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We've got a really sick two part mixtape series for you courtesy of the VANS squad! Since all their team projects had to be cancelled due to covid, their riders wanted to be active and do their part as soon as they were allowed to go out and be safe again. But with very limited travel options, they all kept it local in their region (or wherever was allowed) and asked their homies to press on that red button. Rich Forne then took the footage and created two heavy mixtape MASH videos.
Vans, the original action sports footwear and apparel brand, has become known for its collaborations with like-minded leaders in the action sports industry.
This season, we have partnered with the legendary company for a collection that celebrates Bike Life culture and honors both brands’ legacies.
These items are available from SEBIKES.com as well as from VANS.com or your local Vans retailer.
Words to live by: Have fun, ride bikes! German @ColonyBMXBrand rider Marcel Gans knows and puts the pedal to the metal.
Ultimate BMX Crash Section (Alex Hiam, Chris James, Paterico Fallico & More) by ColonyBMXBrand
No matter how good you are, you don't pull everything first try. Here's 9 minutes of some of the crew putting in work for some recent clips.
Dakota has been motivated to produce since our first session together and wasted no time stacking an insane amount of footage over the last 18 months. We've traveled thousands of miles together and he is the kind of guy you want on any trip. Humble, savage, and always pushing the people around him to be their best.
We took Crazy Pete, Zac Hirst, Alex PB + Denis Smith to Ramp1 last week and filmed a few bits, UK skateparks are back pen after lockdown and even though its summer we recommend everybody supports their local so they will still be there when you need them next winter!
James Nopparat 'Bangkok Free Bird' Full Part
The One CowBoys Local Rider Cruise Through The Dirty City.
7 minutes of fresh footy and top tier vibes, Dak and Nathan fire from the sunny streets of SoCal. You already know this is a heater!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.