Bart de Jong
We can all agree this Covid-19 situation sucks. And staying home is the best thing you can do right now. BUT! Staying home does NOT mean sit on your couch and stare at your phone. I have had a workout routine the past 3 years that has helped me becoming a better BMX rider, preventing injuries and most of all staying in good shape.
The station squad made a trip down to Austin, TX to escape the cold northern weather, and this is the outcome. Enjoy!
Shot this a while back, but got crazy busy/sick for a while and didn't have time to put it together. Just a random day of riding...starting at the park and heading to a spot that I found by lurking instagram. Shout out to the dudes.
AFA Masters Contest in Bristol, PA in 1989
Digging Grit With Anthony Jeanjean. TSG gets down to the nitty gritty with French and European BMX Freestyle Park Champ and Olympic hopeful Anthony Jeanjean. Find out his admirable approach to life, contests, injury, the Olympics and his responsibilities to the next generation of riders on the up…
From what I have read competing at FISE Montpellier in 2019 was like a ‘completing the circle’ moment for you: Is this how it felt?
Anthony Jeanjean: It was a very intense moment for me because I discovered BMX freestyle at FISE de Montpellier 10 years ago and my first competition was at FISE de Montpellier; so finding myself in the BMX Park Pro final 10 years later was incredible for me.
We followed five Backyard Jam 2019 amateur winners on their way to riding at Simple Session 2020! Kris Bunnage, Alex Pindard-Baden, Sasha Pardoe, Ash Finlay and Dylan Hessey.
Зимовка команды FAKT BMX в стрит секции лучшего индор скейт-парка Москвы - RAMPSTROY HOUSE! Видео пропитано дружественной атмосферой и приятной съемкой!
BMX Lewis Mills 2020 fiend bytiM Production
Billy grabbed a flight to Greece and started stacking.
“This was originally meant to be a full video part with Cologne’s sketchiest young talent Luc Flosbach, however Luc went down hard and broke his ACL halfway through filming (fakie crook clip). We wanted to get the video out there so the crew all stepped in stacked some clips and got this part finished over Winter. Look out for a full part from Luc and from the rest of the boys this year.” - Dave Paterson
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.