Van Homan and Brian Kachinsky kicked off their "Uncovered BMX" AM series last month with extreme success! Here they explain in detail how this new contest series came to be, why it's an AM event, what their motivations are, and how this series will lead to one overall winner getting an all expenses paid trip to this year's Battle Of Hastings!
Josh Dove spent a week stacking clips between Brisbane and Melbourne and came out at the end with a video part filled to the brim with style and roast. Watch this 14 year old ride like he's been doing it for 20 years already.
After my run, I decided to film the rest of qualifications and it was absolutely insane! Watch everyone tear it up, and just want to give a huge congratulations to Garrett Reynolds, Bruno Hoffman, & Broc Raiford for taking the podium. Thank you simple session and visit Estonia for an amazing trip! I'm back in the states now, this video was supposed to drop yesterday however Russia's airport sucks and so does the wifi.
Some of the best park riders in the world throw down hammers at the first major event of 2018. Check out the highlights!
TOMAS "BLAZEY" BLAHO MIX. Straight outta Slovakia.
Retour sur une journée BMX dans l'Oise avec Arnaud et J-bibi
S&M Bikes SoCal factory tour with Chris Moeller by USABMX
All the best BMX action from the 2018 Farm Jam in New Zealand. Featuring Logan Martin, Kyle Baldock, Michael Hucker Clark, Kris Fox, Corey Bohan, Jason Watts, Mike Ross, Joe Simpson and more
I don't mean this in any sort of bad way, but someone just called these events as a "double best trick event" and there's really no better way to describe it. It's not a trail event. It's not about style per-say. It's about laying down your two best tricks and rolling away clean and alive (no, the quarter doesn't count). The second stop of the Toyota Triple Challenge (triple because there's three events) was the absolute highest level of riding I've seen at basically any event and I'm sure there's more to come with the final stop going down in Arlington, Texas on 2/17...
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.