GREYSTOKE: An aptly-named new twice yearly BMX magazine, edited by the legendary Scott Towne, that focuses on BMX lifers and everything that keeps us stoked on BMX for the long run. With old-school, mid-school and current day content focusing on those older riders who just can't shake this obsession.
The all new Greystoke BMX Magazine from DIG BMX is available to pre-order now from all your favourite 4Down Dealers, click the images or link below for more information and to secure your copy!
Issue one is 132 pages. Full color, full size, full bore.
CONTENTS:
-Dennis McCoy--Life and times of the KC Rogue.
-Mel Stoutsenberger--photographs of the future, from the past
-Survivors--Never give up, never give in
-Save your Generation--Evolution of the BMX bike
-Dog Bites--The Mad Dog rides again
Peter Adam takes his video production in a whole other direction with the release of LIFERS, a film focused on a select group of riders in DIG's birthplace of Belfast, Northern Ireland who all started riding around 1980 at the height of 'The Troubles' in their hometown. Riding against the backdrop of violent sectarian, state, and terrorist conflict, made BMX in Belfast let's say, 'a little more challenging', than it was for most riders growing up in the eighties elsewhere.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.