The January issue of RIDE BMX came out and it's 180 pages FAT. If you read your magazines on the toilet I hope you're having the shits because you'll need quite some time to make it through issue #82.
The new issue is titled the Do It Yourself issue and has a few articles on how to make your scene alive and kicking with the help of a shovel,
broom and some cement. Josh Stricker gets the cover and an interview and there's reports from the Gravity Games, FBM Ghetto comp, Backyard Jam in Derby, an Orchid road trip and a Mike Taylor interview along with the regulars.
RIDE #82 also features a new ad for FATBMX (yeah, it was time....) and look up the Standard ad for me. Now check the shirt that James Hitchcox is wearing. Cheers man! The January issue of RIDE BMX came out and it's 180 pages FAT. If you read your magazines on the toilet I hope you're having the shits because you'll need quite some time to make it through issue #82.
The new issue is titled the Do It Yourself issue and has a few articles on how to make your scene alive and kicking with the help of a shovel,
broom and some cement. Josh Stricker gets the cover and an interview and there's reports from the Gravity Games, FBM Ghetto comp, Backyard Jam in Derby, an Orchid road trip and a Mike Taylor interview along with the regulars.
RIDE #82 also features a new ad for FATBMX (yeah, it was time....) and look up the Standard ad for me. Now check the shirt that James Hitchcox is wearing. Cheers man! 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.