The inaugural Mongoose Am Jam at legendary Source Park in Hastings, UK, went off! We were absolutely blown away by the response from the local UK BMX community. Riders of all ages, from beginner to pro, showed up to ride the park, meet the team and have a great time.
Pour la première fois, la team Unicorn organise son premier Contest de BMX, Le Short N' Socks Contest!
20+ years of professional BMX riding + some serious right-brain street powers = Biz's "Headlights" part. Like a fine wine, the man only gets better with age. Enjoy.
Im back home from my travels...just another daily sesh with the homie Josh Irvine! we hit some skateparks in Brisbane, Some street in Brisbane and also got a sesh in down the gold coast! Good 3 days out on the bike ?
Caiden and Ryken challenge each other to see who will jump further on their BMX bikes VS their dirt bikes!
Unreel Productions & Vision Street Wear present: Freestyling Fanatics BMX. Released in 1988.
Dedicated to the memory of Curb Dogs founder Dave Vanderspek, this blast from the past features classic footage from the 1980s showing how extreme skateboarding and BMX bike riding was done back in the day when old school was still in session.
(1986) Freestyle Clinic Featuring: Dennis McCoy. This video was released in 1986. This was right as Dennis was starting to get big. My friend Jamie brought this tape up to my house (Knowing I was a DMC Fan) and suggested I watch. It was filmed in the Kansas City area where Dennis lived. Most of the Ground Demo's are done in what looks like a Mall Fountain area.
GT Bicycles Produced this Video back in 1986. GT Factory Riders: Eddie Fiola, Martin Aparijo, Brian Scura and some new guy Josh White. Combined with some cheesy music, it brings back a lot of good memories!
Bob Haro BMX Australia Simon Townsends Wonder World. Master Bob kicking it old skool back in the day. If you want to see what modifications Bob did to his Torker to turn it into a Freestyle bike there is plenty of detail shown. Note that Bob has some very rare "Magnesium Alloy Wheels" on his Torker.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.