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Andrew Schubert is the man behind Fictional Finalism, but he's a treat in front of the cam too. Here's his full part - peggary for dayz!
We are stoked to announce the addition of UK shredder Louis Otto to the Subrosa family! You may have seen Louis pop up recently at different jams across the UK, but we are excited to show you how he gets down in the streets.
Extra clips, behind the scenes and outtakes from David Grant's recent BSD VX Rated video. Look out for the rest of the series with Sam Jones and Dan Paley over the next couple of months...
With support from the social network of the future - VERO, this years Battle Of Hastings 'Best Trick' event will see 1 rider from each team throw down in the SOURCE PARK main room and the only place to catch the action LIVE will be via the SOURCE BMX profile on VERO. Join us now via the following steps and get ready for some of the craziest action from the worlds best BMX riders!
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A few weeks ago we had the World Championships in Zolder, Belgium. due the holidays I pushed the video back to enjoy some time off ;) I hope you enjoy watching it.
Da soll noch mal einer sagen, BMX befände sich in einem Loch.
Check out the highlights of the annual Höhenflüge @ The Last Hole in Germany. KNALLGAS!
Check out the highlights of the street comp at the Bielefeld City Jam 2019 @ Kesselbrink Bike- and Skatepark in Germany.
After leaving my previous long time frame Sponsor, it was refreshing to build up a bike like the NoWear "Beast Mode" frame. Super responsive and a few degrees left of normal. I surprised myself getting used to such a strange looking freestyle machine, or maybe it shouldn't be a surprise!
As part of our mission to make the best BMX forks possible, we continue to refine the 41-Thermal® process at all stages of manufacturing. Each step in the process is held under strict scrutiny, and we continue to examine the strength and fatigue testing methods used to evaluate our designs.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.