Bart de Jong
Everything from the 2022 Chenga 2 Contest in Cleveland Ohio.
Flordeah’s Swampfest is one of the wildest BMX events in the world. I went to Florida to capture the craziness of it all and met my Swamp family along the way.
In recent weeks our new BMX racer, Sylvain André took part in two rounds of the US National Series where the best riders in the world met to compete again. In his first races of the season in Houston and Rock Hill, he reached the podium and won a final round!
Justin, Mitchel and I drove from Sarrians to Verona. We had a solid week of training and fun! Part 2 will be online soon.
Fids is one of the bigger UK names from 90s BMX to present day. He’s pretty much done it all.
USA Cycling and Woodward - a global experiential action sports company - create a pathway for riders of all abilities with their new partnership lasting through 2028. From beginner BMX riders all the way up to Team USA, this partnership provides a constant platform for learning and progressing year-round. In addition to hosting the USA Cycling BMX Freestyle Nationals Championships and the USA Cycling Olympic Development Academy, Woodward becomes the official training facility and sponsor to the BMX Freestyle National Team.
“This partnership between Woodward and USA Cycling furthers my commitment to coach and support U.S. BMX athletes and encourage riders of all ages and abilities to pursue their dreams,” said
Always hyped on some fresh LBP footage! As always this new one for Anchor BMX is chock full of perfectly executed grinds of all varieties and some of the poppiest bars in the game.
Beenleigh Highlights - Chris James, Sam Grace, Koby Clayton, AlecDanelutti & Jake Wallwork by ColonyBMX
Watch the highlights of Chris James, Sam Grace, Koby, Alec Danelutti and Jake Wallwork from the 2022 Oceania BMX Freestyle Championships at Beenleigh BMX park in QLD, Australia.
JUST GETTING STARTED - Backyard ramp build EP1 by Chad Kerley
With the completion of the backyard Pusher ramp the boys got together on a sunday to break her in. The skatelite be hittin"
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.