When I was first in the van heading towards Texas I didn’t know what to expect. After the trip was over with a pile of SD cards in my pocket, I knew we had footage that no one would expect.
Elijah Prieto has been making his way on to the Utah BMX scene for 5 or 6 years now. Young and Talented , he is finding his own unique style while holding it down with some big tricks. 5050bmx is proud to welcome him to the squad. Excited to see what is in store for him next.
-Tristen
Elijah is a northern Utah local ripper that has been coming into the shop for a long time. We were super pumped when he told us that he had been filming an edit with the help of Austin Young and Adrian Evans and the Gold Blood Collective. We are super hyped on how it turned out. Enjoy!
Tristen Cooper put together an insane compilation of all our awesome trips, jams and web videos. Check it out.
Idaho the land of little known big concrete, big dirt jumps, and insane locals, only a 5 hour drive from the front door 5050 bike and skate. We couldn't help but pack the van with some apes and go explore. We took our tour from Buhl to Boise and to Idaho Falls home of Josh Hult and many of the Nitro Circus bmx crew.
Go crack open your favorite soda and check out this rad mix of street, park and dirt by Ryan "Soda Pop" Dare!
Winter was just finishing up in Utah and we needed a good thaw so we piled a crew in the van and went to Arizona! Thanks to all the locals that meet up with us and caught a session. There are to many locals to thank for the hospitality. Arizona You Rule!
5050BMX & Destroyer Equipment have teamed up to present you the Destroyers Certified Bike Helmet. The Tanner Builders and Riders all rock these CPSC certified helmets at the trails, skateparks and streets.
Tristen Copper has been a staple in the Utah BMX scene for a while now! He drops some bombshell and show his all around riding skills.
Jonesy Fedderson decided to get out of the cold Utah weather and hop the pond down under to Australia. They met a bunch of awesome people and rode some amazing trails and parks. Stoked that they captured a lot of the good times. Both these dudes kill it!
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.