In the early eighties there was this one riding gear brand that had pretty much every other BMX gear company beat: JT racing. The top riders rode for them such as the
Patterson bros,
Toby Henderson, Andy Patterson, Greg Hill or it's easier to say, they sponsored a lot of the best BMX teams. They ruled and came out with new innovative products and colours all the time. Who doesn't remember
Mike Miranda in pink and the ALS helmets and upper body protectors? The even sponsored the
General freestyle team with
RL Osborn as their main man in the time when freestyle riders still wore leathers and jerseys to represent their sponsors. Now (
Ed Hardy backed) they're making a return on the scene and have paid tribute to the former MX stars that rode in their gear. If they'll move over to BMX like they did 30 years ago remains to be seen but you can contact
Elkay sports if you're interested in the gear. They've got it in stock, including the helmets.
General freestyle team with RL Osborn as their main man in the time when freestyle riders still wore leathers and jerseys to represent their sponsors. Now (Ed Hardy backed) they're making a return on the scene and have paid tribute to the former MX stars that rode in their gear. If they'll move over to BMX like they did 30 years ago remains to be seen but you can contact Elkay sports if you're interested in the gear. They've got it in stock, including the helmets. 
In the early eighties there was this one riding gear brand that had pretty much every other BMX gear company beat: JT racing. The top riders rode for them such as the Patterson bros, Toby Henderson, Andy Patterson, Greg Hill or it's easier to say, they sponsored a lot of the best BMX teams. They ruled and came out with new innovative products and colours all the time. Who doesn't remember Mike Miranda in pink and the ALS helmets and upper body protectors? The even sponsored the 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.