Chad Osburns Signature Kink Stealth Pivotal High Dive Seat is available now! Shop Kinkbmx.com and finer BMX retailers worldwide for a stylish new saddle. "While most seats come with a thick foam base these days, the Chad Osburn signature High Dive seat uses a refreshing medium thickness foam layer giving this seat a nice size right in between thick and slim seats. This badass saddle was inspired by an iconic Fresno Motel sign, vintage fighter jets, and Chad’s all around high flying and death defying style. And of course, the Stealth system means easier installation, and a cleaner design without the need for a Pivotal access patch. So go ahead and anchor this bad boy on and dive into the deep end."
My laps of the weekend in Kampen the race European cup R5-6. Enjoy my race line and tactic, Thank you for all your support.
BMX SESSION WITH UK CHAMPION | Phil Skeggs, Callum Bibby & Kaine Mitchell Ride Rampworx
Phil Skeggs, Callum Bibby and UK BMX Park Series champion Kaine Mitchell have an amazing BMX session at Rampworx! Big BMX tricks, slams and good times!
Road trip: Viaje a pozo Almonte con la crew chico perro (Flowers, Lele, Carcuro, Paolo, Jim).
BMX Technique with Alex Coleborn by James Livingston.
Watch as the first Vans BMX Pro Cup Series stop goes down at Five Dock Skatepark in Sydney, Australia!
VANS BMX PRO CUP SYDNEY FINALS - FULL HIGHLIGHTS. We decided to go with a comprehensive highlights to show a bit of everything that went down in finals today at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Sydney. 40 riders were narrowed down to 20 who went head to head for the Pro Cup title. In the end it was Larry Edgar who out-blasted and out-maneuvered his competition, but everyone was KILLING IT. Congrats to Larry, Sergio, and Alex Hiam for taking the 1, 2, 3.
Three minutes of pure fire featuring Dennis Enarson, Pat Casey, Sergio Layos, Larry Edgar, Jason Watts, Alex Hiam, Kevin Peraza, Dylan Lewis, Kris Fox, and more from finals at the Vans BMX Pro Cup in Sydney, Australia!
DD is one of the best well-rounded street riders out, don't sleep!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.