Bart de Jong
We're back with another raw reminder of last year's epic E-FISE Glasgow video contest, this time with Anthony Perrin and his filmer Darryl Tocco. Catch all the raw clips, behind-the-scenes, crashes and more, all shot over just a handful of days. Clip at 1:10 is hilarious!
Since you guys seem to like it when I ride weird/cool stuff I decided to ride this remote dam in Scotland. This thing is so rad! The scenery is breathtaking and it's a pretty savage spot.
- NAME: My name is Sasha Cambon
- AGE: I'm 14 years old
- HOMETOWN: I live in Albi, France
- SPONSORS: My sponsors are: Tall Order, Freegun, Foundationbmx, Unicornwearelegends, Vans, Frenchys distribution
The FAT favorite list:
- Spot to ride: I ride at Albi in the indoor park of my father (Ideal skatepark)
- My favorite BMX video is: Dennis Enarson right here
- Website: Instagram, YouTube
- Food: Cheese
- Person on Instagram: Matt Ray, Kevin Peraza, Dennis Enarson, Garett Reynolds
BMX Freestyle Park international events are back with a round of the 2023 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia! The first round of the 2023 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup is coming soon. Open for men and women the competitions will be part of the Diriyah Urban Festival and incorporated in the second edition of Diriyah Season. Amateurs and Juniors will also compete in their own dedicated competitions. During five days, riders from all around the world are going to Saudi Arabia to fight for the win and show their best tricks to the public.
UCI BMX FREESTYLE WORLD CUP - DIRIYAH, Part of Diriyah Urban Festival, 15 - 18 FEBRUARY 2023
For the closing event of Diriyah Season, the sporting performances will be breathtaking as BMX
LUX RAW - Boyd Hilder's Crazy Off The Couch BMX Jam - Gold Coast Australia by LUXBMX.
The tail end of last year Joe Jarvis & Jakub K hit Milton Keynes for a day of riding the newest Federal connect and MK local Tom Shepherd.
Name: Theo Chabbert
Age: 22
Hometown: Toulouse in France
Hook-ups/Sponsors: I don't really have a sponsor, we have a crew on the pink street that represents Toulouse. And I am supported by Performance BMX and Goldhandzgarage
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: I like to ride pretty much any spot but have a weak spot for bowls
-BMX video: Chapter one Doomed
-Website: Instagram or Youtube
BMX specific shoes are worth looking into. First because they are designed for BMX and second because it puts budget back into BMX. The Vans 114s come with the BMX sole with part waffle, a designed section to absorb impact (the heel) and the middle section to provide maximum pedal grip. The Pop Cush insole provides comfort and the raised Waffle Cup BMX rubber section on the heel adds to the strength of the shoe. Kevin Peraza is one of the many Vans riders who use the 114. The Vans sprocket logo on the tongue shows you're a BMXer supporting a brand that backs BMX. Around $90 USD in the States (excl. sales tax) and roughly €100 in Europe will get you a pair. Now available in Dark Olive. Don't worry, they're also available in black.
For the first time in almost three decades, Mongoose is bringing back the most iconic wheelset in BMX history, the Motomag. On September 27, Mongoose will offer BMX enthusiasts and retro collectors the chance to pick up the third generation – Motomag III – of the brand’s most storied product. In the early 1970s, BMX was born when riders in Southern California began racing bikes on motocross tracks. As the sport rapidly evolved, bike technology was pushed to its limits, and frequently beyond them as riders regularly damaged or bent their bike wheels. In 1974, automotive wheel designer Skip Hess took matters into his own garage and produced the first cast magnesium BMX wheel, the Motomag. He then started producing alloy versions of the Motomag that became a mainstay in the sport with their combination of durability and lightweight performance. With the success of the Motomag, Hess started a new bicycle brand he called Mongoose.
Motomag wheels were standard equipment on BMX bikes in the mid-1970s and defined the aesthetics of early BMX racing. In 1978, Mongoose launched the Motomag II, which built on the popularity of the first
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.