Bart de Jong
Here's how Lee put this together - I started The collection about 5 years ago, it started with the signed note pad paper ones which I have framed, along with a photo of each rider, this was a Kelloggs event I believe in the north of England possibly Tyneside.
A little bit of a different video today! Hope you guys enjoyed it, we might start making more videos like this if you like them.
Chad Kerley kicks off the Cinema Video with true excellence! After years of anticipation you may now feast your eyes on 7 minutes of top notch riding from one of the best in BMX, sure to satisfy all those who have been patiently waiting.
2020 USA BMX Nabholz Bounce Back Nationals Day One
Today we decided to try bring "Scooter Tricks" to the BMX world! We started out with a "Bartwist" then worked our way up to tricks like "1080 Briflip!" I can't believe some of the tricks that worked. I plan to bring some of these to the lander next time I ride it!
RIDING BMX INSIDE OF A CRAZY ABANDONED SCHOOL (GIANT EMPTY POOL)
If you've seen Brad Simms "Welcome to Fit" video, you know that he and his new ride, handled business in California. Well, here is an up close look at that very same bike.
The mountainous landscape of the Salt Lake City area has resulted in a wealth of massive rails, huge gaps, and unforgiving setups for generations of SLC riders to conquer. Today, Tristen Cooper carries the torch—seeking out and sending it in true SLC fashion. We present to you, Tristen Cooper, in Utah Territory.
It's safe to say that the Flame Trails in Helmond, NL received more love during this pandemic than they received the past 9 months. The fact that kids were home from school and parents worked from home resulted in lots of visits from local riders. Team Afhaak started fixing up the trails 3 months ago and as everyone knows, once the trails run well, people will come over to ride them. And they did.
Afternoon sessions as well as evening sessions became bigger than allowed. Keep in mind, during the corona crisis, 1,5 meter distance needed to be kept at all times. It was even forbidden to be at one
Seriously rad BOHBMX Video Qualifier entry from Hiroshima, Japan's Ryota Miyaji!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.