The boys meet up to ride some San Diego campuses and have themselves a day. Click play to see how it all went down with Fit's Ethan Corriere, Justin Spriet, and BJ Bolton, plus the homies Travis Hughes and Devon Smillie.
Tom Dugan came out the gates swingin' for 2020 and put this lil number together in the matter of two short trips. Whether he's on dirt, street or transition, you can count on Tom to be blasting off.
We're just gonna put this lil' compilation right here so we can say we knew her when... introducing 10-year-old Keir Sirlin. Keir hails from Vancouver, Washington, has a little brother named Steele who also shreds, and skates great too! She loves BMX and we love her!
Ethan Corriere and BJ Bolton get their fill of riding in a few short hours riding a local college campus. As usual, the boys deliver some fire moves!
We got out with Brad and Charles Littlejohn a few weeks back, while they each stacked up for their individual projects. Brad's video has already seen the light of day, so go back through our channel and run it up! Be sure to stay tuned for Charle's new video, dropping this Friday!
You wanna talk street riding G.O.A.T.S.? Look no further than Edwin Delarosa and Tom White. These two helped write the book for modern day street riding and their FITLIFE split part is a testament to that.
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!
Upon joining the squad, Brad didn't waste anytime and met up to ride LA and the surrounding areas. With only a couple weeks of pedaling it's safe to say he didn't disappoint. When a rider like Brad laces a few personal NBD's you know it's gonna be a good one.
Eddie Cleveland is a legend. Nuff' said. Click play and enjoy the pegless stylings of Eddie and the rest of the homies from this classic section of FITLIFE.
Wind the dial back to 2007 and Justin Inman's legendary FIT LIFE section! Trails, transition or street, Inman's got it handled. Click play for 3.5 minutes of timeless riding!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.