Federal BMX is pleased to announce a series of limited edition collaboration seats with contemporary street artists. Both BMX street riding and graffiti share similar terrain and a desire to do something unique in an everyday environment, often expressing creativity illegally and against the constraints of time. This synergy combined with a mutual appreciation of each other’s skill and dedication meant this felt like the perfect partnership.
For the second seat in our current campaign we’ve teamed up with Aroe. If you’re not already familiar with Aroe, he’s an infamous graffiti artist from Brighton who has travelled the world creating freehand art pieces. His work can be viewed in his hardback book “Results not excuses” as well as on his Instagram @aroe_heavyartillery.
-Limited to 150
-Pivotal Stealth System only
-Custom Federal seat tag
A preview of our mural project with NYC Parks, NYC Health, Lam Kat, and Laura Alvarez.
Federal BMX is pleased to announce a series of limited edition collaboration seats with contemporary street artists. Both BMX street riding and graffiti share similar terrain and a desire to do something unique in an everyday environment, often expressing creativity illegally and against the constraints of time. This synergy combined with a mutual appreciation of each other’s skill and dedication meant this felt like the perfect partnership.
Federal BMX is pleased to announce a series of limited edition collaboration seats with contemporary street artists. Both BMX street riding and graffiti share similar terrain and a desire to do something unique in an everyday environment, often expressing creativity illegally and against the constraints of time. This synergy combined with a mutual appreciation of each other’s skill and dedication meant this felt like the perfect partnership.
BMX illustration. Stop motion. Step by step.
Take photos, go shred. Strays gives a home to otherwise homeless BMX photography.
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Inspired By BMX - Sandy Carson - Photographer - DIG ALUMNI Ep.2 from DIGBMX
Inspired by BMX - Sandy Carson - Photographer - DIG ALUMNI Ep 2
WELCOME TO 2017: Benefit Art Show for Mullaly Bikepark @Tendertrap
A new year means a whole line up of new events, ramps, friends, and good times will be coming your way from the Mullaly Bikepark Crew.
Last year was a great time, with a number of events, new ramps additions, repairs to old favorites, visitors from all over the globe, a NY Times feature, and a fun end of year event that brought out some of the most talented riders on the East Coast.
We are going to be starting off 2017 in style at the Tender Trap. This year we will be hosting a benefit photography show on Saturday January 14th with a number of images from Elias Williams, Jesse Carlucci, Oba Stanley, Joan Simon, Edward O'Connor, Albert Hunt, and Samm Wilson. Party starts at 6pm, with free Genesse Beer from 7-8pm courtesy of Tender Trap, followed by a dance party from 10pm til close.
As always all proceeds will be going to improving the park and creating more fun for the warm months. So come out and celebrate a new year of BMX based good times at TENDER TRAP - 66 Greenpoint
Avenue in Brooklyn, NY.
CULT X FUNERAL FRENCH collaboration project. LE products available in April. Oz only.
For 2016, Cult has worked with renowned English artist Funeral French. French exhibits worldwide in both solo and group shows and has worked on commercial projects for the music, advertising, fashion, publishing and skateboard industries. His signature style artwork, illustration and graphics has graced projects for Altamont, Vans, Kr3w, Creature Skateboards, Carhartt, Volcom, FBM, Death Rites, Independent Truck Co. and more.
DC Shoes and Big Brother, have launched an exclusive spring 2016 capsule collection. DC and Big Brother have teamed up to recount some of the best (and worst) memories in the Big Brother legacy with “The Big Brother Book.”
People identify Big Brother for pushing social boundaries with its antics, controversial topics and early articles featuring rip-off schemes like how to make a fake ID.
Sean Cliver says « Big Brother magazine featured a lot of ridiculous , fly by night advertisers over the years- Black Jesus ? -
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.