Bart de Jong
The best backyard on the planet is back. Pat Casey drops in for the fourth installment of his Dreamyard series.
Name: Alex Leech
Hometown: Oxford, England
Started riding BMX in: 1981
Number of bikes in the collection: Maybe 20 completes and another 20 frames
Do you have any other brand of BMX bike in your collection other than an S&M?
Alex Leech: I have one BMX that’s not S&M; a Haro “84 Sport”. I had one in 1984 so I wanted to get another one. The one I used to have was a USA made Gen2 Sport. I rode it for ages and it broke many times. Unfortunately, I have no clue where it ended up. The one I have now is a Gen3, so not exactly the same as my old one. It isn’t built the same as I rode mine but it’s got a few references to my old bike.
The one and only Boneyard Skatepark in Tattenhall near Chester, UK
A young gun with a fairly fast skill progression shredding some spot fir his video parts, 5 minute something, for Ahmad Syahrul killing some spot with some tricks.
Borja de la Riva coming in with the Madrid smith hard master royal ambassador title.
Like most of the world right now, our local city of Glasgow has seen a seemingly constant stream of changing coronavirus restrictions in the latter half of 2020. And, for three weeks in late November, restrictions stopped Glasgow’s indoor skatepark ‘The Loading Bay’ from trading altogether. Never missing out on an opportunity, we decided to team up with them for a build-and-ride video project whilst their doors were closed. This is Modularity.
Un condensé des meilleurs moments du Bmx flat à l'Oya street Jam 2020. Ile d'yeu - France.
Embarque dans la Part BMX de Mickael Carmona à travers Paris, Metz et le Maroc!
Name: Aykut Hilmi
Hometown: London, England
Bike: Hutch Trickstar
What's your earliest memory of the Hutch Trickstar?
Aykut Hilmi: I saw an American commercial and was hooked! At the time I had a red Raleigh Burner and we used to make half pipes in our local park
Who were some of the Hutch riders that you admired back in the day?
Aykut Hilmi: I didn't have much knowledge back then about BMX riders apart from the ones
Paul Thölen tearing the private Sportpiraten Warehouse in Flensburg (Germany) a new one.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.