Marseille resident and BMX Avenue / Stress BMX representative Valentin Cotot tackles the French streets in his latest video. Buttery lines and some extra awesome clips like that rail ride gap.
7 years worth of random clips. It's pretty much all icepicks.
A little project shot with homies through out the last two years. Started as a solo project with my dawg eddy but as usual the homies always gotta get a clip! Shoutout to everyone who was willing to go hit up spots and get things done (once we decided to stop chilling around and film lol) couldn't have done it without y'all & now its on too the next video.
This is a trailer for the upcoming release of Welcome To Pittsburgh 6.9 which is a precursor to the video Welcome To Pittsburgh 69 which will be released in the Fall of 2021.
Little edit with some Buffalo NY homies
Vans Canada ripper Chad Ferch filmed some sick clips with Mike Zinger in Victoria, BC before he moved across the water. Grind manny game is strong! Stoked to see more from this dude.
Stuart King was a highly influential figure in the 90s BMX scene, starting out at an early age, and quickly progressing. He was a contest regular, often flying stateside to ride in the seminal Hoffman bikes BS series. Getting a USA sponsor and quickly moving on to design and manufacture his own bike parts, with King bike co. Probably the first uk brand that had any success in the USA. And frame geometry thats still being used to this day.
Just a simple session at the barn. That's all it was supposed to be, but then some bangers went down. Now enjoy this fun little vid.
What the fuck does it matter? Filmed mainly in the streets of Turku and Helsinki, Finland. Just searching for new spots with friends and having good times.
BMX Devon Smillie 2020 etnies edit by bytiM Production
Vans & Cult reunite for the new mild-melting film, Trying Times, which chronicles the experience of a shared crew of BMX riders road tripping from Southern California to Las Vegas. Managing to keep things light and easy despite the currently challenging landscape, the film captures the camaraderie, core tenets of each brand and the iconic riding that backs it up. The team, including Dakota Roche, Angie Marino, and Sean Ricany, kept spirits high throughout the project, which is punctuated with CULT’s bold signature aesthetic.
"What's Your Excuse?" - Quadriplegic BMX Rider Completes 100 Mile Ride! by Scotty Cranmer
I challenged myself with the my toughest test since my accident. I decided to try to ride my BMX bike 100 miles in a day! I have never attempted this and I am not sure of anyone else that has ever tried this before but I am going to prove to myself and the world that just because I'm a quadriplegic that doesn't mean that my life is over!
Another set of Bmx bangers. Heres the challenge, how many riders, and video parts can you name from this compilation? ENJOY
A three step bunny hop tailwhip tutorial. Filmed in Inglewood LA.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.