This year we're skipping the Interbike show in Las Vegas. We won't be at the Mandalay Bay venue so please let us know how it worked out when you're done looking at the bikes at the end of next week. We did however spend a week in Friedrichshafen, Germany for the Eurobike show. Although that show is much bigger, it's just harder to find the BMX bikes. There is no BMX Zone and not a lot of core BMX brands make it to Germany each year to show their new product. But we did find BMX bikes. SE for instance had a full range of cruisers and
This year we're skipping the Interbike show in Las Vegas. We won't be at the Mandalay Bay venue so please let us know how it worked out when you're done looking at the bikes at the end of next week. We did however spend a week in Friedrichshafen, Germany for the Eurobike show. Although that show is much bigger, it's just harder to find the BMX bikes. There is no BMX Zone and not a lot of core BMX brands make it to Germany each year to show their new product. But we did find BMX bikes. SE for instance had a full range of cruisers and 
20 inch bikes. The one standing out was the collab with Santa Cruz skateboards. The screaming hand was all over the Big Ripper and for those who lives through this skate/BMX era in the eighties this might be a perfect cruiser for you. SE always comes up with different styles with a nod to the old school on many of their models. But if you live in the hood and want to ride every day, SE's got a 20 incher for you as well. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.