Bart de Jong
Thomas takes us to the paint shop to capture some fledgeling Nate Rambler frames emerging from the belly of the beast (now in Crandall Red and Gloss Clear). Moeller gives us an up close and personal look at the latest and greatest Mad Dog prototype and from there we get to watch Harold McGruther and a Speedwagon get reamed.
Guest List 8 is now live! Featuring Sunday's Maca Perez Grasset, who invited Cult's Angie Marino. Enjoy!
Woodward, the global leader in action sports experiences, is excited to announce its 2024 Signature Athlete partners for its Camps division, along with the weeks that each athlete will attend the organization’s residential Summer Camps in Pennsylvania and California.
“Youth around the country eagerly await this news each year, with hopes of having the opportunity to advance their skills alongside some of the most famous names in action sports. We are so excited to get this news out early this year, enabling families to plan ahead and help make their campers’ dreams come true this Summer, capitalizing on the January discount of $200 off camp as well,” said Phoebe Mills, the Vice President of Camps and Programming for Woodward.
Style, bike, trick choices… Albert Mercado’s riding is constantly evolving. But his unique approach to utilizing urban terrain is unfaltering. “Time” chronicles Albert’s riding spanning from peak pandemic to mid 2023, shot in Los Angeles along with a sprinkle of Japan.
Name: Adrian Varela
Age: 22
Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Hook-ups/Sponsors: PUSHER, Grindwheel, Animal, Sunday
The FAT favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Valdez Handrail In Denver
-BMX video: Stevie Churchill OSS vid
Grailed partnered with Pro BMX rider Nigel Sylvester for the debut sale of one of his most innovative projects to date — a BMX bike upholstered with the iconic Louis Vuitton monogram. In collaboration with artist Daniel McRorie, the limited-edition “218 CAPUCINE” is ridable art—a functional bike that transcends the worlds of art and athleticism. The design features classic LV monograming on a sleek, structural BMX frame. Together, these elements align notions of dexterity and durability with timeless luxury.
From 8 to 12 May 2024, Montpellier will once again transform itself into the world capital of urban sports, welcoming hundreds of thousands of enthusiasts to the banks of the River Lez for 5 days of competitions and celebrations. As the last international event of this scale before the Paris Olympic Games, this 27th edition is already shaping up to be a must-see, given the stakes involved for the athletes. And for this 2024 edition, FISE is evolving and looking to the future!
Since 1997, FISE has brought together hundreds of thousands of spectators for a unique event on a global scale. This year, in order to continue raising the standards of the immersive sporting experience and to guarantee the festival's sustainability in the years to come, FISE is becoming a paid event
Retold for the first time with unseen footage: The BMX Triple front flip. One of the gnarliest weeks in Nitro Circus history for many different reasons. This episode we go under the helmets with Ryan Williams and Andrew Ahumada, who were attempting to conquer one of the hardest, gravity defying tricks in all of action sports. Celebrating 20 years of Nitro Circus with an all new docu-series. Join us as we revisit 20 of our most iconic moments from the past 20 years. Presenting 20 for 20: The BMX Triple Front Flip.
With the ever-awesome Potozcny Bros behind the jam, Clint Reynolds expert wielding of a cowbell on a stick and Nate Halahan hitting the high notes, the S&M Family Band put on quite show at the 10th Annual Winter Welcome Jam at The Wheelhouse. Here's some highlights of the mayhem!
Jason "Timmy" Ball is about as S&M as it gets. The Colorado-raised racer turned dirt jumper showed up on the Sheep Hills scene in '94 and never left. From Team Rider to Shipping Manager to Shop Manager - Balls has been holding it down for S&M in a big way for 30+ years.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.