This custom GT Performer build was for a custom truck that Corey built in remembrance of his late son Austin who passed away while serving in the US Air Force. This is a tribute show truck and bike built in his honor.
Another cool Bmx Race Jersey in my Collection , which belongs to my Favourite Rider Robert de Wilde , or “Afro Bob
BMX Promotional Video from the 80's. By kidzlive
Australian old school BMX. By pantswagen
BMX Social Show and Shine - 2023 by BMX CITY MELBOURNE
Check out Josh White's awesome 2nd place run from the '87 AFA Masters Park Competition!
21st annual midwest old school BMX show on 2/4/23 in Crown point IN. Thanks to ED for putting on a great show again.
In time-honored tradition, Redline by Kastan partners with Peregrine to offer you an opportunity to win this legendary Redline RL 20 II Package along with a set of 3rd Generation Peregrine Master mags. This working relationship began in the mid-1980s. TEEL Industries and Peregrine brand founder, Taka Nieda, worked directly with our founder Linn Kastan, supporting Redline's effort to grow and expand into a market-leading, global BMX brand. Nieda's deep industry contacts created essential options for Redline, and with the founding of Peregrine, Kastan opted to specify the Master mag on his legendary RL 20 II Prostyler.
Hey everyone, this is the 'Bonus Edition' of the full British BMX Hall Of Fame Show with 30 minutes of extra footage including a wild audience interview session! Our fearless hosts jumped into the crowd and started asking startled guests questions about, well, pretty much anything LOL. Some of it works, some of it not so much, but it's a good watch LOL
We got our hands on an iconic bike from the 1980's, a Mongoose Supergoose! This bike is a re-issue that is built to the same exact spec as the 1984 "loop Tail" version and in this video we build the bike up and show this beautiful BMX bike off but we also take it to the skatepark and Matty Cranmer goes full flashback mode and tries his best to recreate some 80's style tricks and air!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.