Bart de Jong
Lavin succeeds fellow Dew Action Sports Tour competitor and action sports icon, Dave Mirra who hosted the program's previous season.
Lavin recently competed in the Dew Action Sports Tour, the first professional league in action sports history. The tour hosts the top action sports athletes in the world vying for the $3.5 million in prize money and unparalleled television exposure with 32 hours of national programming on NBC and USA. 39,000,000 unduplicated viewers tuned into the Dew Tour during the course of the 2005 season making it the largest television audience in action sports history.
BdJ
This means that 12 days of uploads are gone and since that takes a couple of hours a day to do, this boy is pissed. What makes me even pissed off is that I have not saved any text and deleted all of the re-sized pics. This blows.
I hope you enjoyed it while it was up. If there is a lawyer out there who can help us sue Orion for a few million.... get in tough. Yeah right.
We apologize to everyone for the inconvenience. We'll try to get some articles back up again and continue from there.
BdJ
Flatland is big in Japan. Just look at the number of competitors in the King Of Ground (KOG) results. Still a member of the KGB won the final round. KOG Finals
Results Pro
1 Matti Kuoppa
2 Kotaro Tanaka
3 Hiroya Morizaki
4 Michel Staingraber
5 Hirokazu Miura
6 Eiichirou Watanabe
7 Takuma Kawamura
8 Shinichiro Hara
9 Yoshihiro Nishikawa
10 Seiji Sakata
11 Hideki Kawai
Redline's Bubba Harris is leading the ABA BMX series. The ABA season is going to see the end at the Grand Nationals in Oklahoma at the end of November. Bubba has a maximum number of wins going into the Grands. All he can do now is keep his competition away from scoring maximum points by grabbing the victory himself. See how he did in Phoenix at the Fall Nationals last weekend. Saturday Pro Results, including the AA pros, Girl Pro, Vet Pro and Pro Cruiser class:
When Lance Armstrong's wristbands came on the market I didn't expect much of it. Before I knew it though, I saw loads of people wear those yellow bracelets. It didn't take long before the copycats thought they could cash in on this. We've seen pretty much any colour of the rainbow by now. Enter Mat Hoffman. When he was asked to make some art for a wristband, he had some doubts too. But the Condor was also asked to pick two good causes 
"Graffiti art is constantly changing. Fresh coats of paint and newly pasted posters appear overnight in cities across the world. New artists, new ideas and new tactics displace faded images in a perpetual process of renewal and metamorphosis. From Stockholm to Tokyo, Barcelona to Los Angeles, Melbourne to Milan, wall spaces are a breeding ground for graphic and typographic forms as artists unleash their daily creations."
by Tristan Manco 
Eindhoven has a legal sport for graffiti artists or whoever wants to express their feelings with a spraycan. Some of it is good, some is rubbish, but everybody needs to start somewhere. It's better to do it at a legal spot. The tFAT piece you see here is not made by the FATBMX crew. We stopped doing this in 1985 when we made our first "piece" and got caught (and spent the next day cleaning the wall). Enjoy part one of the Berenkuil art. Part two follows later and can also be found in the Comic 'n Art section on FATBMX. BdJ 
The 2006 Premium team has been announced with pride. Things have been really good working with the Premium guys on new products and the crew looks forward to putting out even better stuff in the future. Everyone that was on the team in 2005 stays on for 2006. Joining us from Las Vegas, NV is Jake Farley (18), he's already friends with most of the crew and is a perfect fit to the team. Also, from Oregon is Vince Kroff (17), Joe , Ryan, Ben and Matt are all living in Oregon now and have been riding with Vince daily. They all wanted him on the team so he's definitely a welcomed addition. 2006 Premium Team (USA):
Josh Harrington
Joe Riley
Ryan Mills
Matt Colisch
Ben Hucke
Vince Kroff
Jake Farley
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.