Quarantine is the perfect time to throw it back to our 2003 release of "Fit BCN"! Tune in for a LEGENDARY crew including the likes of Edwin DeLarosa, Mike Aitken, Brian Foster, Vic Ayala, Justin Inman and Van Homan riding a previously untapped Barcelona, Spain.
Ethan Corriere and his homie BJ Bolton built up some new Sleepers and hit the streets to do Zzz damn thing! Ethan's stacking for a new Fit vid - and we can tell you this much... Chef Sleeper got something simmering that's gonna go down a treat.
Unseen ? coming straight from the Fit vault! Ethan Corriere's lost Sleeper tape has been found and it is a straight banger! Click play and enjoy some wild "throwback" footage from Chef Sleeper himself!
Matt Nordstrom makes a trip to Empire BMX in Austin, Texas to pick up and sign the stickers on his new Mixtape frame colorway. Matt drops a handful of knowledge about the frame and proceeds to rip his driveway rail!
We hit the road to drop off a fresh set of F.A.F. tires to S&M team rider Mike Hoder and film towards Ethan and Charles LittleJohn's new videos. Charles went to war with a spot in Santa Monica, and we finished up the day in Compton. Have a look at Charles workin' for it in this week's F-LOG and stay tuned for the videos, coming soon.
Times are tough. Let's turn the dial back to easier days in 2007 and give Van Homan's epic FIT LIFE section a watch. Can we get a VAN HOMAN WILL SAVE US?! From South Jersey and Philadelphia, to foreign countries abroad, Van destroys every spot unfortunate enough to be in his path.
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.
For this #MikeMonday we are taking it back to Mike Aitken's CLASSIC 2007 section in FITLIFE. Mike brought a well rounded onslaught to the streets, dirt and ramps of SLC, Utah and delivered a certified legendary section.
2019 was without question a banger for Jordan Hango, so it's only fitting to start 2020 off with a fresh dose of footage from Hango ripping his local streets of Vancouver. Nothing but casual madness to be found...click play and see for yourself.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.