Justin Spriet, Jared Duncan, Trevor Sigloch and the rest of the Thank You crew from Murrieta put on an impressive performance of new age BMX stunts along the West Coast and Inland Empire of Southern California. Video by Troy Cooper Riders - Justin Spriet, Jared Duncan, Trevor Siglock, Bootygroceries, Jack Hennickie, Hilario Olivias, Tyler Veatch, JP Ross, Jacob Bush, Joel Bush, Beau Harmon, Troy Cooper, and Zack Dunn.
On the 11/02/18 a BMX jam took place at the St Kidla's music festival in Melbourne. I hope you will enjoy the show as much as I did.
Common ground bike shop has announced that 2018 we are opening a indoor bike park in Huntington Beach and the doors open April. Right now I'm looking at heaps of different obstacles at skateparks and looking for the fastest lines. In charge of ramp design. If you have any ideas put them in the comments below ill be sure to read them.
Filippakos leftover shots from his part at the BAF3 vid! Enjoy!
They say "Everything's bigger in Texas" and the third and final stop of the BMX Triple Challenge was no exception. The final stop of the three hit series featured the biggest jumps, the biggest tricks and the biggest crashes. Despite wind and bad weather the Monster Army team pulled it together and had a blast riding the final stop. Watch all of the madness here!
2016 / 2017 X Games Gold Medalist Kevin Peraza is one of the most well-rounded riders in the entire BMX world. Watch him absolutely shut down his local indoor skatepark in Tucson, Arizona in the name of Bell Helmets!
Mark Webb, The Webbie Show. BMX Session (Short) by Solved Visuals.
After pulling off one of the most raw and wildest jams ever last year, Trey Jones re-booted and the follow-up 2018 Swampfest became a reality once more. If you weren’t fortunate enough to attend one of the Ghetto Street comps in the early 2000’s, the Swampfest is basically this decade’s version, with some Florida flavor. Here’s a 14-minute glimpse into the non-stop antics that went down all weekend long. Shout-out to Ryan Herbach, Dave McDermott, Cody Diggs and the whole crew for helping put on an awesome event, and especially Trey for all his hard work and effort to give everyone a weekend they won’t forget.
We convince Matty Cranmer to try the hardest Rail grind ever over a 50 foot long muddy swamp INSANE!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.