It's crazy to see some of the young prodigies we've watched for years now turn into fully fledged destroyers. Felix is rolling in hot off his Simple Session win a few weeks back, and now he releases this street onslaught for Eclat. Never a slow nibble in sight!
Filmed over the past year across England, Scotland, The Netherlands, France and Germany, UK éclat rider Sam Chamberlain comes through with a super creative video part which will make you want to re watch to check if most of it actually was what you thought it was.
One of the strongest BMX forks ever created: The Storm Fork is the result of over 3 years of laboratory testing and manufacturing refinements to create the ultimate BMX fork, fully backed by a Lifetime Guarantee.
A couple of days after the SOURCE Battle Of Hastings 2019, Éclat and Snap Distro sent a crew compiled of Jordan Okane, Jordan Godwin, Stuart Chisholm, Sam Chamberlain, Harry Mills-Wakley and DIG's Peter Adam out onto the streets of the Big Smoke (aka London, UK) and incredibly collected all this wild footage in just four days... yeah, you read that right. No ends untouched! New wrists for Mr Okane please...
As one year comes to a close, a new one begins, and we couldn’t be more hyped to have Felix Prangenberg officially part of the Eclat team heading into 2020. Now the newest member of a heavy-hitting team containing some of the most legendary and talented riders in BMX, Felix has found his rightful home.
Eclat PRO Devon Smillie is back with another 4min banger filled, technical barrage of backward madness.
UK street magician Jordan Godwin wanted a 9″ rise bar with a slightly smaller box than our other bars but with narrower width of 27.75″ to eliminate the need to take a hacksaw to them. The large radius bends give the Chocolate bar a classic round shape, and the 25.4mm Oversize (OS) clamping option allows you to pair it up to one of our 25.4mm stems for a truly unstoppable front end set which will have you throwing hard 540s like the man himself in no time…
Sam Chamberlain hails from the leafy suburbs of Surrey, England. Sam dug real deep (quite literally) with this one and came away with a video which will make you want to get off the couch and go ride your bike no matter the weather.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.