Bart de Jong
Fitbikeco. F-LOG 33 - Street Fighter 6. The Long Beach gang jumped in the fifteen and headed to Phoenix for one of the most notorious street jams in history. Join Brandon Begin, Charles Littlejohn, Chief and more at the 6th (and final) Street Fighter Jam. Riders: Brandon Begin Charles LittleJohn Brandon 'Chief' James Max Miller
Kareem the vlog analyst analyzes the new S&M pro team video "Skeletons and Muscles".
Fake News Mixtape - Friends | Carlo Hoffmann | Taylor Cadel | Fernando Laczko by CIAO CREW
After putting in work over the last year we're proud to present our latest mixtape titled "Fake News". The whole 30+ minute video features riding from Bruno Hoffmann, Slayer Tom, Eddie Baum, Dima Prykhodko, Jan Hollinger, Felix Reinhart, Fernando Laczko & many more.
The Hazard Lite Cassette Wheel features the Antigram V2 Cassette Hub (black or polished) laced to a hard anodized black Hazard Lite rim. A true BMX classic.
The original section was featured in Props BMX Issue 79, filmed and edited by Darryl Tocco. Darryl recently breathed some new life into this arguably overlooked release from Dan Coller a few years back. Savage riding and good soundtrack to back it up!
Name: Emores Jackson Petty
Age: 26
Hometown: Huntsville, AL
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Remnant Street Wear. Really great relationships with Animal and Cult. They’ve been supportive over the years. No sponsors tho.. Would love to build deeper relationships with a few brands.
The favorite list:
Anthony Panza has been on the grind with us for a minute...Paving his own lane we are proud to acknowledge this with a spot on our PRO squad...Expect plenty more from this Long Islander and CULT in the future...
How many clips can you get in one day? Kosoy hits the streets of Barcelona, VX film and edit by Facundo Falco!
Pre-summer adventures in Barcelona. Special thanks to Dante Distribution, Melon Optics, Kollektive and The Spoked Society for the support over the years. Also Onwies Knallen BMX, AJ and in particular Joram van Dijk.
A day in the life of bmx rider Trevor Sigloch.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.