But what's inside? More than you can finish in three shit sessions.
012: Ballbag (Oldschool)
022: Ignition (Dirt Pipe, Paul Horan, Tommy Betts, Mirraco in London, Cameron Wood)
034: Dig This (Taj, Beardsley, Lew)
048: Videostore (Stew Johnson)
052: Go with the Flow (Lino Gonzalez)
064: South by South East (Mutiny and Macneil)
080: How Sketchy is Brazil? (Pieringer reports)
090: Progress report (Rob Castle)
094: Progress report (Leandro Moreira)
116: Who, What, When, Why, Where? (By Dolecki)
126: Repo (Lightning Bolts art show)
132: Shut Up and ride (CJ Romero)
138: Digital Crunch (reader photos)
140: Sent Items (letters)
142: Unsound (Boo Human)
144: Backchat (Bob Haro)
Check www.digbmx.com how to get a subscription. It's worth it.
BdJ
For some reason I thought DIGBMX had gone monthly. But with the latest issue being the July/August issue it doesn't make sense that way. If this is a "double issue" it is justifyable with the mag being 148 pages thick. Making a quality magazine is tough. Everything needs to make it before deadline and when deadline nears, things usually are going wrong, get delayed and editors end up becoming a friend of an energy drink that will keep them awake long enough to get the job done. A "photo issue" is an easy solution for a break in deadline time but issue #65 of DIG is far from that. Not that there aren't great pics in it because Adam and Dolecki take care of that part. DIG's layout has always been good. It's easy to spot a mag with no style and bad design but we haven't been able to comment DIG on that. It's not stale by any means either. Good job. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.