Bart de Jong
Franchise BMX Video 2. Riders include Zac Costa, Sean Ryan, Kyle Emery-Peck and Manface. Filmed in 2008. BMX street from the Bay Area and bmx dirt from the east coast.
SLUT features Lewis Mills, Garrett Reynolds, Matt Closson, Antonio Chavez, and Johnny Raekes in Salt Lake City, UT.
After a hectic summer of roadtrips, restrictions, events and more; we got a crew together in one of the top places to do it, and hit the streets for a few days with nothing in mind but vibing and having fun on our bikes! This is a BMX Vacation with Nathan Williams, Hobie Doan, Ben Basford, Jayden Mucha, Santi Laverde and Anahi Valentina.
Join the Wethepeople UK squad as they take to the high seas at a blistering rate of knots (English canals) on a quest for hidden spot treasure along the way. Featuring the likes of Jordan Godwin, Dan Banks, Danny Heron, Jordan Waters, Frasier Hill, and Butch. This goes hard so take a seat and enjoy.
Joe Foley, Stu Chisholm and Antonio Smallwood were in Glasgow a few weeks back for the Substance jam at Unit 23. They took the opportunity to grab a couple of sessions at The Loading Bay with locals Guy Scroggie and Tam Roulston, check it out...
Dedicated to the memory of
Robert "Tennessee" Schanbel
1972-2021
In celebration of Profile Racing's 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company's original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004.
Workin’ on your freestyle skills? Learn tricks from one of the best pros in the business, Kevin Peraza! In our latest video, Kevin teaches one of his favorites the Can-Can – a basic trick with tons of room for variation and creativity. Check out the video and then try it out!
Cody Pollard recently got back to his favourite bowl on the Gold Coast. and possibly Australia. After having a few months off after shredding some west Australian concrete. He's back home and looking just as comfy as ever!
Paul Firbank aka The Rag and Bone Man is a man of many (mad) DIY skills. His ability to convert scrap metal to works of art originates from a life-long desire to design & weld bike frames.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.