Freedom BMX Magazine provided another free sticker. We did an interview with Keith Treanor, wrote a story about GT Bicycles (another free sticker here), had a Dorkin'in York report up and we went to Slagharen for another good race and KOD. A GT show (USA) and a contest report in Trier (Germany) finish up issue 27. Loads of stuff here.
BdJ
Check it out: FAT-'zine issue 27 (1993). Hit the link, then flip through the pages.
All issues:
- FAT-'zine issue 34 (1996)
- FAT-'zine issue 33 (1996)
- FAT 'zine issue 32 (1995)
- FAT-'zine issue 31 (1995)
- FAT-'zine issue 30 (1994)
- FAT-'zine issue 29 (1994)
- FAT-'zine issue 28 (1993)
- FAT-'zine issue 27 (1993)
- FAT-'zine issue 26 (1993)
- FAT-'zine issue 25 (1992)
- FAT-'zine issue 24 (1992)
- FAT-'zine issue 23 (1992)
- FAT-'zine issue 22 (1991)
- FAT-'zine issue 21 (1991)
- FAT-'zine issue 20 (1990)
- FAT-'zine issue 19 (1990)
- FAT-'zine issue 17-18 (1990)
- FAT-'zine issue 16 (1990)
- FAT-'zine issue 15 (1989)
- FAT-'zine issue 13-14 (1989)
- FAT-'zine issue 12 (1989)
- FAT-'zine issue 11 (1989)
- FAT-'zine issue 10 (1989)
- FAT-'zine issue 09 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 08 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 07 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 06 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 05 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 04 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 03 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 02 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 01 (1988)
- FAT-'zine issue 00 (1987)
Matt Pingel was a big contributor of FAT and to show our love to him we gave him the cover of number 27. You must have heard of Jerry Galley too. He's on page 2 shredding the ramp in Dennis' backyard.
We got a free STD foundation sticker on page 4. Six pages of BMX news and another freesticker (Big Boy).
Thomas and Moni Stellwag get an interview. Greg Higgins contributed some art. Wow, another sticker: Mutation.
We did a report on some SoCal trails: Honda Hills, Mission Trails, 6th Street, Hoover and Dover. RAD-LAME. Did you make it on the list?
Backyard Jam 1993: Tom Lunch, Keith Treanor, Aju, Steve Geall, Grotbags, Congo, Grace and the Maddog. The mag interviews were with Brad McDonald (sitting in his "office"), a flatlanding Mark Losey, seatless Hal Brindley and going backwards James Hudson.
The Lord (Dave Voelker) gets an interview on page 45. Nico Does gets the Bizznizz interview that starts on page 50.
I went to China for some demos. Crazy but good times. Read the report.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.