Bart de Jong
All street edit filmed during summertime 2017.
If you want to know what kind of bike the 2018 Elite Women UCI BMX World Champion rides, we've got you covered. Next to the Dutch National team, Meybo Bikes also is the bike provider of the TVE Oegema BMX team. Here's what Laura rides. If you are in need of equipment to get a world title, look no further.
Name: Laura Smulders
Sponsors: TVE Sport, Oegema Transport, Dijk Natural Collections, MEYBO, Eurol, Shimano, Renthal, Tioga, Verbinnen BVBA, EnergyLab, JEE-O Unique Bathrooms, Totoya Ramaker Hattem, SpeijersSports,
In the entire Elite Men racing field you can spot one single cro-moly frame. All others are made of Aluminium or Carbon, but Dams Godet has chosen to go the cro-mo route with his Standard 125R. Not only does he have the only real chrome bike on the circuit, the Frenchman has also made multiple finals on his steel bike showing that all the tricky fabrication and material is not needed to do well at the World Cup level. Enough for the intro. More on the bike.
Name: Dams Godet
Sponsors: Pull In
Mechanic: Myself, Pierrot
How long have you been riding the frame that you are currently on?
Dams Godet: January 1st
Do you experiment much with geometry/size of your frame, stem, bars?
Dams Godet: I used to try a few things in the past but I feel great on a « classic » bike so I don’t really care now.
Do you have something customized to make your bike more personal and perfect for you?
Name: Yaroslava Bondarenko
Sponsors: G-STORE Russia, Tioga, Chase.
Mechanic: Yaroslava Bondarenko
How long have you been riding the frame that you are currently on?
Yaroslava Bondarenko: From 2013 Chase, this particularly frame for 2 months. Trying to get new at least one new one per season.
Do you experiment much with geometry/size of your frame, stem, bars?
During Nico's month long visit to the United States him and fellow FIT rider Stephan August (Booty Groceries) cooked up this little dance number. Get down with some Hi-8 magic and don't stop!
Kris Fox (Vans/Demolition), Jason Watts Vans/Demolition/Backbone), Corey Bohan, and Hucker (Vans/S&M/Demolition) spend 10 days in one of the most picturesque places in the world; Queenstown, New Zealand. From the crew meeting up to the dudes shredding new parks it was all a good time, with a few leisure activities like wake surfing and hitting the bungee jump up! When in Queenstown the Gorge Road jumps call to you, some of the best in the world, although they are threatened by development you can check out more info and sign the petition at the link below.
During a post Xgames trip to Minneapolis and a tour through the Southwest there was a plan to film, but no plan of what would come of it. The footage was laid out and we realized we were sitting on something that had to be seen. Simone's effortless style shows that there is no slowing him down or his unique take on riding. There isn't much more to say, but watch this edit now!
New Ethan Corriere! Ethan and his boy Gordon MacDonald hit the streets and turned around a quick round of flames for your viewing enjoyment.
The first in a new series from CULT, taking a look at the life and times of their AM team; visiting their homes, seeing what makes them tick, and filming riding clips while they're at it. From California to Louisiana - this is Lil' Juice; wild as ever, sending some massive shit and yeah... there's a bunch of HUGE whips in this.
Day two was filled with copious amounts of weather, so we headed to an amazing spot under a bridge. But even that couldn't save us from the side rain that soaked the spot, so we made up for it by heading to the local Vans store to grab some free stuff...
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.