It's a tale as old time (or at least as old as S&M Bikes). Ride the rest... then come back to the best! We never get sick of sharing stories about legends -- like the one and only Jason Enns -- who chose to ride S&M's when they got into BMX, got pro deals with other brands (we can't sponsor everyone all the time) during their riding careers, and then genuinely want to be on an S&M when its all about riding bikes with your friends again.
R U Ready to R E A? Cause it's all going down in this episode of Factory Friday! Hit the streets with Moeller and Aryei as they put the finishing touches on our latest release... the REA frame and bar (taking pre-orders now but they're almost sold out!)
Jeff Z is a G. And we're claiming the W for getting him and his gear atop a BTM XL.
Wanna know how the Rambler "Big Lincoln" Frame earned its name? Well it's named after a heavy line Lukas and Nate and the boys built at 9 Acres last summer. Wanna know why they named the line that? Thne pull up chair, grab a cuppa joe and dig in...
t’s that time again only today we’ve got a different bossman ushering in this episode of Factory Friday – Michael Hoder! He walks us through his new BTM XL colorways, shows us his new build and then gives us a good look at the new Max Miller sig frame!
It's Friday folks... and the Factory's been factory-ing! Shall we dig in?
in this week's episode, kareem expertly tricks fellow Building boi Tom Dugan into building his new bike for him. shouts to empirebmx!
This is an interview from 2013 that was made for John Paul Rogers and Empire BMX's now-defunct Collateral Media Site that we're reposting in memory of our friend Mark "FIDS" Findlay who passed away on December 8, 2024 after a short battle with cancer.
It's been a minute amigos! We haven't filmed a Factory Friday for awhile but you best believe the hustle and bustle at The Building is still very much a thing.
It's your main man Mike Hoder hombres! Back again, and this time with a street-centric episode of Hoder Cam!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.