What I like about 2020 is the fact that every story in the magazine involves drinking. Yeah we had this contest and the night was fucking rockin'! It's basically what BMX freestyle is about anyway. You ride, you hang out with friends and you party. Issue 21 shows a bunch of Aussie news and assorted happenings, a reformist flatland story, got Dirt? trail jam report and also a Mean Streets battle. The paper is full colour and of great quality and so are the pics.
Daniel Dunn gets an interview and the Ghetto jam has arrived down under (C-town). The Cromo Crown contest gets a report as does the Heavy Metal 13 comp listing 13 good things and 13 bad things that happened at HMH 13. If you like step by step photos of tricks so you can learn them you need to turn to page 66. That is if you want to learn a Hurricane.
Anton Ayres from Brisbane gets the Bio which is called "Behind bars"in 2020 mag.
Colin MacKay's friend
Kenji Tsuruta also receives a full page in a sort of Bio thingy and so does Sydney's
Troy Charlesworth.
Check out the www.fatbmx.com ad on page 73 and that reminds me to remind them to send in that 160 pixel by 40 pixel 2020 banner for the FATBMX media section. Come on guys.
Sounds, DVD reviews, premiers, find it on page 74/75. If you're hunting for a new complete bike, page 76 helps explain the Felt Mystic, Redline Mega X/XL and the Fit Team. 4 pages of products follow and then it's time for Last Run.
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BdJ
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.