We can check off another road trip down in the books. My little brother Matty, Big Boy and myself drove 12 hours down to South Bend Indiana to head out to the kitchen skatepark for a crazy BMX contest. Big Boy drove thru the night and to my surprise we survived. Today is day one of the contest, and we have beginner, intermediate, expert, and pro.
Jacob Thiem with a few clips from the Kitchen skatepark.
It’s easy to see Erik Elstran is a free spirit. Take one look at whatever colorful and delightfully eccentric outfit he’s sporting at any given moment (that he probably sewed himself), and it’s pretty clear this guy isn’t trying to run with the herd. Watching him ride, it’s even easier to appreciate the breadth of Erik’s fertile imagination. Erik can do whatever he wants on his bike, and he chooses not to do what everyone else is doing. Erik could be a tech rail master or flat ledge god if he wished, stacking the usual tricks in new and innovative ways and linearly progressing BMX in standard increments, but he is destined for so much more.
Jake Seeley got the hell out of snowy upstate New York recently and made his way out to LA for some fun in the sun. He got to sample a grip of sick spots and enjoy 'em with a bunch of his fellow East Coast and Midwest homies. - Guest clips include Stevie Churchill, Mark Burnett, Grant Castelluzzo, Lahsaan Kobza, Brandon Begin, Dan Kruk, Mike Hinkens, & Scott Marceau.
Took the Super8 out to FOD Trails to capture a session with Joey Cordova, Nathan Sykes, and myself. Here's what it looked like through the lens of my 1978 Bell and Howell Super8.
Alex Coleborn: Adrenaline Alley with friends. Corby session with Alex Cahill & Jonnie Hicks!
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Learn the ins and outs of airing out with the Dan's Comp YouTube crew. Flow Team riders Austin Zentmyer and Mike Barrow break down each step from basic quarterpipe carving to blasting your favorite transition.
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.