Check out the latest episode of RAW AMS , featuring a diverse crew who shred on the regs...We take pride in supporting the next generation of riders and you will definitely be seeing more soon...So many styles in this one, the future is now...
The FBM Crew out in the wild- The fifth annual Maiden America tour came through NorCal recently, featuring FBM, Profile, and QBP. We caught up with the dudes for two days in the Santa Cruz area, where we sessioned the famous Buena Vista pool, the Harvey West pump track, and sick street spots around a light house!
Come hang out in Kareem's world and learn some bmx gaming history! Shout out to The Old Potato for the help.
Big Yellow Truck Jump - Can Big Boy Do It? Big Boy was challenged to make a ramp out of random material found in the backyard and jump his lifted big yellow turbo diesel Ford truck! He built an awesome ramp and still he was very nervous for the big jump but he channeled his inner Evel Knievel and jumped his truck like a champion!
Ranch Hand will be my second full length Australian BMX film coming out late 2019. Captured over the past years, Ranch Hand documents a mix of BMX & Music, showcasing all the hard work and dedication we all sweat hard for, to create and inspire here, in the land down under and share with the world. An awesome line up of riders and bands, too many to mention, you'll just have to wait and see.
Reap what you Sew, Create & Destroy.
- B-Dog
Whenever Vans Canada Team rider, and recently appointed team manager of the Canadian Vans BMX crew, Mike Gray's name appears online we always know we can expect some street riding on the larger end of the scale. Despite possessing a massive array of technical tricks, this Canadian's ability to go big is undeniable. Watch the latest clips that he's been working on for this new Vans piece! Filmed throughout the Great White North.
While working on respective video projects for all the dudes, we cruised up the Santa Cruz to do a few shop stops and hit some unfamiliar territory in hopes of some good times and stacking some solid clips. We did just that! Behind The Trip is everything in between, from leftover clips, crashes, shenanigan's and more...
"For the last few months I've been filming on this new video part: "No Pegs, No Problem". It's filmed by the homie Joeri Veul, partly in Barcelona and partly throughout the Netherlands. Tried to go a bit bigger for this one and hit my sprocket/backtire on ledges/rails a bit more. Had some good times filiming for this and I'm really hyped on the result.. Hope you guys like the video."
Anthony Jeanjean | 1st Final BMX Freestyle Park - FISE Xperience Canet-en-Roussillon 2019
Anthony Jeanjean takes the first place of this first stop of FISE Xperience Series 2019 and BMX Freestyle Park French Cup because of this amazing run!
The full 12 minute b-side to Lewis Mills’ 2019 Eclat video
This is ”Lost it” Volume 7 the penultimate episode in the ongoing series chronicling the progress of Federals full length “FTS” project and features riding in Australia and Canada from Dan Lacey, Bruno Hoffmann, Anthony Perrin, Eisa Bakos and James Cunningham.
" remember back to my first visit to Spain, spending my days in the streets of Barcelona. I began to learn the people and their ways, I found myself at home with complete strangers... as time went on I got to know Miki more and more. He was a young kid with ambition and a genuine love for BMX. He told me that it was his dream to make it to the USA to ride and see a new piece of the world. So less than a year after meeting Miki he had picked up two sponsors and he was booked for LA in March! I wanted to show him a great time and I wanted for him to have access to a filmer so he could reveal his California experience in a proper video. Long story short, I ended up filming the majority of this video in only 9 days of actual filming and bike riding. Miki is an original and he has a great head on his shoulders, he is a prime example of following your dreams! - Wes McGrath
The Rollback: a BMX Podcast episode forty-three with Greg Illingworth.
One afternoon with Jakub “Štajno” Marjak at the Stalin Plaza [Praha, Czech Republic].
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.