Bart de Jong
The Albion BMX mag is no more. The towel was thrown in the ring by the crew that brought a nice BMX book from time to time, 17 in total. It had content that differed and made sense and quality photos that made the articles even better. Thanks for the contribution on making BMX look good. Here are the last few words from the Albion:“Somethings are not meant to last forever. Thanks for the support whilst we were here, we are sunk, at the bottom, wrecked, broke, in debt, bust. I’d like to say we gave it our all but we did not, not by a long shot, we gave what we were prepared to give and sometimes thats just not enough. There are no survivors. Pour over our remnants in years to come and revisit your memories of what we represented to you, maybe one day you’ll turn again the pages of time and remember us, 17 issues, thats enough, time to die. The Albion is dead. Ride on kids… its a new day tomorrow, live it… “Till the wheels come off”…”
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After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.