Name: Stefan LantschnerHometown: Barcelona at the time
Hookups: Flybikes, Fiat freestyle team, Vans, Frontocean, Fakieshop, Smithoptics
Frame: flybikes montaña
Forks: flybikes agua fork
Stem: flybikes alta silver
Published by Assouline, a leading luxury global publisher, to celebrate 40 years of disrupting the status quo, OAKLEY captures the brand's "innovation wrapped in art" mantra. From early designs and advertising to never-before-seen product sketches, this 220-page premium coffee table book follows the brand journey from mad scientist Jim Jannard's garage to the leading sports performance brand in the world. It's perfect for Oakley enthusiasts and those who share our passion for design, technology and performance.
$350 USD gets you a whole lot of HARO these days. The HARO Boulevard has everything an entry level rider needs. Of course it does not come with a freecoaster and full cromo tubes and parts but the price is right for this machine. Available in three colours so most likely it is available in a colour that you like.Enjoy the pics and the parts list and then head to your HARO dealer with that well earned $350,= USD in your pocket. Look for the destination, your HARO will take you there.
-Texas Toast: Brand new location, same good vibes: “Their incentive to come lies not in a huge winning purse, but in an extremely fun weekend riding bikes and partying with their friends”
-Brighton Aint Ready: 80 days, 43 riders, 1 city: Brighton Aint Ready is back and bigger than ever! The worlds best riders descend on the seaside town for one of the best Summers for many a year.
-The Quartermaster: Waking the beast: “We wanted to invite riders
If you're shopping for a new ride or want to refresh your bike with some new parts, the new issue of Freedom BMX is what you need. They've listed 100 of the best 2015 products in this special product issue so instead of searching the net, you can flip the pages and find the best products by category. Frames, bars, brakes, pedals, tires, chains, grips, stems, forks, new handlebars, whatever you are looking for. Mark the products that you'd like for Christmas so Santa knows what you want. That way you don't receive any of them stupid gifts that you don't really need.
Freedom BMX magazine is based in Germany and you'll find this issue at the better BMX shops over there. Now who's ready for Christmas?
Name: Tom van den BogaardHometown: Aarle-Rixtel, Netherlands
Hook-ups: VANS, FIT, Paul's Boutique, Braaab, 040BMXPARK
Frame: FIT MOTOMAN 21" Mike Aitken sign
Fork: FIT SHIV2 10mm dropouts
Seat: FIT Lo-Bolt Kevlar
Stem: FIT D.L.R. polished by PB
The December issue of RideBMX features Chocolate Truck, HARO in Malaysia, the Essence of Street Riding, Scotty Cranmer, Devon Smilie, Mark Mulville, Larry Edgar, David Grant, and more.- Departments -
Start: David Grant needs no run-up for rails, Larry Edgar defies the laws of physics, and Mark Meeuwissen is as about as New Jersey as you could get as far as BMX is concerned.
Pro Q&A: Scotty Cranmer
Scotty loves to go big as hell on his bike and drive fast cars, but at the same time he’s a really grounded person with a lot of good things to say.
Name: Stephon FungAge: 17
Hometown: Rosedale, New York
Sponsorship: @PremiumBmx
Hook-up: ONLY NYC clothing
Frame: Premium 20.5 Ck
Fork: Premium aurora forks
Stem: Premium sub10 stem
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.