Source BMX / Battle of the Brands / Official Trailer 2020. Watch as BSD, Cult, Fiend and Subrosa hit the road to a location of their choice with 4 riders and a Filmer to take on the streets, 100+ challenges and more for a BMX road trip contest like no other!
SOURCE BMX PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION / LOGISTICS. We are looking for a warehouse team member at our new location in Neuss, Germany.
-Full time - 40 hours per week.
-Hours 8:30am - 17:00.
-You will work as part of a small warehouse team responsible for the process of getting goods in and despatching them to our customers.
-Basic BMX knowledge is beneficial but not required
-On site training will be provided.
-Job opening. October 1st, 2020.
JOB DESCRIPTION –Warehouse Team Member
Job Title: Warehouse Team Member.
Hours: Full Time 40 Hours (Monday to Friday). 8.30 to 17.00 with a 30 minute lunch break.
Location:Our European Warehouse in 41470 Neuss, Germany
Pay: Dependent on Age and Experience.
Overall Objective: To work as part of our small warehouse team to assist in the process of getting goods in and despatching them to customers.
Role Overview: You will be an important part of a small successful team focusing on being the best and most famous BMX retailer in Europe. This is a role that would suit someone who has a strong work ethic and enjoys working as part of a team; sometimes under pressure.
Marc and Rich Moore - founders of Source BMX - discuss the past, present, and future of one of BMX's premiere events - Battle of Hastings.
South Coast UK shredder Stuart Chisholm (@Bigg_stuu_) headed out for a 7 day stint in Lisbon, Portugal, and even after a full 3 days of rain, he still came back with this stacked and packed edit from the remaining 4 days..
35 Degree Sydney weather or freezing cold, windy Hastings seafront? Apparently it doesn't matter to Lewis Mills in this episode of #SOURCEBMX Bullseye #LEWISMILLSWEEK
Name shop: Source BMX
Location: Hastings, UK
Years in business: 16 years in March 2019
Employees: 54 including part time and everyone at the Source Park and Café.
What was the reason for you to start a BMX shop?
Source BMX: It was a combination of not having a shop serving BMX shop in our area (they had all closed) and my brother and me looking for something to do. It was just a random set of circumstances that fell in to place rather a master plan. A small BMX shop in Bexhill wasn’t really a viable business so we had to figure out a way of making it work – by making the scene bigger and selling mailorder.
What was your first location like?
Source BMX: Small!! It wasn’t much bigger than an average bedroom with room for about 30 t-shirt’s on a rack, 6 completes and a cabinet and wall full of parts.
How did your first year turn out?
Source BMX: It was hard - we had a turnover of £68,000 which didn’t really breakeven or pay me a wage but I was 18 and living with my parents so didn’t need much money. Rich was at Uni so the first
Final day of the FUK-IT Tour we head all the way South to Source BMX in Hastings. They had everything needed to make a great last stop. The next morning the guys packed up and headed back to the US.
If you are a fan of Trey Jones's original riding and mid school influence, you are gonna love this! TREY JONES SOURCE PARK LOCK IN
Win the bike Dan Lacey actually rides in this LOCK IN edit: https://appurl.io/jatk643k Dan is local to the SOURCE PARK but went in extra hard for this as only he can!
Federal Bikes riders Michal Smelko and Anthony Perrin recently made a visit to the SOURCE PARK and killed it! Check out their LOCK IN now!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.