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Name: Robin Kachfi
Age: 19
Hometown: Mannheim, Germany
Hook-ups/Sponsors: kunstformbmxshop, mazzakacrew
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-Spot to ride: Skatepark Schönau in my city
Name: Connor Fields
Hometown: Las Vegas
Sponsors: Chase bicycles, Monster Energy, Audi Henderson,
What was your best race result in 2015?
Connor Fields: What I was happiest with in 2015 was my consistency. I only missed 3 mains all season on any circuit. 19 podiums and 10 wins.
Who do you think kicked ass in the Elite Men class this year?
Connor Fields: The easy answer here is Niek Kimmann. But a lot of guys stepped their game up this year, guys like Graf, Mir, Turner, Jones all stepped it up big time.
Who impressed you most in the Elite Women class?
Connor Fields: Honestly all of the women have gotten so much better over the last few years. They have become much more exciting to watch. Stefany Hernandez and Simone Christensen impressed me most.
Nitro Circus, NBC Sports, Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert and the Utah Sports Commission announced the inaugural Nitro World Games which will take place at the Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, Utah U.S.A. on Saturday 16 July, 2016. The biggest event in the history of action sports, the Nitro World Games is a riveting three-hour experience that marks a revolutionary transformation of action sports competition. Created by extreme sports icon Travis Pastrana with Nitro Circus CEO and Creative Director Michael Porra, the Nitro World Games will
The Jan/Feb issue of RideBMX features the 2015 NORA Cup winners, Colony in the Northwest, The Ramp II with Kevin Peraza, Pat Casey, and Larry Edgar in Russia, Dillon Lloyd, Ryan Jordan, Billy Perry, Joe Rich, Matt Nordstrom, Colony & Volume completes, and more. Here's the full list:
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Start: Ryan Jordan keeps it classic, Alex Duleba fully commits, and Billy Perry samples an oversaturated SoCal spot.
Pro Q&A: Dillon Lloyd
With a powerhouse style and the ability to shred anything in his path, Dillon does his Canadian motherland proud wherever he goes. Especially in Southern California—where he’s in the process
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.