Legacy Nationals #1 Pro results. Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Women Pro:
1 MOLLY SIMPSON 21 1 RED DEER COUNTY AB DAYLIGHT 93000247 44 UCI
2 DALENY VAUGHN 23 2 TUCSON AZ BIOLAB-BOX 13061288 3 W
3 PAYTON RIDENOUR 22 3 TULSA OK MONGOOSE BICYCLES 02572234 15 UCI
4 LEXIS COLBY 21 4 SURPRISE AZ SUPERCROSS 17890287 256 UCIT
5 VINETA PETERSONE 25 5 LATVIA SUPERCROSS BMX 90009807 12 UCI
6 MCKENZIE GAYHEART 22 6 FORT WHITE FL FACTORY SYNDT/FLY 19010197 33 UCI
7 CARLY KANE 22 7 GUILFORD IN HUFFY CORPORATION 19380235 12 NAT
8 AVA CORLEY 18 8 LA MIRADA CA FACTORY RIFT TANGENT 16161270 43 NC
Men Pro:
1 IZAAC KENNEDY 23 1 BRISBANE QLD CHASE / BRGSTORE.COM 93002228 10 UCI
Swatch Battle of Hastings 2024 Vans BMX Best Trick
Swatch Battle of Hastings 2024 BMX Beach Rail Jam
It's sad and frustrating to see the spot go, but it makes me really happy, that in the past few years, so many people came through and got laps.
Filmed by me, Coltin, Hoder & Jade.
Holding it down for Cult in City of Brotherly Love, Job Suender got down with Tom Nguyen over the last 2 years for this one. Leaving their marks in Philly, Baltimore, NYC & beyond no cellars were left behind.
RIDE EVERYTHING. RIDE ANYTHING!
Dirt rules! So does Australia… and Jon “Termite” Mackellar, James “Jimmah” Pease and their Kiwi mate Joe Simpson. Which is why we decided to export some of the USA’s finest Grade A apes in Clint Reynolds, Nate Halahan and Aryei Levenson -- and with the help of some of Oz’s biggest trail technicians -- graze the lot of them from Sydney to Canberra and back again. Bowls for breakfast, rails for lunch and dirt for dinner… it was a smorgasbord and Stew Johnson caught it all on camera. Dirt rules!
What it's like having a BMX Founder as a father. By Mossie Rides Bikes
What it's like having a BMX Founder as a father.
The Royal Rumble went down at the newly opened Taylor Farm skatepark just outside of Richmond, Virginia. It was non-stop positive vibes, with riders of all skill levels equally enjoying the park and comaraderie. Shout-out to Steve Crandall, Nate Hanger and RADShare for organizing an awesome day.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.