Kyle Harris & Chris Akin are Southern Oregon raised and keep that roast alive on all the aging concrete parks in that area. Just like Josh White who grew up in the same area 30 years earlier. This area breeds that good style with a fearless approach.
Thomas Hooper revisits his childhood riding spot, Sidley Woods and also a guest stop at Two Snakes Tattoo to talk to Peter Adam about the limited edition frame wrap he collaborated with United on. If you're unaware of Thomas Hooper, he is one of the world's most sought after tattoo artists who grew up in the legendary UK BMX hotspot, Hastings and now years on has reignited his passion for riding a 20" bike. Seriously cool stuff.
The second street riding around in Athens with a bunch of young riders shredding some spots is on Gutlessbmx.com. Riders; Alexis Mostralis, Marios Mostralis, Orfeas Garpozis, Kostas Degleris.
Was Liam Zingbergs the first man on the moon? Maybe not but we're pretty sure he was the first guy to sling a bars up there! From technical street lines to one of the biggest kinked rails known to man, tune in to check out his part from the BSD TRANSMISSION DVD...
A couple clips from a quick session at a new Calgary skatepark.
The belt sander is back! When John Saxton isn't building parks for everyone to skate and ride, he's bringing his unique bag of tricks to Woodward. Click play and enjoy this one.
Summer in NYC is unlike anything else in the world. With riders: Chad Douglas, Joe Niranonta, Anthony DeRosa, Jose Castillo , Emron Mervin , Saheed Dupree
Stayed at Travis Pastrana's house for a few days to do some training for the upcoming Nitro World Games. Managed to pull off a world first on BMX on trampoline and got a few to the Bag Jump.
Rob Wise's section from Shawn "Elf" Walters' full-length DVD production "Dollar Bet". Check out more on this Salt Lake City area gem.
Joris Coulomb recently got his signature frame on Subrosa, called OM as the primitive and divine sound that created the universe. Enjoy the sounds of Delhi while he is building his bike before hitting the busy streets for an upcoming SOUL video. Follow the trip now on #soulinindia
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.