Van Homan catches up with Chase Dehart to run through his current build. When there is two Philly #bmx street legends in one video... You know you need to click play!
VAN HOMAN ON UNCLICKED…That's all you need to know. The living legend himself sits down and discusses everything from tailwhipping the snake run at Kona in Road Fools 7 to living in Tokyo for three years while he coordinated the BMX events for the Olympics. So grab a beer (or coffee), sit back, and try not to slip a pedal on your way to the play button.
Van Homan talks Olympic changes, being stuck in the United States, getting money from Slim Jim, tailwhipping the Kona gap, Wawa sandwiches, judging contests proficiently , and much more.
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.
BMX legend Van Homan recently parted ways with the United States' East Coast and found sanctuary in the Land of the Rising Sun. Learn all about his big move to Tokyo, see how he's adapting to the change, and watch him get to work on some of the incredible spots!
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode thirty with Van Homan.
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode three with Van Homan.
This whole thing literally went down like this... Me: "Hey Van, let's film a bike check." Van: "Aw, man I can't. I actually need to build up a new bike." Me: "Okay, let's film that." So I followed Van around as he hand-picked parts from the warehouse over at Fit, including a ton of his new signature parts.
Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky kicked off their "Uncovered BMX" AM series last month with extreme success! Here they explain in detail how this new contest series came to be, why it's an AM event, what their motivations are, and how this series will lead to one overall winner getting an all expenses paid trip to this year's Battle Of Hastings!
Props returned in late 2017 for a brand new Issue 79 in support of Chris Hallman #fuckcancer.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.