Tallboy v2 out now! Filmed by Greg Henry, Kareem j Williams, Joel Fortin and Andrew White **el toro**.
Begin takes the gang to a tiny ditch spot where he and Charles have it out with a push broom; kick-starting a day full of riding, Philly cheese steaks, breweries, skateparks and more.
Shoot -
Bruno Soares
Ida Monteiro
Cut -
Joao Soares
The Toyota BMX Triple Challenge has proven to be the premiere event for pushing the level of dirt riding. But this year, the stop in Arlington switches all that up and takes on a whole new feel with ramps, trailers, jersey barriers, wallrides, and rails. The unique, street style course was designed by none other than Monster’s own Kevin Peraza and it brought out some of the best street and ramp riders in the world…check the highlights!
2019's first stop of the Ride Further Tour went down during the ISPO tradeshow in Munich with nobody less than Sergio Layos, JB Peytavit and the freshly crowned Youth Olympics Winner Evan Brandes who took the chance to tear the miniramp apart! Good times and on to the next one!
These boys are sometimes a bit crazy together! Come with us as we take over CANADA!
17 year old Wiktor Skibinski hails from Warsaw, Poland and has a penchant for the tech side of things, with wild manual/whip/bar combos. Wiktor and his friends had been filming for a mixtape throughout 2018 but after stacking too many clips, he got enough for this DIG LOCALS video.
Switching up the format, let me know what you think in the comments!
You’ve probably seen Artem climbing the ranks at big contests like Simple Session and others around Europe. What you might not know is not only does he kill it in park, but he loves street riding too! In his latest edit he hits the streets of Russia and found some amazing spots. Artem unleashed his smooth, very technical side of riding and mixed in some serious hammers. Thanks to Artem, Hellride Distribution, and Linkov Media for the video.
Yumi Tsukuda Clips + Bike Check! We met up with Yumi to get the run down on his current setup. He had one request, we must film it next to some boats. Yumi loves boats.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.