Bart de Jong
Here are some words from Adam Kun on his new signature prototype frame: “Hello to all riders! A couple days ago, I received my new prototype frame from KHEbikes. Its called: A-DAMN! Simply... I love it! I don't wanted a revolutionary new frame design, nothing new and special about the main tubes, all I wanted was a clean, nice looking desing to make the frame comfortable to any tricks. I also pay attention to the weight, which is really important in today's technical Coming through this time with a photo of a half naked chick holding a BMX frame. Does the job for a FATBMX pin-up. Remember, 21+ only.
The third annual Winter Splinter contest went down on March 14 at the Factory Skatepark, a huge bike oriented indoor park near Atlanta, Georgia. Locals and out-of-towners alike tore the place up in park, vert, and a high air event on the huge 11 foot quarter. The amateurs were better than ever: semi-local rider Russell Summerville went back to back, pulling a double whip right into a decade jump on the rhythm section. He also won vert, clicking lookbacks and throwing tuck no-handers like a seasoned vert rider. Russ won a free weekend at Woodward East for his efforts. The pros, as always, went off. Philadelphia rider Paul Horan nailed an icepick grind to no-footed can can off the end of a flat rail. Jersey boy Matt Leveige 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.