Go crazy and hit the park. Alaaaf. Krefeld indoor self made spot check. No more long drives to ride your bike. The Ciao crew gets explained. Perspective: Bjorn Heyer. From FBM mosher to bike sales person. Hello my name is Markus Lange/Jonas Lindermair. Bio's with these two riders. Exit – Sponsoring falsch verstanden. Get it?
We wonder if everyone bought three issues of #123 if they would re-think stopping print. Let's find out.
Freedombmx.de
It's almost that time. The last issue of Freedom BMX magazine is near. #123 is available from today at the better BMX shops and book stores and #124 will still come out, but that will be the very last issue. Bummer, but focus will be on the internet from now on. FAT-'zine made that move in 1998 already, DIG and Freedom are following. We wonder who will be next. But we've got issues coming still. #123 has been dubbed the Frankfurt issue with loads coming from that corner of Germany. Bruno Hoffmann lives there and Freedom did a big interview with the German shredder. Marc Reschke takes you to Berlin to show some spots that you haven't seen yet. Marcus Reuss is back. In this interview he explains why he hasn't been on the scene much for the last two years but he's back now without showing he missed a thing. Benjamin Petsch, Kevin Nikulski, Lukas Häusler, Paul Thölen, the AB-Trails-Crew, Adrian Warnken and Paul Müller explain what terrain they ride the most and why. Carnaval in Cologne, on BMX bikes.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.