We spent a day with Bobbie Altiser, his ramps, and a good group of dudes. His ramps, appropriately named "The Brake Room," are located above his bike shop in Hannibal, Mo. This is some of the stuff we caught on the camera. Riders included are David Buseman, Corey Bradley, David McGinnis, and Bobbie Altiser.
Brandon takes us through his regular routine while he is at home in Holly Springs, North Carolina. We also get a look at his local spot at the ddasc, some medals, a tour of his house, and more enjoy!
"Put together an edit for the first time of a few friends and me, filmed between 2017-2018"
Loving this new fast paced video from French FIT rider Adrien Lecomte! So much flow and the song works weirdly well - also he filmed this between two knee surgeries, so props on that. Those Frenchies know how to make it look good every time.
TALKING NISSAN GTR HERE HARRY MAIN PRO BMX RIDER TALKS REAL LIKE IN TODAY'S VIDEO LEARN ABOUT HOW HIS GTR MADE HIM MORE SUCCESSFUL!
Fourth episode of our MadManTing series comin from the Benelux. Last year in july we were travelling around the Holland and Belgium and stacked so much great clips. Thanks to all riders and homies for such an amazing time!
For my 20th year anniversary of documenting BMX I wanted to make a video using my first ever digital video camera (from 1998) All of this footage was captured during various 2018 riding sessions. 1998 - 2018 - 2098.
SIMPLE SESSION 2019 - BMX Street & Park Finals Highlights by kunstform BMX Shop & Mailorder
Here're some BMX Highlights from the Simple Session 2019 Finals including Felix Prangenberg, Bruno Hoffmann, Matt Ray and a lot more. Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!
This past Saturday saw a whole squadron of unidentified flying objects circling Unit 23 Skatepark in Scotland attempting to park up for the Substance Jam. Needless to say, a massive list of earthlings showed up to hold it down for the home planet, including Alex Donnachie, Dan Banks, Sean McGilly, Guy Scroggie, and way more. What a great day! Watch the best bits right here. Supported by BSD, United, and Federal.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.