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Bio: Jay Wilson. He came from the land down under, does it for Bone Deth, and shows no sign of fear.
Final Frame: RIP Panamoka trails
- Features -
One Moment In BMX: When you stop and think about it, it’s pretty wild how much BMX is going on around the world at any given moment. With that said, we asked all of our contributing photographers to shoot a riding photo at the exact same time, Sunday, November 23, at 1PM Pacific time.
Fox: Breaking Boundaries: Four incredible riders visit two foreign lands… Aaron Ross, Chase Hawk, Ruben Alcantara, and Joe Rich in Peru and Guatemala.
Second Coming: Sean Ricany Interview: The story of how that bratty little BMX kid on the Camp Woodward TV show gained notoriety and a shit ton of sponsors, lost it all almost overnight, then got a fresh start when he got picked up by Stranger and churned out a stunner ender section in their new DVD No Hype.
What is SAF? This crew of die-hard streets riders from Northern New Jersey, are, well… Street As Fuck.
Two of the all time greatest BMX-ers do an over-under if they were Brian Blyther and Ron Wilkerson. To add to the excitement, they added some flames to make Vincent Perraud's job tough getting his camera right in there to get the shot. Welcome to the March/April issue. Here's the contents list.
- Departments -
Start: Colt Fake gets twisted off a roof, Tate Rosekelley does in indescribable, and Zach Krejmas raises the bar for the Ride staff.
Pro Q&A: Kriss Kyle. He literally lives at the skatepark.
Products: Some of the latest goods from some of the greatest brands in BMX.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.