The Tempered crew and the Fairfield locals know how to do it! They got busy and built a ghetto setup, hosted a few bands, got seriously loose on the wild obstacles and then, of course, burnt it to the ground. This harks back to FBM ghetto jam days and we love it. Doesn't get much better, and looser than this. Here's what the Tempered dudes had to say: "For the 5th installment, the TMPRD crew, as well as the local Fairfield boys, put in a bunch of work to ready the drain for another day of BMX at it's rawest. With the help of local dudes 'The Vessel's' on tunes, the hordes who showed up and the kindness of the weather gods, the day was a stoke fest for young and old. Thanks to everyone who showed up to support BMX the way it should be, dirty, loose and fun as hell. Thanks to Jerry Vandervalk for masterminding the whole project.
Here's Alec Siemon showing you what kind of moves you can do with our Cyclone Freecoaster.
Filmed and edited in 1 day just to test out my new Gimbal. There's still more tests and tweaking to be done as it's not perfect.
Weird & Revered: Serious Business Mixtape. We only do bangers and we never smile. BMX is serious business.
Yung jib jedi "Steven Boysen" doing wut he does best enjoy.
On this day of giving thanks, I'd like to celebrate the family that is the BMX scene in Arizona. Thank you to everyone involved for putting up with me. *heart signFeaturing:
Joey Motta
Drew Hosselton
Eric Bahlman
Travis Cordova
Chubscout
Cody Clark
Jeff Wescott
Brian Grant aka Horse
Troy Blair
Nose manual tricks filmed in 1 days session in dec 2016, bmx flatland, brakeless, Keelan Phillips, shot by Keith Allot / Badshoes.
Here's to all the alley, sidewalk and front yard gems in LA that go unnoticed because of that perfect college campus around the corner.. this ones for y'all! Film/Edit: Sauce
PS: Chris Eiland has a photo gallery up from the making of this video which you can check out on THECOMMONDAYS.COM!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.