Bart de Jong
Mongoose riders spend a lot of time on a plane. That comes with boring time at airports. When you have the laptop around and you can find an internet connection you can make that time go by a little faster. Like blogging for your sponsor's website. Cam White, Steve McCann and Simon Tabron have new blogs posted up on the Mongoose site. 
After watching the dirt jumping in Germany in the weekend I had to go out and ride a bit myself. On Tuesday the termite destructor visited our place and I wasn't allowed in the toxic house for two hours. Great reason to drive up to Leende for a session at the Pony Trails. I didn't expect anyone to be there at 11:30am and I was right. A few new jumps were built since last time I was there and it all didn't look too crazy. Tables became doubles and some jumps were added to the middle line. That's where things went bad. 
Name: Kye Forte Age: 26
Hometown: Newton Abbot Devon UK
Sponsors: Redbull, United bike co, Oakley, DC shoes, The movment, Profile, Greenmachine BMX shop
Frame: 21" United 40 frame HT
Fork: United Trinity
Miles Rogoish comes through with a new web edit. He destroys his orange wheels in the first clip but his white ones hold up through the rest of his street moves, as does his Mankind bike. Check out the brakeless street riding clip by going HERE . 
A few years ago we had a killer interview up with Tim March where we had people ask questions for his first interview since his BMX days. OSUKBMX have been running some great Old School interviews and are now after UK BMX legend Tim March. They need your help though as Tim does not want to answer the same old questions. For more info read the OSUKBMX text below: 
Sidewall distribution just received the first shipments of new Snafu product. Everything from new light weight cranks to signature parts form Dave Mirra and Morgan Wade to new light weight forks. Check out the new SNAFU product and then head on over to Sidewall or any of their (international) distributors/dealers for availability and pricing. 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.