Bart de Jong
Janis started the year with a quick week long vacation in the European capital of street riding - Barcelona, Spain. Accompanied by his good friend and filmmaker Arturs Lurins, the outcome of the trip was a no-brainer. Press play and witness some Janis Bauska steeze in the streets of BCN.
Another Swampfest in the books and it was amazing!
There's much snowy spring clips from last year, to post it in this beautiful 2019 spring day. First clip is from 2015 laying on my computer waiting something, but felt like it's good to put it in here. Rest is from 2018!
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode thirty-eight with Logan Martin.
Augie mane was doing a lot of monkey moves on the trip. I’ve never been a fan of vlogs but the way Austin puts something on the screen is art in multiple directions. Here he was trying to get an angle in the tree.
The other picture is made while running to a gang of pigeons at Sants Estacio. The centre train station of BCN. I just liked the way how the left picture matches the right one.
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FVRCELONA GALLERY
In the end of January I went to Barcelona for a month again. Yearly winter escape because of the shitty weather all the time in Hollandia. This time a lot of different squads from different countries pulled up in
BMX Jobs available at The Source in England. If you want to step into the BMX industry and have experience as a Customer Service representative or Web Content Editor you should check out the following two job openings at the beach in Hastings. Maybe you get to ride the park in the after hours...
A few tricks that I pulled in winter 2018/19 captured on mobile. Looks like I did only tailwhips and wallrides – where are the bars and spins?!
Andy Ruffell hosted BMX Beat for 7 series (42 episodes) on ITV, but hidden in plain site was the 'Ruffell Hop Drop'.
Tim march on John Cravens News Round 1984. Originally known as John Craven's Newsround, it was mostly presented by John Craven between 4 April 1972 and 22 June 1989. Originally, stand-in presenters, such as Richard Whitmore, came from the main BBC News bulletins and Huw Edwards presented in 2005.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.