Bart de Jong
The AM squad hit the road and put together this video, filmed and edited by Tonash. Featuring Yog Roget, Alex Baden, Bill Cooper, Kieran Cooper, Lewis Cunningham & Cam Morton
As Brian Kachinsky demonstrates, the NBS wheels are street tough. These reliable, high quality, low cost wheels will keep you rolling without emptying your pockets.
RISE and SHINE, it's time for a breakfast chat with FLY Racing BMX athlete Connor Fields! Get to know a different side of the USA BMX Olympian, hear what's new for the #11, and see what he's been up to during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Source BMX / Battle of the Brands / Fiend Teaser 2020
Source BMX / Battle of the Brands / Subrosa Teaser 2020
More than 18 minutes worth of raw footage of the 2020 Flensburg BMX Jam. Yeww!
18 year old Denis Smith from Chester, UK ain't a stranger to the streets. During the first COVID lockdown Denis was off work for 5 months so made the most of his free time in the best way possible.
Checking in with Andy Buckworth for a bike check. Then he shows us what he can do with his Free Agent bike.
Two of the world's most iconic brands in BMX team up for another collection of footwear inspired by CULT's iconic style. Celebrating both brands' storied histories together, the Vans x CULT Slip-On BMX features sturdy canvas uppers branded with a custom labeling package, enhanced sockliners for superior cushioning and impact protection, and the revolutionary Vans Wafflecup BMX construction that offers the support of a cupsole without sacrificing any of the grip or pedalfeel of a traditional vulcanized shoe. The Slip-On BMX also includes DURACAP reinforcement rubber underlays in high wear areas for unrivaled durability, and Vans original waffle outsoles made of a rubber that offers grip and support. Retail prize $65
VIVE LA DINLOW, VIVE LA CLUUT! Cluuters from around the world descended upon the city of Metz, France for the Dinlow Jam and part one of the glorious Robot Cluut Tour, hosted by King Rachid. Pepe is ready, Flouzzer is ready... are you?
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.