Another Historical look back into the archives of UK BMX as it was rebuilding its self from the scraps left from the exit of the masses that lead into the dark days. The year is 1994, the light is starting to appear, we head back to Hastings for the annual Backyard jam, which is now solidified its self as THE BMX event to attend world wide. Visiting riders from the USA and Europe terrorize the dirt, vert and streets of Hastings.
Aryei's "other bike" is a transition rig ready for roastage. Get the rundown on his Black Magic and watch him blast it in this bike check vid.
Name: Kurt Stark
Hometown: Born in Hemet, USA. Currently in Colleyville, Texas
Have you ever raced BMX, if yes, when did you start: I started racing in 1995/1996
Number of bikes in the collection: 12 bikes total
You've been a Schwinn Stingray collector for the past years. What made you switch to actual BMX bikes?
Kurt Stark: I still collect Schwinn Stingrays but I have drastically switched over to BMX because there is a lot of new stuff to learn as well as to collect.
Are you interested in the story behind the bikes that you have in your possession?
Kurt Stark: I am. It is always a treat when you find a original owner bike because you get to hear
SILENCE - A BMX video by Rich Forne starring Felix Prangenberg & Jordan Godwin.
London day video, Featuring Jakub K, George Oldfield, Sam Chamberlain, Sammy Peach and Chris Cooper.
East Coast street specialist Lewis Colascione crossed the pond and landed in the Big Smoke of London for a bit of sight seeing around its many estates and red brick gems. Lewis always manages to come up with super original clips. This hits real good!
When you see the names Bruno Hoffmann and Murray Loubser in the same video title, you know you're in for something special. And it doesn't end there - add in a whole host of incredible Taiwanese spots with the camera work of Rich Forne and you've got a sure fire winner.
My BMX Bike Build for the Olympics by Kamren Larsen
In Michigan, I finished with P4 on Day 1 and P8 on Day 2 after a crash in the final. The track made passing tough, but I gave it my all and still had a great weekend! Happy to make two more A-mains and gain some points. Huge thanks to all my supporters and sponsors!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.