In 2008, while filming for this now legendary Anthem II video part, Mike Aitken suffered a life-threatening crash at Posh. He was in a coma for three weeks. Having suffered a traumatic brain injury, complete paralysis of his right side, a broken jaw, broken eye socket and a tracheotomy, Mike’s road to recovery was a long one.
“Time was limited as Jo Gass was soon to be heading to Australia, so at the beginning of October we went to Basel, Switzerland for what would hopefully be a productive day to get this edit started."
Broc Raiford runs down his fresh Sunday Soundwave setup that he built up at the start of the year when he joined the team. Signature Broc products are in the works....
In late 2018, myself and Kriss Kyle were luckily enough to be invited to do some shows at The Opening Ceremony for the Asia Para Games.
I spent the last one weeks of December 2019 traveling with CHERECHUKW UDENKWERE to calaba with the POWER HORSE Team to create this content we visited TINAPA that spot was everything ❤ :)
We tagged along during some of the filming for Odyssey’s latest video, At Ease, and caught some behind the scenes action with Preston Okert, Hilario Olivos, Jerome Odesa, and Murray Loubser. Following the showing of At Ease at Golden Days Bike Shop, we had Preston, Hilario, and Jerome watch the raw cuts of their behind the scenes footage and narrate what was going on (and Murray did the same, back home in South Africa).
Caroline Buchanan's Unstoppable Series Ep 1 "Return to Racing" Location: UCI BMX Supercross World Cup Series Shepparton Australia.
A household name in the Australian BMX scene, Brock Olive has made a name for himself by incorporating his effortless style into bigger setups. Brock has been making waves with his insanely technical style for years.
My first race weekend of the year in Shepparton, Australia, for round 1 and 2 of the UCI BMX SX World Cup.
The first two rounds of the UCI BMX SX series where held in Shepparton, Australia. Take a look on how I did on the first race of the year.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.