She looks like she could. Or the animal tattood on her side could bite you. Anyway, received from the Bulldog camp who recently did a photoshoot with BMX bikes, riders and chicks. This studio shot ends up on FATBMX. Grrr, come on in, if you dare.
Pin Up of today is not a girl posing with a BMX bike. It's a bike in action and two girls chilling. The rider is Andy Buckworth doing what he has no problem doing; fronties. The girls? Who knows. Makes for a good Pin Up shot though....
Sometimes we've got something on the desktop that we forget about. This photo was saved as Pin Up March 2011. I looked back and did not see th photo up in the Pin Up section the last few weeks which means we did not run it yet. It's legit. Come on in.
April fools so we should have come up with a funny Pin Up picture today, but instead, we're running one of the regulars. Girl + BMX bike = Pin up. We forgive the cruiser size. Come on in. Everyone.
To be honest I've never been much of a fan of the Bicycle Film Festival. Somehow it links me to fixies and I want to stay away from those as much as possible. Things changed when I saw the following photo that Clint sent over. Girls at the BFF. Beats the fixies any day!
Who doesn't like to go to the beach? Sunshine, oceanfront, ice cream and chicks. Meet today's beach girls who took their BMX bikes for a ride and stopped for an ocean view. One of them forgot her undies. 18+? Come on in.
Bikes, Beers & Bitches. Beer, Sex & BMX. Two slogans that have been used forever. The Pin Up section on FATBMX has been around for a long time too and is one of the most popular sections on the site. We received a new photo that fits perfectly in here. Curious? I'm sure you are. Come on in.
We received this picture in the mailbox (thanks Appie). Sometimes we shouldn't wait until Friday to run this stuff. It's funny. It's got a bike, and a girl, or is it?
When all hot chicks would be cruising to the corner store on a BMX bike, it would become an interesting place to hang out. It doesn't happen all the time, or everywhere, that's why the photo made it to today's Pin Up section on the FATBMX site. This one is all ages.
These posters go back before there was any BMX old school. But check out where Bob Kohl got the inspiration from for the superman, where Ice Money stole his bike on the chin balancing act trick, and where RAD, the movie got the idea from for that one song. These were in fact on eBay, spotted by Jimmy. Come on in! 18+
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.