Documenting the building of this spot in VT over the past couple of years, and our first summer Enjoying the fruits of our Labor! Along with all the fun we had along the way!
Brad Simms did the damn thing in 2020, so we wanted to do our part to put some of that pop in one place before we pop bottles to usher in the New Year. Congratuations on all of your accomplishments this year Brad... NORA Cup Rider of the Year, Vital Rider of the Year and even more importantly, The People's Champ!
Hardest working dude out there. Dan Kruk went in for out Of Line.
The Source Park / BMX / Documentary / Episode 4 (WORLD'S LARGEST UNDERGROUND SKATEPARK AND SHOP)
You've seen this Dutchman on DIG before, now the pegless jedi, AKA Twan Van Wijk is back with another fill of his incredibly creative street riding AND a back brake. Ghost feebles, pedal grinds, disasters... it's all there, and more proof you don't need pegs to party in the streets.
Backyard BMX Session with Jarryd Mcneil, Kurtis Downs, and Andy Buckworth by Jarryd McNeil
Well pretty much anywhere you find me most likely it will be on two wheels. This time is a little different though since no motors are involved haha. Traded in horsepower for pedal power this afternoon. A BMX session with Kurtis Downs and Andy Buckworth was a perfect change of pace.
Compilation of some of the best tricks that went down in BMX in 2020!
A few of the LUX staff decided to head out to Archerfield skatepark to test out the newly installed rail.
Be sure to check out Angel Chango absolutely destroying some of his local spots out in Mexico. Muy caliente!
The crew. John Yoh, Justin Hughes, Paul Robinson, Grant Castelluzzo, Tom Weikert, Max Hedges, Dan Banks, Reagan Riley, Jesse Romano, Justin Koebele, Rilley Smith, Stephan Atencio.
Good bye Montpellier and good bye Antigone hood! I lived and have riding in that lovely hood for 3 years.
Watch as 10 of the world's best riders go head to head in The Ultimate Shred League's first video contest. The contestants had only 24 hours to film a skatepark video and now it is up to YOU to decide who wins the grand prize of $1500 cash.
Watch as 10 of the world's best riders go head to head in The Ultimate Shred League's first video contest. The contestants had only 24 hours to film a skatepark video and now it is up to YOU to decide who wins the grand prize of $1500 cash.
Watch as 10 of the world's best riders go head to head in The Ultimate Shred League's first video contest. The contestants had only 24 hours to film a skatepark video and now it is up to YOU to decide who wins the grand prize of $1500 cash.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.