Bart de Jong
This week end was the second step of the Fise Xperience tour in Canet en Roussillon. The week end was agitated, and rich in emotions! About 80 riders travelled across France to come in the south and amazed the 8000 people who came swarming around the park to admire the prowess of those real athletes, always more impressives from step to step. Once again, the headliners of each sport were there! It was a beautiful final that the BMX profesionnal and novices riders offered to us. 
To get you at least some updates during the USA trip, I’ll try to get you some diary updates from the road. Traveling is a big part of BMX so maybe you can relate and pick up some tips along the way. Mike van de Kerkhof picked me up in the am and drove me over to Düsseldorf airport. That might be tip number one for you. Don’t just check on pricing of the flights in your home country only. Düsseldorf is usually cheaper and for me it’s even closer than Amsterdam. 
These unique looking headset spacers mimic the look of classic lock nuts from 1” threaded headsets of yesteryear. But take note that these spacers are indeed threadless and made for 1-1/8” threadless steer tubes of today. These headset spacers can be used to liven up the look of your bike, no matter what style bike you have. New school, retro, race, street, freestyle, you name it, these new & unique spacers will compliment any ride! SE Retro Headset Spacers
-10mm Stack Height
-6061-T6 Alloy
-Available in Black, Silver, Gold, Red, Blue
-MSRP: $5.50
If you have trouble finding these new spacers at your local SE dealer, you can find them here:
The Identiti BMX team is pleased to welcome UK Elite rider Tre Whyte to the Identiti BMX factory race team. Tre is ranked 7th in the UK and is also on the British Cycling ODP (Olympic development program). He lives and trains in Manchester with British Cycling BMX training program. Coming from Peckham in South London and with a family backing full of BMX racers this gives him the support he needs to push himself and his talent. We are very pleased to have Tre join the team. His time in the scene at a high level will give him the ability to offer help and advice to other members of the team and will help bring a wealth of racing experience, caring on the great bond and ethos within the team.
The year has a packed calendar planned for Tre with racing at the Worlds in Birmingham, selected world events and all of the British BMX Series.
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.