Life's a Beach. The only thing missing on the cover is a BadBoy. Oh, maybe Josh Elkington is the bad boy, I need to see his biceps next time. The biceps of the postman got some training too on this round, the mag is 180 pages thick and damn heavy. Take 15 of them and start doing some exercises. With so many pages you can expect some ads too. They're in the first part of the magazine. Oh you want the list?
Adams 157
Alans 91
Alone 53
Backyard jam 100
BCF BMX 141
Bdoen 151
Billy's 121 Broadribbs 161
BSD 113
Colony BMX 151
Custom Riders 46-49
Cyclesport UK 147-150
Cyclone 67
Dai Leisure 154
Man, this is getting nowhere. Find the list on page 20. The FATBMX ad is on page 155 in case you are wondering.
Hmm, here's the Contents list of # 88:
56 Conflict: Josh Elkington & Mitch Yeates
68 The Roundabout Team UK Roadtrip
80 Itw: Chase Hawk
92 Federal Bikes European Tour
102 Itw: Morgan Wade
114 Sweepstakes: 05 X-Games
122 Weekenders: Nass
126 BMX Masters Cologne
128 Lambrini Jam
130 Urban Games
132 Download Festival
133 MoVment Jam
142 Pro Bike Dean Hearn's rig
144 Pro Bike: Dillewaard's GT
146 DK 6-pack review
146 GT Bestwick Pro review152 180-s
156 20Q-s Mike Miller
158 20 Qestions: Mike Saavedra
160 20Q-s Mark Mulville
162 WTF? Matt Jones
174 Adio's Jerry Bagley
All the regualrs are in between the articles. It's a whole bunch of stuff alltogether. You wonder how they do it.
BdJ
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.