BMX Showdown Cape Town - South Africa. ULT.X Cape Escape brought two days of world-class BMX action to Cape Town, with a stacked line up of BMX talent across Dirt, Street & Bowl disciplines in the first time format for the event..
It's not every day you get to watch two 50+ year old riders hitting the streets in a legit split video part, let alone two of the finest OGs, Dan Price and Amos Burke. Filmed on home turf in the Hastings, UK area, the level that these two still ride at is downright sick as hell. 50 is the new 40!
BMX legend Jay Miron shares the story behind the first double backflip in 1996, wild European adventures from the mid 90s, why Metro Jam came to an end, and more!
In between swigging 2 litre cartons of warm milk on a sunny summer's day, DIG Locals veteran Nathan Smith likes to throw down in the streets. Dude gets DOWN. Big moves from a big lad!
Ryan "Biz" Jordan has been making a splash in BMX for a minute now. As the ring-leader of S&M's mid-school resurgence project, he had a duty to get down to business and get down to bizness he did. Enjoy!
Northern John, NJ, Norm, Nawf, real name John Deprieelle has always been a fun dude to hang out with when ever most people have come across him. It's a humorous experience coming across NJ, I cant think of anyone who tell ya any different?
John started out in the dark days of 1991, long past the BMX boom, when BMX was at one of its lowest points. From his early start in Southport he quickly started a long journey into every aspect of UK BMX.
Max Miller's "Serenity" video is being called one of the best BMX videos debuted in 2025 (if not this decade). In the few months its been out, you've watched it over 100,000-times collectively. It's no secret that it took a lot of blood, sweat and tears to put this piece together... now you can just how much in "Serenity - Raw."
"ASE"
*Starring,
Tyrone Wade
Jack Garrity
Tristan Darling
Francisco Videla
Charles Littlejohn
Anthony Castaneda
Waylon Burrough
Profile Racing's full length video "Outlet" which was filmed and edited by Ty Stuyvesant. Riders as follows;
New fire for the BMX Direct team out in Thailand, in the form of Myanmar's Lewis Aung. A week in the city of Chiang Mai was enough for Lewis to get this welcome video in the bag, and he should be super proud. Even with the situation in his home country, you can't stifle this dude's motivation.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.