Erik Elstran is back with the third installment of his self-filmed "Selfstran" series, and what a tasty treat it is. Enjoy JAMMED SANDWICH.
Speedy Delivery from Chris “Speedy G” Gonzalez has just arrived. Don’t miss it. Satisfaction guaranteed.
2022 DARKWAVE AUTHENTIC complete in Matte Translucent Red out now! “Authentic” because it’s a replica of Broc’s actual bike, 100% aftermarket parts and features all of his signature @odysseybmx product too.
Threee's Company - Featuring Julian Arteaga, Brett Silva and Jared Duncan. Filmed in Austin, Houston, San Marcos, San Antonio, Tulsa and surrounding smaller cities. This trio stays in the van, so you know you're in for a treat.
Michigan's own Trent Lutzke packed up his van and road-tripped across the country on two separate occasions for this one. Racking up miles on the road and stacking footage in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Wisconsin, California and of course, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Trent has been killing it on both sides of the lens for a while now, so we were stoked to spend some time working with him on this one. Road Hawg indeed...
Here's a quick look at our 2022 Sunday complete line.
After Maca built up a fresh Park Ranger setup, we headed out for some sessions and got to filming. Working with Maca has been a treat, as you can see from the video. She has a fluid style, power and strong focus. We decided to get these clips out sooner rather than later so we could start something fresh with her post Olympics. Enjoy! - Zach Krejmas
Aaron Ross talks you through his current Sunday Nightshift decked out in Odyssey parts. Full parts list below.
With a rad Matte Dusk Fade finish, removable brake hardware, Odyssey aftermarket parts and more... The 2021 Broc Raiford Forecaster complete rides, feels, and looks like a pro-level bike. If you come across one, be sure to swoop it.
"I spent the second half of 2020 just going around by myself, “making up a video.” Having this project gave me an intention to challenge myself in ways I wouldn’t normally and helped me stay sane." - Erik Elstran
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.