A few months back we released the wild DIG X David Anderson video which he was working on for the last couple years. Now you can get a little insight into what he went through to get his huge opening 360 clip over a wall into a parking lot. Perseverance is key!
REAL BMX FLATLAND "Yoshihiro Shinde & Minato Sato & Riku Shinde" by ARESBIKES
RIDERS:
Yoshihiro Shinde
Minato Sato
Riku Shinde
Billy Kennedy coming through with a solid submission to the BOHBMX Video Qualifier!
Get ready to press play on the BSD Recording... Featuring riding from Alex Donnachie, Sam Jones, Liam Zingbergs, Guy Scroggie, David Grant, Noah Huntzinger and Kriss Kyle.
Dmytro Zurabiants 2020 BMX BIKESTUFF
"Vagabond Squad" is a full-length video from Canada’s Weird & Revered crew. Filmed from 2016 to 2019, the project is community rooted with a strong focus on the Edmonton BMX scene. Although a majority of the clips are from the crew’s home city, the footage spans 9 countries, 8 American states, and 4 Canadian provinces and territories.
Alex Hiam Went down to Fairfield Skatepark In the morning and had a pretty heavy session!
Double part pour Alaric (Foundation) et JB Bagnol (Shape)! 13 années séparent ces deux là et chacun avec leur style nous régalent dans la rue et sur la terre pour ce split edit extrait de notre mixtape SUR LE TERRAIN!
Dylan Ashlock goes to works at a bunch of rad plaza’s for his BOH Qualifier submission!
BMX Garrett Reynolds 2020 new video bytiM Production
41 YEAR OLD BMX LEGEND - RYAN NYQUIST "40/41" - HARO BIKES by Our BMX
Filmed over the course of two birthdays, countless delays, and hours of brainstorming, Ryan Nyquist delivers a mix of creative, gnarly, and unique riding in a style all his own. Haro Bikes presents 40/41.
Peter is a 40 years old BMX rider who riding in the skate park most of the time. Despite 40years, he can still suprise with tricks.
We are happy to introduce you Reece from Edinburgh! He kills it for years now, holding it down for the flatland scene in Scotland!
The Sleeper, a.k.a. Ethan Corriere, taking full advantage of a quarantine-initiated break in slangin' bikes to put in some real work. Go buy some Sleeper shit if you appreciate your man's moves!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.