Watch the above video and thank your lucky stars that BMX has a guy like Rich Forne out there doing stuff like this. "After a barrage of bad injuries throughout the last three years Rich found solitude amongst his close friends at Federal and even though he does not think he deserves it, we are very proud to welcome him to the family. His new video part is testament that passion outweighs sensibility."
I've been on 4 or 5 overseas trips with Rich Forne and I don't think I've ever seen him do a bike trick. He'll go as far as to tell you that he doesn't know any tricks. He's lying of course, he's an incredible bike rider who has shocked the world with his web videos a few times before who chooses to work within an extremely limited framework. Wallrides, tire rides, an occasional spin and not much else. Rich loves nothing more than to find an incredible spot that fits his particular brand of riding and documenting something absurd on it. Rich is also now riding for Federal.
Watch the above video and thank your lucky stars that BMX has a guy like Rich Forne out there doing stuff like this. "After a barrage of bad injuries throughout the last three years Rich found solitude amongst his close friends at Federal and even though he does not think he deserves it, we are very proud to welcome him to the family. His new video part is testament that passion outweighs sensibility."
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.