Bikes that are tested for the November issue are the Chase RSP race bike and the Amber Altar, a bike that is only available online. Never heard of that one to be honest.
In every issue of Plus they have features. The November copy has the following:
- On the Spot: Check in with Eastern Bikes' Eric Holley
- Pro-Spective: The DC Crew and a touchy subject
- Profiled: Coplon keeps you posted
- On The Move: How to do no-handed one-footers. The Scott Wirch invention. Walkowiak perfection.
- Brian Foster Bike Check
- Pro Bike Weights: how much?
- Woodward Digital Media feature: save up for class now.
- Mongoose Kos Kruiser giveaway. You know who Jeff Kosmala is?
- Restoration Nation: Dave Mirra's Dyno brought back to life
- Nostalgia: Colin Winkelman (RIP) and a record-setting jump
- Product Probe: Christmas is coming up, right?
- Showcase funnies: Good pics, funny captions.
The mag has 100 pages and will cost you $ 4.99. Money well spent.
BdJ
Just finished scanning the cover of BMX Plus!' November issue. It fell on the doormat yesterday. I had actually picked up a copy of it at their booth in Las Vegas but it's been sitting here waiting for a review. Well, here it is. Chad Kerley makes the cover of the mag. With Vitamin Water as his new sponsor and recently being bumped up to the Nike Pro team, he can already show them he's the real deal. What would have happened if Andrew Jackson kept racing motocross? Maybe James Stewart wouldn't be the only black rider in the SX field. Andrew chose riding BMX and made the contents page doing a rail hop to flat without any factory suspension. The events that are featured in the November issue are the X-Games, still an important happening in the BMX world, like it or not. Also the Red Bull Ride & Seek tour gets featured. Good to see Red Bull are doing BMX events on a regular basis again. BMX Racing in SLC? Sure, just check page 68.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.