Bart de Jong
Name: Vincent Pelluard
Sponsors: GW - SHIMANO - ICE FAST - PROMAX - BOX - UNDER ARMOUR - CYCLES EVASION - RENTHAL - IZUMI - TIOGA - IMPRIMEXPRESS - CALIFORNIA EXTREME - YCF - PWR Club
Mechanic: Myself
How long have you been riding the frame that you are currently on?
Vincent Pelluard: I built up my bike a week before flying to Australia in January 2020.
Can you tell a little bit about GW Bicycles?
Vincent Pelluard: GW is a HUGE brand making 80% of the Colombian market. You can find a bike from supermarket to a really high quality bike for road cycling. GW has around 2000 employees and they make 400.000 frames a year.
Carbon or Aluminium frame. Where do you see the biggest differences and what are the advantages
Epic day doing my first ever "no chain" pump race in Yucaipa! Thanks to the track and locals for being so welcoming!
Alex had 20 minutes of light left the other afternoon but was determined to get some tricks done for the fans. The fans sent Alex the tricks and he did his best to get as many as he could get in before the sun when down.
2020 hasn't been kind to Krone and he's currently healing up from his second wrist fracture of the year. He'll be back soon so in the meantime enjoy him eating shit, and send some healing vibes his way!
Made it out to Mr. Nick Bruce's top secret BMX training facility. Watch Nick destroy the place and bear with me while I remember how to stunt.
It's not always just about the tricks...
We're back again with more Nathan Williams...this time, we have a small cut of the stuff that got away. Heavy slams and near-makes. If you haven't already, please hit the link above to pre-order Nathan's upcoming nine-full-fucking-minute video part, "Why Not." Full video drops on 8/7/2020.
Unexplained vol. 1 is a collection of clips we’ve filmed over the past few weeks.
Friday means Pin*Up time at FATBMX. We scrolled the internet and found this one. Fly Bikes sticker on the top tube and everything.
Come check out the fly girl if you're 18 or older.
Matthias Dandois takes his fluid blend of BMX flatland and street riding to the diverse landscape of NYC. Shot over a couple mild pre-Covid winter afternoons, Matthias connects select pieces of the city in a way only he can.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.