Florian Barral rides for Sunday Bikes via Frenchys Distribution. here is his 2016 Video!
Lost in Space? Mike 'Jersey' Taylor certainly isn't lost on the streets, hold tight and check out his part from the BSD TRANSMISSION DVD...
BAY ROAM /b? r?m/ (verb): To pedal about the greater San Francisco area in search of the spots less travelled in an unsystematic, but thorough way. And, if you’re Monster Energy’s Dakota Roche, you blast through every piece of spot gold with confidence, power, and speed…the way it should be done. Follow the one and only Dak as he cuts into the streets of SF in his newest edit, Bay Roam.
Our DIG Dozen series continues with 12 clips from Pat Freyne who is based out of Melbourne, Australia and has a serious love for handrails.
A collection of clips from Riley Guest that were filmed at; Standard Byke Company's Margarita Ramps, Ramp Riders in STL, The GnarBarn in Des Moines, and most recently at his local parks in Denver, Colorado.
SUMMER 2016 - Even though this is just a random collection of shaky clips, it makes me remember all the good times me and my friends had last summer.
I had the chance to travel all over Europe and had tons of fun on and off my bike.
Update 12-1-16. For more detailed info on Sam's rehab and to support his recovery go to www.strengthfor91.com
I spent five days cruising (and shooting photos) around in the back of Dakota Roche's truck while he and Calvin Kosovich stacked clips for his new video, "Bay Roam." On the last day, I brought out the camera and proceeded to have a casual conversation about spots, the project, and more as we cruised through the cuts of SF in search of spots...
The 10-year revival of "The RideMonster" a concept designers line and runway performance by MILKBOY x FOURTHIRTY are back on the bike again. This winter, we are proud to present the arrival of an apparel collaboration line designed by MILKBOY? iconic brand identifying Harajuku culture ?and FOURTHIRTY? brand pivoting a crew of BMX riders ?collaborating with? E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial ?a movie released back in 1982.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.