MArieJADE - NO FUTURE - ALEX KENNEDY
In this episode of our new "Run it Back" interview series, we chat with Tenzin Nyandak about his move from Tibet to NYC, riding for Animal Bikes, and the brutal bicycle accident he's still recovering from.
Extra clips, behind the scenes and outtakes from Sam Jones' recent BSD VX Rated video. The Jones-meister himself illustrates some of the pleasure and pain that went into filming his video... Look out for Dan Paley's video coming soon...
Dan Coller is a professional BMX rider and Rochester, NY native. After suffering two major injuries, one while filming for the X-Games street competition, he was contacted by Greg Walsh at Wolf Brigade Gym in Rochester, NY. The two were able to collaborate and not only heal Dan's injury faster than doctors predicted, but also strengthen and develop Dan's body to better insulate him from future slams.
The wait is over, I know usually I have an edit within the week of the jam but hey s**t happens.
My section from the video.
Stripping the fat off the joint... #OutOfLine Coming Soon...
2020 DOUBLE SIDED MIXTAPE.
Greatest biking talk show host Kareem (from kareemsworld) is back with his takes on the recent Simple Session 2020!
Over a year in the making, filmed by Walter Pieringer, and edited by Chris himself. Two minutes of absolute boiled-over goodness.
In 2008, while filming for this now legendary Anthem II video part, Mike Aitken suffered a life-threatening crash at Posh. He was in a coma for three weeks. Having suffered a traumatic brain injury, complete paralysis of his right side, a broken jaw, broken eye socket and a tracheotomy, Mike’s road to recovery was a long one.
“Time was limited as Jo Gass was soon to be heading to Australia, so at the beginning of October we went to Basel, Switzerland for what would hopefully be a productive day to get this edit started."
Broc Raiford runs down his fresh Sunday Soundwave setup that he built up at the start of the year when he joined the team. Signature Broc products are in the works....
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.