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Airing, Friday, July 24 at 9:00 pm Eastern Time (6:00 pm Pacific Time) and telecast three additional times Cory Nastazio and Issuez Inc Crew with TJ Ellis and Luke Parslow and musical guest Tortoise will appear on “The Daily Habit.” He’s often emulated and rarely replicated - pro BMX rider Cory Nastazio hits the Habit on Friday, and he brought his lively crew with him! Plus, the five-piece instrumental band from Chicago known as Tortoise, brings their unique sounds to the Snickers Sound Stage. And, find out what happens when Daily Habit correspondent Jeff Sloniker dives head-first into the 
The USA BMX riders proved too strong today at the UCI BMX World Championships in the first day of competition in Adelaide, Australia. Out of the 17 world titles on offer the USA challenge class showed their strength by winning a massive seven world plates while Australia received three. The action packed day marked the start of the four day competition involving over 2000 riders from 32 countries. Today the five to fourteen year olds raced on the 310 metre purpose built indoor track. Both New Zealand and Japan claimed two wins white Argentinean, Czech and Netherland riders claimed one each. For young competitors like six year old New Zealand rider, Rico Bearman, it was the promise of a PS 3 that inspired his win over defending World Champion, Moka Ban from Japan. The boys won the hearts of the crowd as they stood on the podium with their country flags tied around their shoulders.
Nigel Sylvester celebrated the wrap-up of his “Because I Grind” Tour with friends and family last Thursday night at Spit Studio in Hermosa Beach, CA. Music was provided by the one and only Biz Markie and one lucky party-goer rolled home on Nigel’s Mirraco bike, which he had custom tweaked specifically for his Tour. Big thanks to Spit Studio for hosting, Gatorade for throwing the party and all the awesome people who joined Nigel to celebrate.
If this hasn't changed yet and looks like this I have not managed to get online before this post automatically goes online. There's a deadline to the FAT Friday each week but if you have to travel that day and don't know if you'll be able to score a wireless signal, you'll just have to deal with it. But for the most part the FAT Friday is done. And starts here: 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.