In November the crew traveled to Torino to have a session at the new skatepark. On Saturday most of them filmed some clips at the spot in Valdo Fusi, then got drunk and slept at Baudi's place. On Sunday, when the crew resurrected we rode the new park with the local homies. Good times. Filmed (in less than 24 hours) and edited by Matteo Baudracco.
Kevin Peraza celebrated the launch of his signature Vans Old Skool BMX Pro shoes with a tour through Europe visiting Holland, France and England, meeting locals and Vans teammates along the way, to hang, ride and chat about BMX, life, and of course his new shoe. We went along for the ride to catch all the good stuff.
A year in the making, Wethepeople PRO Dillon Lloyd returns to our screens with one seriously banger filled video part. Filmed across the globe from Barcelona to California, this masterpiece.
Training in France with the Dutch National Team // 2019. I spent some days in France to train at the French Olympic Training Centre in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. Thanks to Raymon vd Biezen and Jay Schippers for the shots I didn't film myself.
California may be the dream location for many riders but the reality of making a video there means dealing with private property, cops and security on the regular. Leezy spent 3 weeks there filming and 3 weeks getting kicked outta spots... Guest clips from Denim Cox, Reed Stark and Jeff Cadger.
Eastside Represent! The boyz wrap up their global shred fest at their local in Austin, Texas! Don't forget, you can grab the Credence/S&M/Stew Johnson DVD Featuring: Clint Reynolds, Matty Aquizap, James P. Nutter, Fids.
After countless years of filming with over twenty rides from the Southwest of England, the Taunton Tape was born, as nothing more than a nostalgic look back to where BMX all started for us.
In Episode 2 of our Days in the Life series with Hucker, we start off with the breakfast of champs at Hucker's Local Diner, head down to SD to link up with Dennis, have a session at Claremont and end it with an UNCLICKED Podcast...
Worked hard on this one. More to come!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.