Bart de Jong
In this video, Arya Dipta Harsa (@dyptaharsa) issued a video part by presenting his hometown, namely Malang City, East Java, Indonesia. It is marked by an intro video depicting the Badut Temple, which is the oldest temple in East Java which is of the Syiwais line and has the meaning of light.
The following is a long form version of our "Weekenz" videos from years past. All footage within this project was filmed in February of 2022.
2022 USABMX Carolina Nationals, Rockhill SC. By Niek Kimmann.
With no schedule or plans in mind, Sean Ricany packed his pup and bike and hit the road. Live through him in his new edit "No Agenda."
Indonesian BMX Racing National Championships, Jakarta, Indonesia 25/03/2022
MEN ELITE:
1. Fasya Ahsana RIFKI 60 UCI points
2. Rio AKBAR 52
3. Yussi Wakhidur RIZAL 45
4. M. Khabibur ROHMAN 39
5. Firman ALIM 34
6. Muhammad Tegar Alam TSANY 29
F51 is the world's first multi-storey skatepark with concrete and wooden ramps spread over three floors, and it's just down the road from us in Folkestone, Kent!
Jake Seeley's 2022 Street Sweeper complete.
Most grown folk don't have flow like Japan's Kairi Yamada! At age 11, he is on a path for epic heights!
AUS rider Jon "Termite" Mackellar comes thru with top tier biking on dirt, street and park for one well rounded video part!
Leading with a sense of DIY and empowered by creative expression, Vault by Vans is proud to partner with Brooklyn-based Krink. Krink began as the first ink and paint market brand for graffiti writers and grew exponentially into an international art supply brand with continually expanding collections of apparel, artist tools and accessories.
Inspired by Krink’s founder, Craig Costello, who grew up writing graffiti, skateboarding, and listening to punk and hip-hop, DIY sensibility informed much of what he and his community did in their youth. These core tenants influenced the early beginning of Krink and have remained an important part of the brand's ethos. This collaboration with Vault by Vans celebrates these creative communities through functional design.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.