A 52 page submission zine of film-photography documenting the rougher, more true-to-life side of BMX street-riding & the things one encounter's while doing so from across the globe. Size: 5.5' x 8, printed on 80lb text paper. Cost: $10.00.
Featuring the photographic work's of the 26 talented individuals that follow;
Brad Hill CAN
Name: Dave Mirra
Age: 34
Hometown: Greenville, NC
Sponsors: Mirra co bike company, DC shoes, Monster energy, OXY, Bell helmets, Maxxis tires, Snafu, SST,
Frame: Mirra co Blend 20.75 , 4lbs. 10oz.
Fork: Mirra co Black Label 2lbs. 2oz.
Boy there's a lot of talking in the Pro town Greenville documentary but that's what a documentary is for. It lets the people involved explain how things started, what happened, and how things are going. This time BMX pros do the talking and for sure it's an interesting piece. Pro Town The Movie shows how things got started and how BMX-ers ruled the bars dowtown. How one shitty park in the city turned into a town with 2 killer private indoor parks, the Jaycee park, trails and many backyard ramps.
Frame - Mirra.co Blend 4lbs. 10oz.
Fork - Mirra.co 2lbs. 2oz.
Bars - Berrenger lt.
Stem - FBM crown royal
Cranks - profile 170mm- ti spindle- ti hardware
Sprocket - FBM 30t
Pedals - Snafu mag.
Brake - Fly
Brake lever - Odyssey trigger
Tires - Maxxis - Mirracle
Seat - Snafu
Seat clamp - Snafu
Seat post - Thompson
Cables - Oryg
Grips - Federal
Pegs - 2 ti
The 2016 Premium La Vida complete bike features a full chromoly frame with integrated headtube drilled for gyro tabs, chromoly fork, Premium frontload stem, 2-pc chromoly bars, Premium Counterfeit grips, alloy U-brake and lever, removable U-brake mounts, chromoly 3-pc cranks with sealed Mid BB, 28T alloy sprocket, 14mm sealed cassette hub with 9T driver, 3/8" sealed front hub, 36H Premium Samsara double-wall rims, 2.4" Premium CK tires, Premium Fat Pivotal seat and Premium PC pedals. 20.5, or
The Racecraft represents 100%'s commitment to create an enhanced user experience, by providing racers with a higher level of functionality and accurate vision. The synthesis of precision engineering and minimalistic design results in a premium goggle that performs as great as it looks.
1 – Outriggers: Helping to achieve perfect fit and balance.
2 – Removable Nose Guard: The attachment of the nose guard
Whatever your vice, the Vans Late Night Pack has got your taste buds covered when the munchies set in. Bad is good. Burgers, tacos and pizza? Yes! Donuts and cup cakes for desert? Sure! Not the healthiest food around but FATBMX will back you up. #FAT. Get in line for the four-piece assortment dedicated to fast food favorites. Three Authentics are ready to take your order featuring all-over photo real prints of hamburgers, French fries and tacos while the Classic Slip-On orders up slices of pepperoni pizza. Each looking so good you can almost taste them!
Name: Ben Hennon
Age: 29
Hometown: Durham, England
Hookups: Vans Europe, Hoffman bikes, Seventies distro, Dudbmx, Joetek.
Frame: 20:75 Lady Luck Hoffman
Forks: Primo
Stem: Cult
Name: Logan Martin
Age: 22
Hometown: Brisbane, Australia
Hookups: Rockstar energy, Hyper Bmx, Snafu Bmx.
Frame: My signature Hyper BMX 'Indy' frame
Forks: Snafu magical forks
Stem: Top load Snafu stem
Headset: Snafu
Bars: Snafu Illingworth bars
Grips: ODI
Bar ends: ODI
Seat: Snafu seat and seat post combo
Sprocket: Snafu 28t
Cranks: Snafu mayweather cranks 170cm
BB set: Snafu
Endless issue 1 reminds us a lot about the first days we put out a 'zine. We did not give a fuck about anything, published what the hell we wanted, and the timing was just right. Now that many magazines are folding, there's room for 'zines again, but most of them appear online. Not Endless. Instead of working your way up from making a 'zine to a full on magazine, Eisa worked at RIDE UK and instead of bringing out a full on glossy magazine for the newsstands, chose for a smaller sized mag. Also the paper fits better in the 'zine category but don't get me wrong, the quality is so much better than 30 years ago when we rolled every page through the typewriter and typed up the story next to the photo copied pics next to it. The length of the story depended on the room that was left on the page. Most of you won't be able to relate to that pre-computer era and that's fine, but seeing Endless made me a little jealous to say the least. Full colour, nicely cut, glued together, 132 pages, quality pics and content. We never made it
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.