At the US Open of Surfing we picked up a copy of Transworld's RIDE BMX magazine. It had the Vans Chile trip on the cover. It had been a while since I actually had a copy of RIDE in my hands so I made sure I took one for future reading pleasure. Then the next day another copy of RIDE was distributed with Nigel Sylvester on the cover. It read September 2014 so it was the latest one. Well, here's what's inside that issue. Now go find a copy yourself.- Departments -
Start
Gary Young gets crazy after dark, Mike Hoder rides across a Geek Squad van, and Tyler Fernengel is just plain nuts—three Start spreads you gotta see.
Pro Q&A: Scott Ditchburn
One of the realest riders from the right side of the pond.
Products
We’ve got a bunch of great new products—all tested, tried, and true…
Soft Goods
Logo embellished attire to show your loyalty to your favorite BMX brands.
Facts
Facts, Fables, Flips, & Tables: 38 things you probably didn’t know about one of the most legendary dirt jumping spots on the planet—Sheep Hills.
Cold Call: Nathan Williams
Nathan Williams plans to move to San Diego? No schoolyard will be safe…
Focus
Do yourself a favor and enjoy these photos in all their glory before they inevitably end up on Instagram.
Bio: Natalie Noble
She’s Northwest born and bred and knows how to shred.
Finish: Chad Osburn
Every pro’s favorite rider at the moment…
- Features -
Nigel Sylvester Interview
The BMX media machine drops a few bangers and speaks his mind on the industry, selling out, Pyradice, Brooklyn Machine Works, and more…
Float
Actually riding vert isn’t for everyone, or most of us, really, but you damn well better appreciate it, because the stuff those dudes do on the big ramps is a scary form of art.
The Philosophies of Hoang Tran
Not only is Hoang a stylish dude who kills it on a bike, but he’s also very wise. Consider this an interview with a twist…
Drew Bezanson’s Fox Sessions
Drew is an extraordinary rider who requires an extraordinary spot to work his magic—the Unit beckons his call.
RIDEBMX.com
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.