Bart de Jong
I like to tell something about my new injury. I know what you think… Injured again? Yes, I'm getting tired of it as well, but it's the way it is! Last week I was back in training at the Olympic Training Centre Papendal for the last UCI World Cup race (Supercross) in Canada (coming up next week). During practice at our Supercross track I made a small mistake because the wind was really strong that day! Before the big triple I didn't know what to do because of the wind and somehow I didn't do anything. I came up short, hit the landing and finally smashed 
Name: Nik Ford Age: 29
Hometown: Stratford upon Avon, UK
Sponsors: Diamondback EU PRO team, DuFFS Footwear and Trion:Z
Frame: Diamondback full 4130 butted cro-mo BMX frame 20.75” top tube, 75 degree headangle with Diamond "db" seatstay brace, "db" embossed gusset & dropouts, removeable brake bosses, gyro tabs and integrated headset
Sometimes you get in situations where you ask, what just happened? But it's the proof on the camera that tells the story. Not sure who took this photo but it must have been one of those moments. She's on a BMX bike and seems to love life. Woohooo!!! 21+ to enter, and if you can't handle the nudity, just stay out.
-Frame: DK Professional -Forks: Answer
-Headset: Dia Comp
-Stem: Profile Acoustic
-Bars: Answer
-Grips: Charge
-Bar ends: Charge
-Brake lever: Avid
-Brake cable: Odysey
US trails legend Chris Doyle ist the winner of VANS Kill the Line 2012. In the counting two out of three perfectly dialed runs he showed what he is famous for: Classically smooth tricks in the signature Doyle style, among them 360 turndowns and inverts. The Californian Michael „Hucker“ Clark placed second with his carefree attitude, consistant runs and big tricks done both ways – being the only rider flipping the stepdown. Last years winner TJ Ellis (USA) got third pulling loads of flip trick variations especially in the middle of the set. Simon Moratz from Germany took home the „UNIT Best Trick“ and 1.000 Euro prize money.More than 6.000 spectators witnessed 16 finalists out of 55 riders competing on the line in the pine woods with nine jumps. For the fourth consecutive year some of the worlds best dirt riders came to the legendary Peynier Trails in the South of France and went for an overall prize money of 7.000 Euros – among them the worlds BMX dirt eilte like Anthony Napolitan (USA), Rob Darden (USA), Kye Forte (UK), Paul
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.