Tom Dugan, Brandon Begin, Austin Augie, Jeff Z and Sauce hit the streets to check out an abandoned skatepark, shoot some photos and test out the new van cam. Leave a comment if you want to see more dash cam commentary!
Fitbikeco. F-LOG 36 - Augie Antics. Out on the town with Austin Augie, Ethan Corriere, Brandon Begin, Tom Dugan and Jeff Z shooting some photos for next year's 2020 complete bikes. Highlights include Augie battling a pepper spray weilding security guard, hopping over a Lamborghini and a William Macy cameo.
Today in the cage we've got Ethan Corriere building up a brand new Corriere complete.
Brandon Begin rolled through The Building distribution to freshen up his bike with a brand new Scumbag frame, Scumbag bar and Shiv V.3 fork. With a little help from Ethan Corriere, they got the new steed built up and boy does it look good!
Raw behind the scenes footage of Yumi's latest banger with Sauce, Tony and the neighborhood security guard.
Featured Rider: Yumi Tsukuda @yumingrow
We had a hell of a January filming all over Southern California with the one and only Yumingrow! Keep your eyes peeled for Yumi's signature Fit frame dropping in the coming months! Featured
Begin takes the gang to a tiny ditch spot where he and Charles have it out with a push broom; kick-starting a day full of riding, Philly cheese steaks, breweries, skateparks and more.
Yumi Tsukuda Clips + Bike Check! We met up with Yumi to get the run down on his current setup. He had one request, we must film it next to some boats. Yumi loves boats.
Yumi's stay in America is almost at its end and every year he loves to take advantage of the thrift stores over here. Particularly for the inexpensive oversized slacks. After securing some Yumi swag we venture out to ride some mall spots and more...
John Nelson lives in Seattle and has been riding for Fit through his local bike shop, Seattle BMX for the past couple years. Last month he made it down to Southern California for one week to visit The Building and film a quick web edit. We had a great time getting to know him a little better and riding a bunch of fun spots.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.