OAKLEY DIRTLAB SESSION by Dylan Stark. In this video I head up the the Oakley Headquarters to meet up with Mike "Hucker" Clark and John Brewton and ride the Dirtlab. Later in the session Max Vu and Aryei (a 10 year old shredder from Oregon) come thru for a few laps and Max gets some new shades from Steve!
Get ready, Odyssey vs Sunday is underway now. Which team will win a trip to a foreign country? Here's the rundown:All Odyssey and Sunday team riders can visit the Providence, RI house whenever they want, all summer long.Odyssey and Sunday will each release a video in the fall with all their footage. Viewers vote for their favorite video, and the team with the most votes wins a trip anywhere in the world. Riders from both teams will also be working together to film and edit VX videos dropping monthly.
DUB - Filippakos Kosmidis in Liverpool. You may know him by the name Filip Baf but don't be alarmed, it's the same guy and he's back with a stormer of an edit for DUB. We bumped into him while he was over from Greece at the recent jam those guys threw in Liverpool and his knuckles were destroyed after the wild opening clip. Dude put in serious work throughout. Hopefully we'll get to see him come back to the UK soon and handle that beast.
Kurtis Downs - Vert Bowl Session Love. And. Rebel. Kurtis Downs has a session on some concrete vert in his LVRBL Denim.
EINDHOVEN STREET JAM WAS FIRE, THANKS BFT BOYS.
Alex Donnachie. Age: 23 | Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland | Most recent video part: Ender, Monster's "Ascent" | Winner, Simple Session 2015 "Best Trick" | Filmer: Dave Sowerby
Colt Fake. Age: 28 | Hometown: Ocoee, Florida | Bike: Bone Deth | Most recent video part: Ender, Banned BMX's "Banned 5" | Real BMX 2016 silver medalist, Fan Favorite | Filmer: Darryl Tocco
DeMarcus Paul. Age: 29 | Hometown: Albany, Georgia | Most recent video part: Opener, Volume Bikes' "The Finer Things" | Filmer: Michael Mastroni
X Games “Real BMX” 2017 – Nathan Williams & Peter Adam. So good!
Real Street: Chad Kerley
We Found a CRAZY roof spot!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.