From the Dungeon Episode #6: The Untold Story of Our Frame Manufacturing. By Profile Racing
In celebration of Profile Racing's 50th anniversary, owner and founder, Jim Alley, invites us into the company's original Florida location where some sections of this dark and dusty industrial cave have been sealed off since 2004. Over time, this building (appropriately named "The Dungeon" by employees) has become a time capsule; a host to historical artifacts capturing Profile's legacy in both the automotive and bicycle industry.
The speech of 2018 National BMX Hall of Fame Freestyle Inductee - Tim "Fuzzy" Hall by USA BMX.
2018 National BMX Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. The National BMX Hall of Fame induction ceremony takes place once a year - with the exact date and time to be announced at the beginning of the year. National BMX Hall of Fame Class of 2018 Pioneer - Clarence Perry Racer - Brian Foster Industry - Bob Morales Woman - Debbi Kalsow Early Freestyle - Rick Moliterno Freestyle - Tim "Fuzzy" Hall
Skyway Recreation in Redding, California has been in the BMX business since the 70's making the very best BMX mag wheels, as well as some other products along the way. This video, made in 1982, showcases Skyway's factory showing you how some of their great products are made, and tested. Also highlighted are the Skyway factory BMX race team, and their awesome race bikes.
Ride On Talks to Ian Morris PART 2 by Neil Waddington
New book coming out. Freestyle Movement, THE SECOND EDITION by Dom Phipps
The 2018 BMX Hall of Fame Ceremony is just around the corner! Come hang out on September 8th and see the exciting class of 2018 inducted into the BMX Hall of Fame: Rick Moliterno, Debbi Kalsow, Tim "Fuzzy" Hall, Brian Foster, Bob Morales, and Clarence Perry. In addition to these Icons, there will be many other BMX Greats and Hall of Fame Members at the event, including Martin Aparijo, gOrk Barrette, Brian Blyther, Tommy Brackens, Dennis Dain, Denny Davidow, Donny Robinson, Doug Davis, Misty Dong, Bobby Encinas, Tracer Finn, Eddie Fiola, Billy Griggs, Bob Hadley, Bob Haro, Toby Henderson, Turnell Henry, Kevin Jackson, Clayton John, Eddy King, Perry Kramer, Cash Matthews, Mike Miranda, Danny Oakley, Gene Roden, Stu Thomsen, Dave Voelker, Ron Wilkerson and many more!
You can also see the NORA CUP awarded to the Racer of the Year by RIDE BMX during the ceremony. And be sure to check out the hot racing action at the Gold Cup SW Finals presented by DK Bicycles that will be taking place at the same location. Today's top pros and amateurs will be battling it out on the
An off the cuff walk around RadBMX MK18 with Alans Woods. Excuse the lighting and sound, this was as unorganized as it gets. Plenty of rad rides and people at MK18, bring on next year! And that was Del at DELCALS.com not decals.com oops. He is the man for all your Decal needs, hit him up! Thanks so much to the Rad Army and everyone involved with organizing such an amazing event!
(1985) Rippin - BMX Action Trick Team. The BMX Action Trick Team was the first and most famous of all the freestyle teams that would spring up across the globe in the 1980's. The members of the team are considered legends of the sport that they helped to build. Over it's 7 year history, the team make up changed a few times with the one constant being that of the team commander - R.L. Osborn.
A weekend that went down in the BMX History books at the Helltrack RAD reunion race. As a girl growing up seeing the birth of BMX and 80's boom of BMX racing on TV, I watched BMX Bandits and RAD on repeat.
Barry Nobles and I couldn't miss this opportunity to travel to Dallas Texas and be able to look the part in my throw back "Cru Jones" outfit. Drop in on Helltrack and while we where there, bring it back to life in our remake social media video.
As the only girl dropping in and racing the boys...it brought back memories to where racing begun for me at 5 years old!
A massive thank you to Tex Plex Dallas Texas for bringing this iconic BMX track back to life.
If You haven't seen the original iconic 80's BMX film RAD.
Check it out here in full.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.