Alright, we are back with another Freestyle Breakdown video. This time we are covering the 180° Power Slide which is a trick I have a lot of fun doing. It's really stylish and it isn't too difficult to do. Be sure to let us know how it is going learning these tricks and send us any videos of yourself learning/pulling them off to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
In the early 1990's there was a rad scene in Dundee that revolved around the Factory, a disused warehouse that had ramps on different levels, it was one of the only indoor spots in the Scottish scene.
Dave Freimuth's part from the MacNeil video. 2004. Tech.
SE Bikes is proud to present this awesome video: “Mike Buff in His Own Words”. Buff was one of the original pioneers of freestyle BMX in the early ‘80s. He toured the country with the BMX Action trick team, performing shows introducing freestyle BMX to the world.
Awesome vintage BMX movie filmed on Schwinn Stingrays around 1976 in Southern California titled "Born to be Wild".
1985 1986 VHS Vintage BMX Skateboarding Snowboarding Video with Cheesy Music lol by Horsepower House
Here is an ancient "killer dude" VHS Tape video - filmed in 1985-1986 tape transferred to digital by us. Early extreme sports in video form for entertainment with cheesy music clothes hair and everything. Some contest / comp / competition footage as well as demos and freestyle events at bike shops. Pretty killer. I had some of the same clothes back in the mid-80's too.
HWR revised opening sequences with trailer... take a look at what the Schwinn Sting Ray bicycle was all about and how 20" bicycles changed the lives of kids forever...
A bmx flatland only movie made by Chad Johnston (ft. Dan Rigby, Eugene Collins, Terry Adams, Phill Dolan, Erin Donato, Ed Nassbaum, Adam Guild, Chad Johnston, Nathan Penonzek, Athens Family, Martti Kuoppa).
What up BMX Freestyle Family! Here is the very first video from the Official RL Osborn BMX Freestyle channel. This was recorded from earlier this morning when we did our first ever Live Stream on Facebook. This video is a very basic intro to everything we are planning on doing with this community, and we also did a Q&A where we answer the questions you were all posting to our chat.
Rick Moliterno, Matt Hoffman, Joe Gruttola, Ron "Rhino" Haro. Thanks to the shop for hosting the team.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.