This is Power's BMX Shop and it is the greatest BMX collection on the planet that features some of the rarest BMX parts and bikes that seem impossible to exist! Chad shows us around the shop and he tells us stories about each part and we get to show you everything that we possibly can.
BMX Trick Show from July 1986 in Newton, NC. Trick team was sponsored by Hutch Bicycles and Extraordinary Cycles. Trick riders were Leigh Ramsdell, Eric Sanborn, Matt Sherr and Greg Bloom (may have names misspelled). Throwback Thursday.
Get a behind the scenes tour of my garage that I converted into a BMX shop featuring my entire vintage GT collection, future builds, and find out what garage cabinets, lighting, and flooring I have installed. This one is RAD!
One of the unsung heroes of BMX. Today we are taking a quick look at one of the unsung heroes of BMX. This man had his hand in so many early BMX companies including SE Bicycles, Dan Gurney BMX, Dirt Masters, and so many more. His name was never at the forefront of these companies but is influence is still felt to this day.
USA BMX Vintage Bike Show, National BMX Hall of Fame Museum Tour & Vintage BMX Racing! | Radmattic Episode 7.
We headed over to Huntington Beach with the UK's BMX trivia OG, Grogbags, to check out Todd Lyons' garage, displaying all his magazine photos, a selection of his race jerseys, number plates, and some stories about them.
John has been in BMX since the start, he’s been involved in a lot of projects both in front of the camera and behind the scene, we tap into all of that and more. From John’s start in BMX in the west London area to present days BMX projects.
GT BMX Custom Build by Rad BMX Builds
What Happened to Torker BMX? Today we are diving into the history of Torker BMX. Torker was there for the birth of BMX and I am so excited to see where the new caretaker of the brand takes it.
Welcome to another episode of the Super Rad BMX Podcast! In this episode, we’re joined by none other than legendary Las Vegas BMX racer and stuntman, Tracer Finn. From dominating the local BMX racing scene to becoming a national sensation, Tracer’s story is nothing short of inspiring.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.