Brian Kachinsky has a knack for finding fierce set ups and interesting spots. No matter the weather nor time of day, Brian will seek the heat and stoke the fire.
We bring you Source BMX Whiskey Chaser! The new series which sees Source BMX Distillery visiting Pro's set a trick and one of our Staff members chase them down and try and replicate!
As Brian Kachinsky demonstrates, the NBS wheels are street tough. These reliable, high quality, low cost wheels will keep you rolling without emptying your pockets.
Grabbing a coffee, hitting the gym, going bowling... Brian Kachinsky finds his quarantine workarounds then hits the streets of Chicago for a solid solo session.
Before getting to work on some Barcelona spots, Brian Kachinsky gave us the lowdown on his GT BMX Signature Bike, the Globetrotter.
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode twenty-eight with Brian Kachinsky.
Brian Kachinsky meet up with his new French GT teammate Sullyvan Guaincêtre for a four day street mission in the city of Lyon. The spots looked amazing and Brian came through with his burly go for it style and he had some wild looking crashes—but thankfully he escaped any major injuries—and Sullyvan delivered with his super smooth tech style. Seeing their contrasting styles in the same video is pretty sick.
Brian Kachinsky gives the full rundown of what he rides, including his signature GT Globetrotter frame with a unique prototype Shred & Shed paint (similar to the GT tires), as well his signature seat and Elevated stem, Original 4-piece bars, and more…
Brian Kachinsky holds down the opener in GT's "Seriously Fun" DVD with a high speed and action packed section which makes it abundantly clear that BK hasn't slowed down one bit since recovering from a broken foot last year. Raw as shit setups, high risk maneuvers, and even a few NBDs to round things off. BK's part goes HARD!
Sean Sexton & Brian Kachsinky give you a mix of style and savagery with Sean’s smooth lines and Brian’s aggressive rail wizardry. These two living legends give you a slice of their life in this split part.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.