kareem decided to give away his bike at the BMXFU 420 jam to some deserving young bikers.
BTM Frame: $355 Pitchfork: $130 Wheels: $300 Fit Indent Cranks: $170 Hoder Bars: $70 S&M Seat/Post: $65.
We started the day off by taking a trip to the famous Sydney Opera house at Sydney Harbour after that we met up with our new friend Cameron picked us up and brought us over to the indoor skatepark called Warehouse 11! Everyone was excited to ride their BMX bikes on these awesome ramps and we met up with Australian BMX pro and also an Australian Silver medalist Snowboarder!
United in Morocco - Leftovers. Six seconds of leftovers from the UNITED 'No Foreign Lands' Morocco trip. Filed and edited by Peter Adam We've got another 52-page DIG X United 'No Foreign Lands' zine via the lens of Fooman, so look out for that at your local United dealer!
Scotty Cranmer Drops X Games News, Discusses Recovery, and More by Vital BMX
BMX icon Scotty Cranmer drops some big X Games news, discusses his ongoing recovery, shares thoughts on the Vans BMX Pro Cup series, and gives an update on the New Jersey scene following the end of The Incline Club.
Everything you wouldn't normally hear or see during the second day of practice out here in Sydney at the Vans BMX Pro Cup... Plus an extra chunk of riding at the end.
This was the first ever ACT Jam I've been to. I decided to make a video because I figured this is one of the biggest things in Australian BMX. I've never made something like this but I'm pretty stoked on all of it. The weekend was incredible and I don't think the video does it justice.
Matt Cordova on Joining Verde, Injuries, Kombucha, and More by Vital
The always-exciting Matt Cordova discusses his new bike sponsor - Verde, returning from injury, his love for kombucha, and more.
Spent the day at Crucial BMX shop on 4/20... Had a hella of a time!
Im in Australia and I witnessed something truly unreal!
The magic that is Devon Smillie. You already know this is going to be good….
Vans Pro Cup Sydney 1st Practice! Highlights from the first practice session at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Sydney, Australia. The dudes might be feeling out the "5 Dock" park still but that doesn't mean they're not sending it! Highlights from Alex Hiam, Dennis Enarson, Larry Edgar, Chris James, Jackman Hinns, Pat Casey, and many many more.
MFOBMX Company developed a new crank system, were the axle is divided in half and becomes an integral part of each arm, the tightening is made inside with just one 8mm allen bolt and a Spliner® Boss with 48 spline that also works as a spacer between the bearings. SPLINER® is a patented system, tested several times during years and approved. Thicker arms than regular cranks and shorter axle to prevent twisting, also the crank shape, was designed to don’t hit the ankles.
Yall know what time it is! When April 20th rolls around we throw a trail jam at our local trail spot we've been working on for quite some time, Last year was the first time we did the 4/20 trail jam and this year we had to go even bigger with the jumps and the crew that came out. It was a great turn out and the vibes were really good. The wind held off just enough to let us sesh as well. So much fun and so many people came out from all over the west coast. So next year you don't want to miss this jam! Thanks for watching and please respect the trails, lots of hard work went into these and with only a crew of 5-6 people helping its a lot of work to build jumps this size. So dont poach and come help dig. Shout out to the locals Marky, Keith, Cody, Cheech, & Peter!
AUSTIN STREET BANGERS - BEHIND THE SCENES W/ECLAT BMX II E-LOG 019
Go behind the scenes with Eclat's Ty Morrow, Bruno Hoffmann, Sean Burns, Dan Coller, and Devon Smillie as they hit the streets of Austin and San Antonio while filming for the Eclat Socialites video. Yes... the same Socialites video that dropped a few months back—we lagged hard on this one, but it's well worth the wait. So sit back and enjoy an honest behind the scenes look at what it's like trying to film a video in a week on the road with a bunch of your favorite riders.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.