Bart de Jong
Profile's Notes from Underground is a collection of day to day session clips with our crew.
We’re stoked to show ya a little sneak peek at the new Bjarki Hardarson colorway MR2! We created this quite a while ago, but with covid and other delays we’ve been waiting patiently to announce and release it. Bjarki has been repping the rose hard for a long time and this guest colorway is well deserved and long overdue.
When I was filming for OSS we did a big trip to Swampfest. I was supposed to make these BTS videos and some of them ended up being released but for some reason this one, post Swampfest, never was released. Check out 12 minutes of skatepark and street footage from the old OSS squad.
July 27 , 2024. So many riders from all over came together making one of the best jams we've had yet. Huge Thank you to all the people and companies involved for bringing the BMX community so we can continue this each year!
Rider: Masahito Kikuchi
A Day In The Life With BMX Athlete Tyler Fernengel. I hit up Tyler to come take photos of him in the new gear since I knew he had some downtime and I figured let's just do a whole day with Tyler.
Ditch the post-ride lukewarm letdowns and upgrade your outdoor game with our NEW Cool Bag - The ultimate adventurers’ choice for keeping things icy-cool while you conquer the wild! This bag runs cooler than Thomas Lemoine rapping in the Arctic thanks to the waterproof, insulated, super tough construction. Plus, it's packing a 15L internal capacity and molle attachments for extra stash, so it's ready to securely haul up to 24 cans - keeping them frosty and ready to refresh you and your crew on any adventure. Gear up to chill out with the New Cool Bag.
Chill those beers double-quick with our new Vital Fluids Ice Brick.
The unique design is optimised to freeze fast and stay colder for longer. Designed to fit perfectly inside the Muc-Off Cool Bag, as well as most other cool bags or boxes, whether you're packing for an adventure, racetrack sesh or just hanging out with mates, the Vital Fluids Ice Brick brings chilled vibes all day long.
Crack a cold one in style with our CNC-machined 304 Stainless Steel Bottle Opener.
With super-tactile G-10 grip plates, this is more than just an opener, it's a nod to riders who push
Finaltag beim Highway to Hill 2024 im Mellowpark Berlin! Mal gucken, was die Streetatzen (Am und Pro) so zum Besten gegeben haben. Und, bitte!
Hundreds of riders from Chile and beyond gathered for BMX Day in Santiago, which turned out to be one of the largest in South America. Shout-out to Victor Muñoz and Tomás Díaz, the main organizers of BMX Day in Chile. Enjoy over ten minutes of all the best from a wild day.
Kieran Reilly has won a historic Olympic silver medal for Team GB in the BMX Freestyle event. He proved a firm skill base and creativity by competing brilliantly to land him on the podium. Such a great victory for Reilly to underline his continuous dedication and the rising prominence of BMX Freestyle across the globe. Supporters took to social media to express their excitement and get a feel-good factor by trying their luck at an online casino in hopes of riding the wave of Reilly's victory. His success has shown just how hard Team GB athletes work to reach the pinnacle.
Early Beginnings and Rise to Prominence
Kieran Reilly's BMX story began at a tender age. He was born into a supportive family that enabled him to get attracted to BMX. He spent loads of hours in local skateparks, just riding and learning new things; the early years were tough, but his passion for the sport had him rapidly progressing. In his teens, Reilly was known in the BMX circuit. His style and bold tricks put him in the limelight with fans and sponsors. Competitions that took place around the UK and Europe gave him a platform to show his skills. This set the stage for the amount of work that would go into competition and eventually lead to success.
The Road to the Olympics
Getting into the Olympics was a difficult as well as an interesting experience for Reilly. He had to perform well in plenty of international events if he wanted to further qualify; the competition was
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.