Here is a couple of minutes worth of footage that I have had sitting for a while now and figured it was probably time to show the world. These are a bunch of clips I had wanted to film in Brisbane city for a while and I finally got around to getting a few of them filmed.
Australia's fastest BMXER ditches the track and holeshots to the streets while testing the top end speed of his brand new rig.
Australia's women's freestyle BMX athlete recently started work here at LUXBMX, and after watching her Instagram stories on a daily basis we couldn't wait to go hang out with her for a day and film everything that happened! From BBQ's to brow's Natalya Does it all. Laugh from start to finish in this one!
2020 BMX proudly presents ‘That’s What’s Up’, a DVD by Troy Charlesworth. Filmed on location in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, China and the USA. Sections include; a West Coast mix, East Coast mix, with full sections from Jerry Vandervalk, Nick Kajewski, Mike Vockenson and Liam Zingbergs.
OFF THE COUCH Pizzey Jam: The Biggest Australian BMX Jam So Far This Year! by LUXBMX.COM
It's been a tough year for BMX events. With restrictions starting to ease in Australia Boyd Hilder, Jason Watts, Cody Pollard, and a bunch of the Pizzey Locals put in the hard yards to organize a much-needed jam to bring the QLD BMX community back together again.
Boyd Hilder is a name to be reckoned with in the BMX world and the past few years have really shown us that. From winning a NORA cup to having his own signature frame with Federal, Boyd has been doing all the right things to cement his name in the BMX history books.
Dale and LUXBMX race guru Bruce morris run you through the key differences between BMX race bikes and Freestyle bmx bikes.
Watch Cody Pollard rip skateparks apart with big lines lots of speed Cody's riding really speaks for itself.
All the behind the scenes from Josh Doves 'out the back' video he filmed last week. Josh uses the ramp like a take-off to the moon.
Brock Olive has been shredding all year while working on a project for KINK Bmx. These clips weren't filmed for anything in particular so here they are for your enjoyment!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.