Steve Crandall is still in the woods and apparently in the streets after turning 50 the day before we filmed this episode. I caught up with Steve while on Cinema BMX team trip out in Richmond,VA last month. We had a chat between spots with no plans no rules just talking shit. Happy Birthday mate!
My time here in Costa Rica is up..for now! I had an awesome time exploring Santa Teresa and the jungle on the bench. Was so cool to meet new riders from there and make really good connections for my next visit. Hope to be back sooner than later!
Boyd Hilder, Joe Jarvis, Bruno Hoffmann and latest AM recruit Joshua Hareter take on the streets of Vienna with Rich Forne behind the lens. Watch 8 minutes of heavy hits.
BTS with Calvin Kosovich in front of the camera for his section in THIRTY! Welcome to the Kink BMX Cold Cuts Series; where we take you into the making of, filming, and outtakes from some of your favorite Kink BMX Video Uploads of recent...Where the meat is!
Thomas Noyer - Landscapes 1 - 4k. By Stewart Munro
Tristan built himself a backyard paradise over the last few years out in rural Northeast Texas. Unfortunately, the time has come for Tristan to move, and the jumps will be left behind. He made this self-filmed video as a tribute and goodbye to his first backyard paradise. Featuring some guest clips from the legendary Kevin Hascher, here's what Tristan had to say about this one:
This is Power's BMX Shop and it is the greatest BMX collection on the planet that features some of the rarest BMX parts and bikes that seem impossible to exist! Chad shows us around the shop and he tells us stories about each part and we get to show you everything that we possibly can.
Biking around Austin, TX - thanks for watching :)
BMX Trick Show from July 1986 in Newton, NC. Trick team was sponsored by Hutch Bicycles and Extraordinary Cycles. Trick riders were Leigh Ramsdell, Eric Sanborn, Matt Sherr and Greg Bloom (may have names misspelled). Throwback Thursday.
Canada's Evans Murray has been plugging away at this new video for the last year now and he smashed it out the park... well, the streets. You just need to look at Evans' huge smile to know how much he loves this shit! Enjoy.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.