Bart de Jong
Just prior to the Coronavirus pandemic gripping almost the entire planet, Sunday took a team trip to Las Vegas, Nevada in the beginning of March for 10 days.
Coach and Pro Bmx rider Patrick Laughlin has a lot of lines in the brand new Action Sports Hub at Woodward Park City. The indoor Action Sports Hub is 66,000 square ft of awesomeness open 365 days a year.
"Vagabond Squad" is a full-length video from Canada’s Weird & Revered crew.
After weeks of hanging low from Covid-19 a few of the boys got together for 36 hours of distancing in the woods with no cell service and hit some jumps and ramps along the way. Shout out to Jamie and Marley for the hospitality.
Jamas! 27 minutes worth of raw footage from last year's @SIBMX trip to Athens, Greece.
It doesn't seem to matter; time in New Mexico takes the long way around with not too much to worry about, when it comes to the distress in the rest of the world, the state moves along as usual most of the time...
If you like it raw, here's 28+ minutes of the nitty gritty knocks behind Ethan's latest SLEEPER edit filmed with his homie/roomie Gordon MacDonald.
"For a year or so now we've been filming for a few video projects, "Take a Ticket" was one of those projects! Full sections from Zac Dangerfield, Jayden Fuller, Clint Millar, Paterico Fallico, Alex Hiam and Chris James. Here's Colony's resident style cat, Jayden Fuller's full section from their latest full-length video, Take A Ticket.
With Kevin's new move to San Diego, CA we caught up with him at his new local park and got to see him at his finest. This was all in one session too.
Name: Beth Shriever
Sponsors: Prophecy BMX/Crucial BMX/Renthal/Madison Cycles
Mechanic: Al
How long have youbeen riding your current frame now?
Bethany Shriever: I’ve been riding my current Prophecy frame for 4 months now!
How do you like the feel and look of your bike?
Bethany Shriever: I love the feel of the Prophecy, it’s super stiff and has clearly been thought about! It’s a unique looking frame and I love how it looks with the glossy pink shine!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.