Jacob Cable was 13 years old when he started filming this part (reference first clip where he's riding a Cult and wearing Nike's) and was legally allowed to vote by the time we were done. He stacked over six minutes of banging clips and picked up multiple sponsors during those years including Kink, Odyssey and Vans. Stay tuned for the gang section going live tomorrow! Enjoy.
Fise world series Spine ramp event is always my highlight the riding is always is NEXT LEVEL. I put it down to a rad DJ with good beats, Catfish on the mic and the riders willing to try new worlds first just to get a reaction from the crowd. The Crowd is all time best!!
At the 5th of May the Northbrigade BMX Jam took place in Cologne. Our team riders Felix Prangenberg, Robin Kachfi, Justin Rudd and Felix Donat had a nice day out there in Cgn. Btw, sry for the dirty lens! Enjoy the video, your kunstform BMX Shop Team!
Check out Nathan Williams and Jameson chilling and cruising the streets in their temporary home of San Diego!
Nachschlag aus Köln: Hier sind all jene Clips, die es nicht in unser Hauptvideo vom BMX-Jam in der Kölner Northbrigade geschafft haben.
Last section... 100 E M O J I ! ! !
If you're looking for a dialed ride for technical street moves, look no further than Bruno Hoffmann's bike. Bruno's ride is decked out with a bunch of signature parts from Federal and Eclat with personal touches to his local squad, hometown, and more...
Stop one of the DIY World Championships- the Lost Bowl In Richmond Virginia- Tacos, rainstorms, high air, best trick and high fives galore- check it out!
For the opening section we chose Ethan Corriere. Over the course of filming Monster Mash many people came and went but Ethan was there from the start and saw it through for five full years. While filming he literally went through puberty, ditched all of his hair and picked up several sponsors including Fit, Merritt and OSS.
Australian powerhouse Logan Martin discusses the collarbone injury that has kept him sidelined for the past few months, getting back on his bike, and his path back to the top.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.