Bart de Jong
Chase Hawk And Robbo Section From Danny Dangits Backyard 2006. Redited and remastered....
Check out Ash Finlay crazy Bmx edit 2020 and be sure to follow him on instagram!! vlogs will be back soon!
The Substance Video came out back in November and it was an absolute screamer. Now we've got all the behind-the-scenes gold from the filming of it. Make sure you watch all the way though for some insane behaviour. That 360 attempt too...
Hidden Spots - RideOn x @Gutlessbmx
After a two month stint in Barcelona, Spain, Estonia's Chris Patrick Tilk managed to film his first DIG Locals video, thanks to his girlfriend Kertu handling business behind the lens. Includes a friendly song nod to legendary video - Odyssey's 'Electronical'.
"DARK DAYS" features Garrett Reynolds, Colin Varanyak, Johnny Raekes, Ty Morrow, Antonio Chavez, & Matt Closson in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Filmed this with Noah on Christmas Eve, dude went insane.
Shop name: BMX24SEVEN
Location: BOXMEER, NL
Years in business: 21 YEARS
Best year yet: 2019
Worst year yet: Our company grew every year, in 2020 we cannot continue the growth.
2020 has been, well, different. When did Covid-19 turn up and start influencing your business?
Sander Bisseling: Almost immediately, when covid 19 appeared in China at the end of 2019, this had a direct impact on deliveries and productions that we deal with.
Did you take any action from the start or were you thinking this would be over in a few weeks?
Name: James White
Hometown: South East London
Started riding BMX in: 1979
Number of bikes in the collection: About 10 complete I guess
Do you remember the moment that you decided to start collecting BMX memorabilia?
James White: No, I don’t think that ever happened, I prefer to call myself a BMX Historian, Hah. It goes far deeper than just collecting for me. The evolution of tricks, the media, it’s all of interest to me, the bikes and parts I have accumulated is just a part of it.
At this moment, do you wish you had started collecting earlier?
James White: Yes and No. I can’t help but cringe over the parts that have slipped through my fingers over the years but that was then and this is now. In the early 90’s everything was worthless.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.