Alex Hiam comes into LUX and shreds the ramp for the first instalment of "Out The Back". Using all the movable obstacle on the ramp Alex brings his own steeze to the ramp all while landing some insanely technical tricks!
Alex had 20 minutes of light left the other afternoon but was determined to get some tricks done for the fans. The fans sent Alex the tricks and he did his best to get as many as he could get in before the sun when down.
Alex Hiam Went down to Fairfield Skatepark In the morning and had a pretty heavy session!
Denby Chandler, Brock Olive and Jake Norris shred a few setups inside the new LUX warehouse before we fill it up with BMX products!
Evan Jaques is one of the founders of and owners of LUXBMX and has worked in the bike industry for the past 20 years. Riding BMX his whole life, Evan learned from a young age how to work on his bike and turned this childhood hobby into a life long obsession, career, and lifestyle.
Evan Jaques is one of the founders of and owners of LUXBMX and has worked in the bike industry for the past 20 years. Riding BMX his whole life, Evan learned from a young age how to work on his bike and turned this childhood hobby into a life long obsession, career, and lifestyle.
Wilton Hedley has been in the Brisbane scene for what feels like for ever. Finding a style of his own over the years and finding a bowl that suited his riding has really developed Wiltons ability to ride a little bit of everything with confidence and power. His latest video coming to you through our first full-length video "Aeterna" was truly a representation of Wiltons riding.
When Alex first got wind of filming for Aeterna he wasted no time between, life commitments, injuries and a pretty fully booked travel year(s). Alex was able to work with Mike Vockenson and created something awsome.
The brains behind LUXBMX store, Evan and Mitch sit down and discuss, the shop going forward, the crazy times we are living in and what that means for LUX, 10th anniversary celebrations and much more.
Alex Hiam is a staple name in the Australian BMX scene. He stopped by the shop the other day and discussed his Sweet Tooth frame, forks, bars and complete bike. Alex also gives some insight into how the famous Sweet Tooth graphics came to be.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.