Bart de Jong
The Prince of Peckham, Kye Whyte goes Full Circle and Returns to Supercross BMX! In 2008 Kye Whyte Doubled and picked up British Champion #1 Plates in Class and Cruiser while riding for Supercross BMX / Alans Factory Team, and now in 2025 he makes his return to Supercross BMX signing on thru the 2028 LA Games and Beyond.
To have the 2020 Silver Medalist choose to come back to Supercross BMX to finish his career is a dream for us - Said Supercross BMX Owner and Founder Bill Ryan.
As we enter into 2025 as our 36th year of Supercross, having our Legacy riders of Bubba Harris and Maris Strombergs as the Team Captains, and adding Kye Whyte in as our Premier Elite along with Vicente Garcia and Lexis Colby, is starting to show the world our Vision of “Wait Til you See Whats Next”
With Bubba having his SX450 Cro-mo Frame, Maris working on a Machine Version of the Vision F1,
Jacob Thiem pulled up to the Nowear compound and let a Power Hour rip with videographer Nick Zue behind the lens. Jacob wasted no time and got straight to work. He let his clean style and powerful trick choice shine in this one. Don’t let me keep you, Hit play and enjoy.
Has BMX died out as an extreme sport, or is it still one of the best? Watch this video to find out the current state of BMX and why it's still a top choice for adrenaline junkies!
A independent Flatland BMX film. Produced by TS Visual Media, and riders from across the world.
Back in 95 myself and Fids took a trip to California to experience the American dream, we stayed in HB with Neal Wood, Chris Moeller, Steve Emig and Jason Timmy Ball, who’d moved to California the year before and was working at S&M bikes.
Quick B-roll and clips courtesy of Jason Watts dad cam.
Antoine Bavoux und seine Homies von der Frankfurter Nachwuchsfraktion waren fleißig und haben in den vergangenen anderthalb Jahren Clips für ein Streetvideo auf den Straßen ihrer Heimatstadt gestackt.
Tom obliterating The Asylum on his brakeless rig. Professional bmx'er, what else is there to say!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.