Features
-Chase Hawk Interview: A lot of flow and even more go.
-Square One Trip: Fireworks, sub-zero temps, and indoor parks. Oh yeah, Greenville, too.
-Florida Scene Report: If you cant say anything nice, dont say anything at all.
-Focus : The photos are pretty and the riding is good.
Departments
-Letters: Natural disasters, beggars, and more mountain bikers!
-Up Front: We finally get to spill the beans on shit weve known about for a month or two!
-Pro Q&A: Rick Thorne: The most controversial Q&A ever?
-Diversions: Video iPods, bad hip-hop, and a couple of wild BMX vids.
-Spots: Hubba Hideout: We usually go there to piss, not ride.
-Products: Two, two, two pages of em.
-Setups: Bruce Crisman: This bike spends more time rolling backwards than forwards.
-Product Test: Sunday forks and a Wethepeople frame.
-Workbench: T-shirt Printing: You too can make a BMX clothing company.
-Steps: Fufanu-to-Icepick: Gary Young is pretty. He does sub-box tricks on banks-to-walls.
-Bio: Sean Saxton. Sean finds out hes sponsored through his bio. Thats pretty awesome.
-End Point: Ian Schwartz wins. Really.
BdJ
April 2006 Issue... (as stolen from myspace.com/ridebmxmagazine)
Got the new issue in the office the middle of last week. We totally slacked on getting on here, though. Please accept our sincere appology. It will never, ever, ever, ever happen again...until it happens again.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.