If you are interested in the article, go to a bookstore that carries RIDE (UK) and DIGBMX. They should be able to get you a copy of MOTO as they're published by the same people.Or contact:
Moto
4130 Publishing Ltd., a factory Media company, released their August issue of Moto magazine a few weeks ago. That wouldn't make it to the BMX news pages of FATBMX if there was no BMX connection in it. Tim March wrote a story about how BMX got influenced by Motocross when it first started out in the USA in the early seventies (late fifties in Holland!). And these days rider like James Stewart and Chad Reed are taking BMX skills to the motocross track. The "Old Dogs, New Tricks" article starts on page 54. Is Supercross the new BMX? If you are interested in the article, go to a bookstore that carries RIDE (UK) and DIGBMX. They should be able to get you a copy of MOTO as they're published by the same people.Or contact:
Moto
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.