-5 tricks you can do at your local wallride
-Three decades of tires. 30 years ago, 20 years ago and 10 years ago. Still rubber.
-They had BMX in the USA in 1976 (BMX provces it) but that's still not quite 1956. BMX started in the Netherlands.
-Moving Pictures have enough material to cover a big part of your boring wall. Don't forget to give Alexandre Valentino a nice spot.
-Vans, Kryptonite and Jaguar Brake Cables cover the Product Probe.
-The Trick Stuff section has more parts from more companies
-If you still have an empty spot on your wall, the Parting Shot will cover it.
There you have it. 100 pages of BMX, for only $ 4.99
Heard of Scott Twiford before? Me neither. But it shows that you don't need to be big time to get a cover of BMX Plus! and we like that. Pay $ 4.99 and you have the August issue in your hands and as the cover says, you can win Darin Read's personal Diamondback too. Turn to page 56 for that. Bikes tested in this issue are the DK Six Pack and the Formula Pro XL race bike. Events covered are the Ticos Jam (flatland!), Ricardo Laguna's Extreme Thing (Vegas style) and the NBL Pacific Nationals. Next to that the following articles can be found inside: -Racing tips from Matt Pohlkamp
-Hang-5 how-to
-Installing 3-piece cranks how-to
-Bikechecks with Nate Berkheimer, Kevin Porter, Will Love, Ricardo Laguna and Karl Poynter
-The annual T-shirt shoot-out. Over 100 T-shirts you can choose from.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.