Bart de Jong
Pablo Senen y Gonzalo Caballero llevan 5 años de grabación que incluyen varias lesiones, trips por toda España, horas y horas, cintas y cintas de VX para traernos esta obra de arte.
Learning to ride hurts a lot less with the right protection set! Even for the smallest ones. Here's the TSG Product of the week #pow: Junior
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Long time Monster Army rider moves to Monster Energy.
Catch up with Jake Leiva and hear what he has been up to during the pandemic while taking some time off the bike, being a dad, how he preps for the Triples Challenge, and get to watch some behind the scenes before, during, and after the comp.
From cold Moscow to sunny and warm Limassol (a city in Cyprus). Martin Shershen can’t sit still, especially when it comes to traveling and riding the streets.
What's Your Story? with Tyrone Williams.
First video & trip of the year to the South of France with the team. The tracks in the video: Sarrians and Cavaillon.
It was 1988, the year after the Tizer World Championships in England and the IFN had called for the Tizer World Cup. My plan was to get a ride from Robert Moeller after the Trier contest but while over there they told me there was no space for me in their car. I bought a single train ticket to England from Trier, Germany and had 10 pounds left for food. Luckily I got the leftover bag of bread from the contest so I did not starve. My sleeping bag was the bike bag again so I wouldn't have to pay for my bike on the train. 14 hours later I arrived in Manchester. Read the contest report in issue 5 of FAT-'zine.
We have interviews too with street pioneer Dave Slade, Carlo Griggs, Steve Giberson, Chris Potts and Jeff Cotter. They've got some funny things to say.
The 'Zines scene was getting big and we have reviews from Euthanasia (Jamie Cameron), COW (Mike Rose), Crucial Mania, Totally Intense (Effy), The 'Zine (Pat Wirz), Damage (Dave Slade) and Decade 'zine (Thomas Fritscher, Bresie, Thrasher and Geisser).
The free sticker was provided by FAT-'zine. Yes we had stickers back then.
Joachim Mulkens, Speed and Ollie took care of some great art again. Paul writes about his freestyle activities in 1982. We did a contest report on the Kenn/Trier event. Check this. I went by train to Duesseldorf first. We shredded the city there all afternoon and then took a train to Trier.
Une production United Bike Co en coproduction avec GRANDE RUE STUDIO.
We got a tour of one of the most well known BMX frame maker's shop and it was awesome! Mike Laird who is a former professional BMX rider has been building BMX frames since 2013 and has sent over 700 frames out to happy customers around the world! In this video he welds a titanium BMX frame and also gives Matty Cranmer some good advice on welding!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.