Watch "Analaog" now.
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Kilian Reichmeyer on fire, killing it on the streets of Munich (Germany) for @Fitbikeco. and AllRide BMX Distribution. Yeww!
One week through the country in the RV with Konstantin, Danni and Johan. Chill times in the cities of Denmark, which we don't visit too often.
Herzlich Willkommen zu den freedombmx Awards 2020!
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Greg Flag returns in this arboreal assault, TIMBER!
David Dorel with some magic in Bastion Skatepark, Alba Iulia Romania.
BMX Stephan Atencio 2020 WeThePeople bytiM Production
All round nice guy Nathan Goring rides pretty much anything you put in front of him. A project that started from nothing and ended with this lovely piece. Sit back and enjoy. Please note this man does not own trousers.
The Argentinians always have a big squad of riders posted up out in Barcelona, but Julio Gabriel flies the flag at the next level for his fellow countrymen and women. You may recognise him from his massive whip at the BCN dub jam, and now we've got the pleasure of watching more enormous moves from the dude.
This is what happens when you give one of the most creative riders in BMX free reign in a grocery store… Where the average person sees shelves of goods and linoleum floors, Tate Roskelley finds all the ingredients needed to produce some top-shelf riding unlike anything you've seen before.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.