Bart de Jong
We packed the van full with our team and hit the road to Oregon to ride some amazing skateparks and get in touch with our inner-outdoors. 7 minutes of skatepark riding and shenanigans from our Demolition Family, featuring Dennis Enarson, Jason Watts, Kris Fox, Tyler Fernengel, Matt Cordova, Hucker and Boyd Hilder.
Name: Quillan Isidore
Racing number: 164
Hometown: London, England
Elite Men UCI World Cup Ranking 2018: 16
Have things changed for you since 1 September, the day the Olympic qualifying period has started?
Quillan Isidore: I have yet to compete in an Olympic qualifier yet. My first one will be Argentina at the end of the month. Nothing has changed just continuing to train hard with the goal of making finals.
Are you looking for races where you can score more points?
Quillan Isidore: So our aim for BC is do as many as possible to give us the best possible chance to score the maximum amount of riders.
Has peaking after 1 September been something you aimed for?
Quillan Isidore: For Argentina yes that’s been my main target since after work!
How badly do you want to go to Tokyo for the Olympic Games in 2020?
Quillan Isidore: This is on top of my goals list! What an honour it’ll be to represent my country at the
Ride On Talks to Ian Morris PART 2 by Neil Waddington
A compilation of the best clips posted on the @LipLords instagram in August 2018.
AH WELL- FRIENDS 1. By Tim Storey. First of the two mix sections from Ah Well. Featuring, Pat Johns, Brad Anderson, Bevan Cowan Marius Dietsche, Lachie Myall, Sean Falkentstein, Josh Dove, Jack Kelly, Jack Pearce, Jerry Vandervalk, Pat Freyne, Tasman Murray, Healy Miller, Guy Perrett, Jayden Fuller, Nick Harris.
Highlights from the Third Annual Posh Woods High Air Contest.
A PIZZA delivery boy who was thrown out onto the streets by his father has become one of India’s best known BMX champions. Growing up in the slums of Mumbai, India, 26-year-old Annul Pale had a passion for cycling from his early days and developed an interest in BMX after watching the stunts on a sports channel. After experimenting with skateboarding and b-boying, Anul got into BMX stunt riding in 2005 and has since won numerous championships and even appeared in a movie.
"Let's get a frickin' bus. We'll pull in to the city, load it up with kids and head out to the BMX tracks. Let's introduce this #BIKELIFE culture to BMX racing."
And that's exactly what we did! We handpicked over 40 #SEBIKELIFE riders via their Instagram profiles with instructions to meet up with us at Rucker Park in Harlem, NY. Both Larry's Freewheeling and Jake's bike shop were on hand at the park for last minute tune-ups. Once we were all loaded up on the bus, we drove the riders and their bikes 2hrs out of the city to the New Paltz BMX track for a private practice session. From there we were off to the Kingston Point BMX track for a local night race where everyone raced their first ever BMX race.
On 8/18/18, Jordan Brand and I held a flash release for my first ever AJ1 in NYC & LA. It all went down in 24 hrs! A GO Mode Film Produced by The Yellow Space.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.