Great, let's add even more colors to that bike! The handlebar padset came off and the crossbar now features a giant Freedom BMX sticker. If I would not have agreed with it, it would not have made it on his bike. Freedom is a fine mag, they're at issue # 80 and here's a little content list of the most recent issue:
-Simpel Session Tallinn
-Münster Contest
-Visit my town – Das carhartt Team besucht Perico in Malaga
-European Championship Bmx Race in Zwolle, NL
-T-mobile local support – what happened?
-Perspektive with Andreas "Ghettoblaster" Kräftner
-Hello my name is – Sven Gruber
-Hello my name is – Markus Reich
-Tricktime - Icepick
-Fahrschule - Icepick grind
BdJ
My son is 4 years old. He rides his Haro Z12 like he's possessed. Head down and pedaling as fast as he can until the situation is there to hit the coaster brake for a skid. Gotta love it. When Philip saw the new Freedom BMX mag on the kitchen table he yelled out; "Wow, vet cool! " He has already learned the popular slang language at school. Things go fast at his age. Philip wasn't actually referring to the German magazine in general (his German isn't there yet) but he noticed all the free stickers that were wrapped around the outside of the mag. His bike is blue and he's got those fuorescent thingies in the spokes that the wife gave him when I was out of town. It makes his bike look like a carnaval but whatever, he likes it so that's okay. From all the stickers on the magazine I told him to pick three for his bike. Here's what he chose: A PURPLE How's my riding? sticker, a GREEN Peoples store sticker and a dark grey Freedom BMX sticker. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.