The 3rd annual Don of the Streets NYC BMX Jam presented by Austin Augie was mayhem! Pro and AM BMX Riders came from all over the country to compete for $10,000 prize in New York City. Hundreds of bike riders took over the streets of NYC!
Chijioke , Joel and Greg drove down to New York city for a long weekend of pedaling around NY and NJ with the boys.
2022's Don Of The Streets continued the wildness in The Big Apple, with hundreds of riders, hours of riding, all kinds of madness, and a multitude of spots, all with that NYC flavor. Despite ambulances coming out for injuries at 3 spots, and police ejecting everyone from the two others, the quality of riding more than made up for the shorter than desired quantity of time at each location. Watch the insanity yourself– MLK spot alone never saw so many wild moves go down in its entire history, and all in the span of less than an hour. Incredible.
We head east!! ....to flood the streets of New York City at the Don of the Streets 2 Jam and be a part of the madness! By now you have seen the wildest and craziest riding from the jam so we wanted to switch it up a bit by showing you guys what we got into the days before the jam along with some scenes from the jam that set the vibes for us on the day and the trip itself.
I surprised my biggest supporter Eric for his birthday then we rode BMX at skateparks, street spots and a crazy hidden DIY in NYC!
Congrats all around for escaping 2020, here's exactly what you need to start your 2021: dat new Whammo and Tallboy joint!
We hit the streets of NYC, explored the strange streets of Times Square to try and get a session in. It was a great Summer day riding BMX in New York City.
Santa Claus takes over NYC on a BMX bike once again, and this time it really got out of hand. Make sure to be safe, have fun, and spread joy this Christmas with your friends and family.
"King Sum" PRIMO in NYC. Chase Dehart, Hobie Doan, Craig Passero and Stephan August cruising NYC.
The stunts you're about to witness were performed by a professional, please DO NOT attempt to re-enact any of the stunts performed in this video at home. It is very dangerous.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.