Bart de Jong
Live on FATBMX today: FWS 2018 LAUNCH EVENT JEDDAH: BMX Flatland Pro Final.
Chad Kerley sets a new standard for himself with this flat out amazing street edit for Haro BMX. People are picking their jaws up off the floor after watching this edit so don’t wait another minute, hit play and find out why!
If I would have nothing to do all day, no work, no family, I'm sure the Flame Trails would look a whole lot better. The dirt spot that is just around the corner practically has everything; a container to keep the tools, good dirt, electricity for music, a water pump and even a big light for evening sessions. Many of you would die for a spot like that and for good reason. It's heaven for a dirt rider to have a designated spot where you can create what you want with a shovel in your hand. The lines, the gaps, the rollers, the tables and the doubles, you can just build whatever you can dream up. And if you get bored, you just build something extra, go bigger, dig deeper or add an extra berm.
You'd expect local BMX-ers to take over a place like this and keep building but the die-hard dirt riders
Some words from Max “I started filming for this video around 2 years ago. After holding onto these clips for so long and Seeing as I’m going overseas to film for another video in one weeks time I thought it would be best to release all the footage I have collected over the past 2 years.. here it is”
Filmed some clips over the past few days at TRP before heading to Milwaukee Wisconsin this weekend for the 3rd an final stop of the Uncovered BMX series at Four seasons skatepark!
Greg Pearson's section from Passable Stunt Video 1.
“Always Searching” is a mix of clips of Taylor Thompson riding day and night. The message is simple, have fun on your bike, always look for new things to ride with your friends, and stay motivated. TURN THAT BACKLIGHT UP!
For this years trip we decided to get a bunch of the guys together and head to NewZealand. We rented a 12 seater van, and headed from the north all the way down to the bottom before flying home. All in all Newzealand was a sick time.
We decided to support few young, fresh, good and style riders.. Here are the first presentation.. 1 : Sam Merle, 2 : Maxime Duranseaud, 3 : Corentin Giannetti, 4 : Alan Cadoux. We'll be on trip really soon.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.