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Name: Kevin Williams
Age: 41
Hometown: Rootstown, OH, USA.
Hook-Ups/Sponsors: NormBrand BMX
The FAT FAVOURITES list:
Spot to ride: The Super Bowl,
BMX Video: Anthem, Seek & Destroy
Website: @bmx, @racerxonline
Web Video: Anything @krisfox or Watts does, lol
Food: Chicken and Rice casserole
Person on Instagram: Lou Bickel (rip) one of the best dudes ever
Travel Destination: Australia, Brazil
Simple Session is almost here! If you're considering going, you definitely should. More info here
What a week… supercross for my birthday, what else? :) and it’swarm again here in TX. WeOutOutOutHere.
Ride along with the BSD and Empire squads as they join forces in Austin, TX for a good ol' sesh with the locals, and the chance to win Trent Lutzke's bike which was up for grabs at the end of the day. Featuring: Tam Roulston, Reed Stark, Grant Yoobie, Denim Cox, Curly Mayne, Brett Silva, Logan Pengberg, Matt Nordstrom, Jared Duncan, Johnny Raekes, and way more. Keep your eyes peeled for some legendary spots too. What a day!
Nearly 100 premier action sports athletes from around the globe have officially been invited to compete at X Games Salt Lake City in various Skateboard, BMX and MotoX competitions for three full days of action coming to the Utah State Fairpark and Event Center June 27 – 29, 2025.
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Supercross BMX is excited to welcome Oliver Moran to its Factory Squad as he gears up for an electrifying 2025 season. The Australian standout, who claimed the 2024 Elite National Championship, 2024 U23 Oceania Championship, and 2024 U23 World Cup Overall title, is set to take on new challenges aboard his Supercross BMX RS7 XXXXL. Moran’s skill, dedication, and race-winning mentality make him a perfect fit for the Factory Supercross BMX team, further cementing his presence on the international BMX circuit.
Adding to the excitement, Supercross BMX visionary Bill Ryan has been working closely with Kye Whyte and Oliver Moran to develop the revolutionary Vision F1 XXXXL. This cutting-edge carbon frame will
Some behind the scenes training getting ready for the 2025 BMX racing season and some extras. Hope you guys enjoy and let me know what you think!
Cluut jam. You pretty much know what to expect at a Cluut jam. Good times, madness, craziness, and BMX at its finest. Sounds good to us. Paul picked me up and we drove over to Belgium on a Saturday afternoon. Antwerp traffic wasn't too bad and once past Antwerpen we were in Mechelen in no-time. Construction was happening all around the indoor park and we found out that on Monday after the event, the indoor park had to make room for 111 apartments. So this was the very last BMX happening taking place the Rode Kruisplein 14. The Inzini House was packed with BMX-ers. A mix of street, park and dirt riders found their way around the park where the "cash for tricks" concept go the riders hyped to go mad.
Different sections of the park were used for the jam. We arrived when riders were dropping in from the highest part of the park to flat doing barspins, 360s, turndowns and tailwhips. Not everything survived but cash was handed out. Beer was flowing early. This was Belgium after all. King Koen and Denz were handling the records and MC Egon and Rachid were on the mic. The entire Belgian BMX freestyle scene was present and it was good to see the veterans make a showing. Hannu Cools managed to tire tap/icepick/fufanu a wall when his 15 years old cranks broke and he had to switch to the pils. Tom Russell, Sem Kok, Gerrit Vanopdenbosch, rocked the quarter and Twan van Wijk got some cash for doing a rock to barspin 180 out on the rainbow rail.
Name: Alvaro Esquivel
Age: 26
Hometown: San Vito, Costa Rica
Hook-ups/Sponsors: Cult, 360 bs, North Point
The FAT Favorites list:
-Spot to ride: Marbella Skatepark
-BMX video: All the Wilderness stuff
-Website: Chat GPT
-Food: Healthy or pasta
-Person on Instagram: Jarren Barboza
-Travel destination: Estonia
-Riders to ride with: Wilderness Gang
-Car: Ferrari
-Movie or Serie: Suits
-Colour: Green
The second instalment in the High Flyers series with Vans Europe, and next up we have none other than tech master Jack Miller with a 5 minute banger. Jack's style is undeniably brilliant and seems to magically combine technicality, flow and speed into one package with an effortless ease. Outstanding. Soundtrack on point too!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.