We've had a great response from the 2nd Hard Yards Backyard Invitational event that we put out last week. So this week you get to watch 50 minutes of raw BMX! Packed full of extra riding, crashes, interviews and anything else that went down on the day.
Harnessing the powers of Nascar, monster trucks, ride on mowers, and of course Busch, Curly Campbell, Scott Ditchburn, Barry Wax, Colin Shafer, Logan Connell, Matt Crabtree, Alex Hammett, Deven Ferrer, and Ryan Olson present, the Busch Heavy Boyz DVD. 35 minutes of loose as hell biking. Enjoy!
CANBERRA 2023 by Doug Underhill
The Torker MX26 Race Frame | Behind Torker BMX
This is raw footage from when Lorenzo and I filmed his first Kink BMX video in south Florida back in 2020. This was my first time filming street in south Florida, so Lorenzo was the designated tour guide. He had no shortage of spots.
Re-Up: Preserving BMX History. Episode 75: Timmy Williams (USA)
Name: Timmy Williams
Hometown: Keyport, NJ
Started riding BMX in: Early ‘70s. Raced from 1982-1985, sponsored by bike shop in South Jersey called Beacon.
Number of bikes in the collection: Now, 30 completes. Once had over 45. I LOVE the odd/ rare BMX frames and parts, so that’s why my collection is different than some others.
Where does your love for BMX bikes come from?
Timmy Williams: When I was a kid, growing up in Egg Harbor Township, NJ, they built a BMX track a half mile from my house (It’s still there). I would ride by there on my bike to check it out and soon I asked for
OG Brisbane Street Rider Nathan Seeley and I have been filming over the last year of so, heading out after work or on the weekend to find the crustiest spots there is to offer. This was a fun project that was mainly based on searching for spots, having a beer and if we were lucky we would get a clip.
Really just enjoying riding BMX bikes.
Lexis makes the USA World Champ Squad! Rock Hill Pro BMX Racing by SupercrossBMX
Lexis makes the USA World Champ Squad! Rock Hill Pro BMX Racing
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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.