The fourth episode of the Morocco series. Stayed at this rider's house in a random town outside Rabat. He was raising pigeons for food. Fire. The dude's mother gifted JD and I with white djellabas which was sick. We proceeded to chill with goats and do a bunch of feeble grinds.
I accidentally dropped my bike on a feeble hard and smoked this little Moroccan girl. People swarmed from all over and it was a sketchy situation. It sucked and I felt terrible but luckily she was ok.
Jeremy caps off an amazing 2016 with some serious concrete shredding at Chandler Bikepark on the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona in the name of Hyper. Jeremy burst on the scene in a big way this year and, if this video is a sign of things to come, we can all expect A LOT more!
Raditudes: Endless Possibilities with Matthias Dandois | S3E7 by Red Bull
Matthias Dandois believes that the potential of flatland BMX is still largely untapped. To prove it, he draws on BMX park influences and attempts a new trick that has been in his head for nearly a year.
![Aleksandr Tokarev and Anton Ardel [O.O?.S - NBTJ BMX DVD] from out of style](/media/k2/items/cache/7f9907cd1e906fd198de453d53146c4f_XL.jpg)
Aleksandr Tokarev and Anton Ardel [O.O?.S - NBTJ BMX DVD] from out of style
Aleksandr and Anton's section from NBTJ DVD.
I am not afraid to talk about originality. It's not a taboo subject. Originality sometimes comes naturally, other times you have to work hard. It doesn't matter, the result is the same. I am not any special rider, I've said it before, I am only a soldier of flatland and the last interview we did with Effraim I searched deep and I mean really deep to my soul to find why I started flatland, why I continue and why is so important to me... Flatland is a part of me, it's in my blood. It's not about if I love or hate flatland. I am flatland. That's it. The message i want to send to all flatlanders around the world is that don't be afraid to be different...
Pat Casey went to North Carolina for a weekend to see what the local parks around Raleigh had to offer. The temperature was way colder than Pat is use to but he powered through and came out with a solid video filmed in just a day and a half.
Cohen is one of our Royal Rats and he is goooood. Like, REAL good! Cohen moved to Canada recently and we miss him a lot! Before he left, he filmed an absolute banger of a video with Troy Harradine and we are stoked to be able to put it up now for you - an early Christmas present! Enjoy!
Alex Donnachie drops some serious street science in the final part from the BSD TRANSMISSION DVD...
The title says it all, SOMETHING NEW, welcome aboard DAN FOLEY. Short and sweet, we made our annual trek out to the desert and kept the stoke high with the crew. Theres something special out there, hard to describe, but it's real. Filmed and edited by our dude VEESH...
Banger season house full of bangs. No garbage b roll, shitty transitions, or unneeded bullshit. Pure street. Filmed over the last 3 years.
Graphite pencil drawing of Scotty Cranmer using only a Dixon Toconderoga #2 pencil. Who should I draw next?!
Kyle Hart - Subrosa Brand 2016 - Freedom Isn't Free | by RideBMX
Subrosa Pro Kyle Hart took a break from his #metalmondays series to battle the scorching Arizona sun, multiple filmer changes, and a bullet shortage to lay waste to every spot in his path. Another very entertaining video from Kyle including fun times, a good attitude, and great riding.
Résumé de quelques dernières session au Pinard 2016
Riders : Moelleux, Ben Jah Oh, Copin "Romain" Momoshow, Jerem, Titi, Shrek, Rebloch', Santoo, Osman, Chran, Thibo L'chicko, Avignon boy, Pierre torterau, Ptit Louis, Micka Malaterre, ...
In the beginning of the year we thought we should make a crew because we where always going out on missions around town always throwing down bangers everywhere we went. The crew consisted of me (Carlos Garcia), Jourdan Barba, Jermey Sullivan, Trevor Edwards, Tobby Edwards, and James Hughes. All of us ride everything from street, dirt, and park we all have a good time riding everything. So since I'm into filming I thought I should document it. Here's what we came up with W.O.L.B
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.