The ASA Big Air Triples get a positive report, Coco gets the poster, and the Tech Tip is about V-Brakes that will only be good for you if you are a BMX racer. Da Compound had an '80-s style dirt comp and BMX Plus! gives them 8 pages in Da Sept issue.
Matt Roe is a pro rider for Mutiny and his bike receives a full inspection. I wasn't aware of MacNeil making a cro-mo BMX race frame but it got tested in this issue and looks interesting. I always loved my Cr-mo Powerlite P-61 and the Moto plays in the same field. 5 pages were spent on staying fit, and it's not about the upcoming FIT Bike Co video. Moving pics this month come from Dave Mahoney, Biz, and Daniel Yanez. The Nomura racing bike gets restored, some products were reviewed, they filled a page with Showcase Funnies and the parting Shot was with Chris Hughes.
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BdJ
Month after month, year after year, BMX Plus! has served the BMX community with coverage for a long time. Australian Chris O'Donnell scores the cover. It's always good to see an international rider make the cover of an American magazine. But again, the content list is long. The Inside Scoop shows you the latest news and who's B-day it is in September. They go over two old issues (one ten years old, one 5 years old) and bring you a few DVD reviews. Letters get answered without the people who write in getting cut to pieces. Catfish gives you four games to play while on the road. You know you'll have good times when Catfish is around and playing these games will get you on the way to have just as much fun. A double page spread with Luke Parslow tells you his story about getting to the USA and trying to stay there. BMX PLUS! brings How-to's. This time the Downside Footplant and a 540 on a wedge. Bikes that got tested were the Free Agent Hellcat and the Intense Clutch. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.