Pro Q&A: Rob Wise
When it comes to technical burly street riding, Rob is in a league of his own.
Products
Some of the latest goods from some of the greatest brands in BMX.
Out Of The Box
We give you all the info on two dialed completes, Cult’s Gateway and Haro’s Plaza.
Soft Goods
Logo embellished attire to display your loyalty to your favorite BMX brands.
Focus
We hope you like these photos and please follow all of our incredible contributing photographers in every issue.
Final Frame
An epic barspin of total confusion.
- Features -
A New Direction
BMX legend, Josh Stricker versus alcohol. Stricker won.
Private Property
When Justin Spriet’s attempted roof to rail goes way wrong…
You Know There’s A Skatepark Here, Right?
Odyssey/Vans riders Gary Young, Sean Sexton, Travis Hughes, and Jacob Cable head out to the middle of the California/Arizona desert and get continually harassed by old people while trying to ride street.
Shared Consciousness
Mike Mastroni and pro skateboarder Richie Jackson are known for their unorthodox and creative styles in their respective fields, and when their paths crossed recently, an instant friendship was born and the creative energy began to flow.
BMX Bought This
Pat Casey recently added a set of dirt jumps to his desert dream palace and he’s already pretty much destroyed them. This kid is unreal.
The Path To Pro
Getting sponsored is sweet, but turning Pro—especially for one of the most established and expected brands in BMX—is the ultimate. Here’s the story how Fit’s Justin Spriet, Jordan Hango, Brandon Begin, and Morgan Long went from flow to pro.
We think it's great when people who are putting in the effort, energy and the money to do something for BMX get rewarded by covers of magazines. Pat Casey expanded his backyard gloriness by having Adam Aloise and his crew add some rad dirt jumps to it. The ride crew jumped on it and came up with this sick cover photo of Pat playing in his dream yard. Let's see what the next coverboy has to do to make it on the front page.
The mag will be in the Newsstands tomorrow and this is what you can expect: - Departments -
Start
Geoff Slattery, Sean Ricany, and Jono Hopping ain’t scared of heights.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.