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We received a mail from Dylan Close who asked if we wanted to review the Physical Graffiti DVD. Yup, no problem, just send it over. I didn't really know what to expect but was hoping for some sort or graffiti art video. Turns out that Physical Graffiti has more to do with tattoos, piercings and pain. The DVD has a documentary feel to it and that is a good thing because the footage is pretty old. Neal Wood, Dave Mirra and Jay Miron are in it too. Jay's on his Hoffman bike and Dave on the Blammo. Turns out this video hail from 1998 but has been re-released. Here's the official press release regarding the DVD so you can decide yourself if tattoos, piercings and pain are your thing:

Todd Lyons was one to the first riders I remember getting his own name registered for a website. I was laughing at the www.toddlyons.com stickers on his bike at the time because it seemed out of place for BMX-ers to have a personal website. Well, times have changed and it's now common to stumble across riders' sites. What makes TL's site good is that he does regular updates talking about the Bikes, the Beers and the Bitches. His January 28 Journal is about the FATBMX site so we thought you might want to read it. [url=http://www.toddlyons.com/cgi-bin/newspro/fullnews.cgi?newsid1106929044,68224,] Check the FATBMX article on Todd Lyons' website[/url]

The time has finally come... The highly anticipated, critically acclaimed, feature documentary: "Joe Kid on a Stingray -The History of BMX". Produced & Directed by Mark Eaton and John Swarr of Bang! Pictures Inc. Executive Produced & Narrated by Jesse James of West Coast Choppers.

Australian HARO rider Luke Parslow won the X-Air dirt jump comp in NZ. A huge crowd witnessed Luke's first major competition win and he beat a strong field with the likes of Nyquist, Bohan, Guettler, Mackay. Ryan Nyquist finished 3rd behind Guettler. His sponsor Repco Sport were so hyped about Luke's win at X-Air that they shouted him a flight in a Mig Jet Fighter! But Luke wasn't so happy after the flight feeling the effects of the 4G turns.

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Oh boy, it's getting close. The Supercross of San Francisco is starting tomorrow. It's 23:30pm at the moment and I'm typing this from a groovy hotel on Grant street in downtown SF. The stadium is down the street and it has been raining a lot. This race might turn into a mud fest but I'm okay with that. Riding a supercross track in front of a sold out crowd sounds like a challenge to me. Look at the starter list for the other participants; Vanilla Ice, Cab, Agah,

Slayer Old Skools Coming Back In Stock Due to overwhelming success, the Slayer Old Skools are headed back in stock in April. Make sure to be the first to get in on these Old Skools and check out the updated Slayer microsite with new streams, videos and buddy icons to download. There's a competition going on with cool prizes to be won so you might as well throw some Slayers in the air and click the link listed here: [url=http://www.vans.com/slayer/]Win some Slayer stuff[/url]

Press release: Dear Roots Jam Riders and Family: First, let me say thank you so much for all the emails and questions about Roots. I know all of you have been waiting for dates and info for 2005. Well, we are changing things up quite a bit this year and there is a lot of new news so read closely. About a month ago we discovered a major scheduling conflict with our

We at FATBMX like to bring you some spot checks every now and then. When we passed the Etnies park in Lake Forest we had to make a U-turn and shoot a couple of pictures to share with you. To our surprise we weren't allowed in the park with a camera. Even after asking if they wanted a good or a bad report, the person at the entrance stuck to the "Company Policy" of only allowing photographers

RIDE BMX came out with the new issue. Look for the Beringer cover in the newsstand. It's got a Biz Jordan and Matt Beringer interview, 2 of the funniest riders around. You should see the Beringer picture in yellow, good stuff. Also a real nice photo of Rooftop stands out. The April issue has got a cassette hub buyer's guide, lots of handrail stuff, a St. Louis scene report and Primo and Demolition product tests.