Also find a double sided poster included. On one side it has BMX supercross with Mike Day and the other side features Mirraco's Nigel Sylvester in London.
Those who want to subscribe before Christmas have a chance to win a Koxx bike, an Eastern frame or a TryAll full face helmet. For all info on that you will need to pick up a copy of Soul at the newsstand. Somewhere in France is your best chance.
- Departments -
- Up Front: Sponsor changes, injuries, a new company and 2006 Vancouver Metro Jam, a scenester contest, an interview with Seth Kimbrough and tons of fine print...
- Pro Q & A: Chase Hawk Questions on riding pools, going brakeless, Austin, Texas, and Fitlife.
- Diversions: What songs do contest riders listen to as they drop in? Plus four video reviews.
- Then & Now: Jim Cielencki From working at an amusement park to owning a bike company … a lot changes in 15 years.
-Products: We've got our bases covered this month from head to toe: helmet, shirt, gloves, shoes, backpack and bike parts.
On the Move with Adam Banton (how to pick your nose), Ben Brassfield´s Volume gets inspected, A Larry Alvarado interview. A how-to with Ryan Devereaux (icepick to fakie). Signapore Flatland, Tech Tip, Moving pictures and the Product Probe section.
The bikes that were tested this month were the Volume Death Wish Frame and the DK Franklin 18 inch bike.
Events that make it in the mag are the 2006 X Games, the Red Bull Elevation and the NBL Grands.
A hundred pages total for $ 3.99 (USD).
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.
