Bart de Jong
"VPX22 is a Chilean project, more specifically recorded in the city of Valparaiso. Filming started approximately three years ago just before a turbulent period for the country and then for the world. The social outbreak and covid19 were not an impediment to achieving what that we set out to do, although it inevitably conditioned it.
What a contest?!!! Midwest riders from all around Ohio and surrounding states showed up at Chenga 2 in Cleveland Ohio to throw down in a jam format contest reminiscent of the days of legendary skateparks Chenga 1 and The Flow!
The video part is still the benchmark of what we look for to check a riders style, passion and dedication to the game…Marcel comes through with a banging edit right out the gate…Enjoy this one and expect more to come from one of the coolest cats we know…
Years back riding in winter was a common thing for Russia. Scarcity of skateparks pushed riders to be more inventive and patient.
NAH YEAH By Dylan Wright. Documented my friends during our sessions from the past year having fun on our bicycles. This is my favorite video I have ever made, and I am stoked y'all clicked on this video!
Oceania Continental Championships, Beenleigh, Australia - Date 10/04/2022
UCI BMX Freestyle Park - MEN ELITE
1. Logan MARTIN, AUS 500 UCI points
2. Brandon LOUPOS, AUS 450
3. Jaie TOOHEY, AUS 410
4. Jake WALLWORK, AUS 380
5. Joshua MATTHEWS, AUS 350
Bob Haro is the Father of Freestyle BMX and the founder of Haro Bikes and Harodesign. Bob grew up in Southern California riding motocross and skateboarding. When he ran out of money to continue racing dirt bikes he turned to BMX. Drawing was Bob's first passion and started illustrating for BMX magazines and brands. He became the staff artists for BMX Action Magazine. At 18 he started his own business, manufacturing BMX Plates and selling tens of thousands in the process.
Insta360 POV - 2022 BMX European Cup Verona R1 - Jay Schippers
2022 Oceania BMX Racing Championships
Here's a Full Lap around the BMX Track in Ravels following @Mitchel Schotman
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.