#120. Freedom BMX magazine. The new issue. September/October 2014.
What you cannot see here is that the new issue of Freedom BMX mag comes with a giant foldout poster of Pete Sawyer boosting a Hill-tuck out in a field with some concrete. It's the extra thing you get with #120. No stickers on the cover this time but your helmet should be full of junk stickers by now so that doesn't matter. 100 pages show that Freedom isn't about to back down. We'll be seeing more of the mag after this September/October book which has the following content:
-UCI Supercross Mellowpark
-Stephan Götz Interview
-Munich Mash BMX Street Rink
-Waldemar Fatkin Interview
-Shadow Conspiracy KIL Shop Battle
-BMX Cologne
-wethepeople Summer Session Chemnitz
'Charity BMX Events Casinos team up with BMX events to raise funds for charity'
Poker isn't just about gambling; it's also an avenue for fundraisers. In fact, sports fundraisers that tie up with poker games don't only provide a fun experience to the donors, but also boost the proceeds of charities significantly. Casino-BMX charity fundraising events have constantly proven themselves to be a very successful endeavor over the years. For example, the All In 4 ARF Charity Poker Tournament, which was done at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, raised more than $10,000. Pro BMX riders Rob Darden, Dave Dillewaard and TJ Ellis all graced the event in order to help attract fans for the cause. The ARF is a fund that provides aid to athletes who got injured while playing their respective sports.Brick-and-mortar casino gaming providers aren’t the only ones who tie up with sports events to raise a lot of money for charity. Over the years, online gaming companies have proven themselves
26th edition of the FATJAM. There ain't no stopping us. By BdJ
After 25 editions of the FATJAM it would have been easy to call it quits. But some things are too good to end. A date was picked, a flyer was made, the toilet was rented and the Sugar Hills received a fix up just in time for people to have a fun day together in Aarle-Rixtel. The free for all event still gets the people to town to ride some dirt, hang out and score a goodie or two provided by the sponsors of the event. Setting up was easy. The week prior to the big day we had some rain which was great to get the dirt spot in shape. Between 9 and 11 the weather was great. Then, all of a sudden the storm came in. Luckily the EZ-UP tents were set up and kept the riders and bikes dry, but the Sugar Hills trails did not have a roof. But the Dutch are good dealing with water and within 30 minutes after the big rain, people were riding again. In fact, the spot was rolling better than ever before.
As usual many kids showed up to ride. They finally get to climb up a hill together with the pros and ride together all day. They might
Bike Check - Mark Webb's Total BMX Voltron V2 | Back On It, Ep. 3
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.