From Pacific Beach to La John Stafford Merks all the spots as well as make it effortless.
Welcome Dennis Erhardt to Deepend Frankfurt by Deepend Frankfurt
Eden, Utah - Fuzzy Hall found his perfect location on a secret mountain in Utah to build the perfect dirt jump overlooking his home state of Utah. Riders Mike “Hucker” Clark, Tj Ellis, Pat Casey and Cory Nastazio uncork all of their contest tricks at golden hour for the most epic dirt session ever recorded with a BMX flashback from Fuzzy himself to set the tone for this unique dirt jumping montage."The Siren” by Graveyard”
Nuclear Blast Records
BMX Stephan Götz – IN THE STREETS OF BERLIN Pt2 by Christian Berger. Stephan is one of the nicest guys in the BMX scene. Berlin is lucky that he moved here in 2015. We filmed this two-part-series from February until November 2016. In May at the Highway to Hill Contest Stephan went through a life threatening injury. His spleen was taken out in an emergency operation and our project was interrupted for about 2 months. But Stephan is back stronger and more motivated than ever!
Kym Grosser for The Set.
RANKING:
1.Matthias Hilber
2. Ellis Oswald
3. Alex Minguely
Jeffrey Oehri
Ezra Dagostini
Aaron Kugler
Vincent Pillon
Raphael Allstadt
The owners of this country know the truth. It's called the American dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it.An original film by Retic Media featuring Jeremy Malott.
Film/Edit: Nikonov Pavel
Additional filming: Max Novoselov, Ivan Boroda
Cody Thomas: hood antics TM from Rob DiQuattro.
I'll never forget the day I met Cody. I was 18 and had just moved to Columbus for school. I was out pedaling alone looking for spots and other kids on bikes. I found a group and awkwardly forced myself into riding with them. Then Cody rolled up. He came right up to me, asked if I was new, demanded my number, told me he'd be picking me up to ride the flow on the reg, and then made fun of me for being too street, style daddy, and salty cleveland mane. He took me in as a brother without a second thought.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.